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ADVERTISING TO FIND ALL I
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♦ 2 Sizes In Stock
* 8 Cu. Ft. Assembled w/Solid Front
w/20" wheels pneumatic, $120.00
• 15 Cu. Ft. Assembled w/Removable
Front w/26” wheels pneumatic,
$155.00
OR WILL MAKE THE SIZE
YOU ORDER
• Made of Vt" Exterior Plywood
• Edges Protected w/Galvanized Sheet
• Finished w/Treated Redwood Stain
"GREAT FOR LAWN, GARDEN
AND FARM USE"
Elam M.
Ebersol
558 Gibbons Rd.
Rd 1, Bird-in-Hand, $
PA 17505
V/t MileN. of
Bird-in-Hand, PA
180’x250’ Commercial Bldg. Lancaster Count
Custom Built For The Job - Unique In Design
Beef Barn 70’x92’xl4’ Lancaster Couni
Crane Service Trusses Delivered In
One Section To Job Site.
CHICAGO, 11. - George C.
Elliott, formerly staff vice
president, worldwide purchasing
for International Harvester, has
been appointed senior vice
president for IH’s Agricultural
Equipment Group.
Irvin E. Aal, president of the
Agricultural Equipment Group,
To Lancaster VV
IH promotes Elliott
CONTROL WEEDS
IN ALFALFA WITH
BUTYRAC -200
Apply 2 to 4 weeks after alfalfa
emerges. Controls broadleaf weeds in
seedling or established legumes. This
remarkable selective action killing
many broadleaf weeds without affecting
certain broadleaf crops has been
proven by research men and commercial
growers throughout the country.
We are distributors for a complete line of
WEED KILLERS
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said Elliott will be responsible for
product planning, marketing,
sales, quality and reliability.
These functions previously
reported to Aal before his
promotion on April 19, 1984 to
group president.
Elliott joined IH in September,
1981 as director ot transportation.
He was appointed director, pur
chasing in March 1982 and was
named staff vice president,
worldwide purchasing in June,
1983.
Clear
Span
Wood
Roof
Trusses
Make
Your
Building
More
Versatile
And
Costs
Less
FABRAL
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PH: 717-866-6581
OVER 25 YEARS OF QUALITY
MATERIALS & SERVICE
PLAIN CITY, Oh. - Dr. Robert
MUbum recently joined Select
Sires, Inc. as Associate
Veterinarian. In this position, Dr.
Milburn will assist with the herd
health aspects of more than 750
bulls.
Dr. Milbum is a native of Illinois
and a graduate of Southern Illinous
University in Animal Industries.
At the University of Illinois in
NEWARK, Del. Fanners with
a small livestock enterprise, and
people getting into farming in a
small way, can benefit from a new
handbook published by the Nor
theast Regional Agricultural
Engineering Service.
“The 88-page handbook is called
Small Farms - Livestock Buildings
and Equipment, and it can help
you plan, design and construct
facilities for livestock,” says
University of Delaware extension
agricultural engineer Jim Scar
borough. “It can also help you
adapt or modify existing buildings
on your farm.”
The handbook includes
guidelines for basic farmstead
planning, site selection and space
planning. A livestock chapter gives
housing requirements for swine,
beef, dairy cattle, goats, horses,
sheep, poultry and rabbits. To
reduce production costs, en
closed housing using natural
ventilation is emphasized. Ihe
Truss Design For Mim Truss Height At Center Line
Trusses Are More Economical
& ACCES.
mini barns
IN STOCK
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 19,1984—D15
New vet joins Select Sires
Small farm handbook
available
ITEMS WE STOCK
* Laminated Archs & Beams
* Lumber
* Treated Timbers
* Flooring & Decking
* Corn Crib Siding
* Fabral Roofing, Siding &
Acces.
* Cannon Ball Door Track
* Agri Type Doors, Windows
& Vents
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MANUFACTURERS
LAMINATED RAFTERS
■nd WOOD ROOF TRUSSES
RIGIDPLY RAFTERS
RICHLAND RDI, PENNSYLVANIA 17087
Champaign, Dr. Milburn com
pleted a B.S. program in
Veterinary Medicine as well as a
D.V.M.
Dr. Milburn spent two years in
Washington as a veterinarian in a
mixed-practice where he became
acquainted with many types of
beef and dairy operations. He has
more recently worked in Wisconsin
as a food animal practitioner.
sections on swine, dairy and
poultry also tell how to provide
warm housing for birthing, nursing
and raising your livestock.
One chapter covers materials
and construction techniques in
cluding remodeling of old barns.
Lumber selection, roofing, siding,
i and concrete work for a new barn
are also discussed.
Other chapters cover such im
portant topics as utilities, ven
tilation and environmental con
trols, waste and pest management,
and fencing. A separate 30-page
section contains plans for do-it
yourself fencing, housing, feeding,
and other structures.
“Small Farms Livestock
Buildings and Equipment,”
NRAES-6, is available for $4. To
obtain a copy, write Extension
Agricultural Engineer Plan
Service, 058 Townsend Hall,
University of Delaware, Newark,
DE 19717-1303. Make checks
payable to University of Delaware.
TELEPHONE: 866-6581