Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 02, 1984, Image 57

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Master of Ceremonies Bob Honda! stands between newly
crowned 1984 Somerset Dairy Princess Amy Baer left, and
1983 Dairy Princess Angie Brant.
Most Advanced Feed Management System On The Market Tod
| THE INTERROGATOR
Ruggedly constructed and mounted
■ to the front of the feed manger.
X Takes identification from the re
sponder and sends it to the computer
' for instant recognition and feeding
’ per the program to the proper cow.
' . FEED MANGER
Stainless steel for rugged field con
ditions. All power sources to the feed
* manger are safe 24 volt AC. Fea
' tures a cone-shaped feed bowl that
fitsihe contours of the cow’s muzzle therefore allowing no
spaces for food to buildup and spoil.
o|ial (2) ration feeder to better meet herd needs on an
individual basis - ideal for high moisture corn application.
Ffeed rate @ maximum of 12 oz./min. keeps cows content
white feeding - No over feeding and wasting feed.
• 1 to sleed periods programable
per day with carry over within
: the f|»d periods/6 lbs. maximum
% intaw by animal per visit to a
• feed* - helps maintain a
| unifcpn pH in cows rumen.
I Keytmard Ipck-out to prevent
I
I tampering with system.
Jt Large, multi-function keys are
easy totiseand reed. Eaehkey
makes an audible sound when
depressed.
• Cow number is assigned to a tag
number allowing manager to use
numbers which are familiarto
him.
aflcfces Silo
Newville
717 77&3m
J.B. Zimmerman
ZERO West of Blue Ball
717-354-4955
Annville
717-867-5143
Serial Port to tie into home computer for more than feed capability -
communication is two-way, allowing up-date to each system
NOW AVAILABLE: (Communicates With Home Computer) This Makes The Beta4soPC
Expandable To These Management Programs: • Cow Calendar (Breeding Wheel) • Cow Heifer Inventory
• Mastitus Records • Health Records • Milk Production • Feed Costs & Consumption Records • Work
Schedules • Other Programs With History Reports Available
PENNSYLVANIA
Howard Martin
Refrigeration
UUtic
717-626-6355
An*. Serv, 717-733-1224
W & I Dairy Sales
O*lor*
717-520-2669
Tom Dunlop
Jersey Shore
717-398-X391
Draw On Us
For Free I
Hot Water 1
The Zero 1 v
super Saver i *
uses the heat -I
removed by your f
refrigeration >
system to make „
you money.
Amy Baer crowned Somerset Dairy Princess
SOMERSET Somerset Area
Senior High School senior Amy
Baer was recently crowned the
1984 Somerset County Dairy
Princess during a coronation
ceremony at the Oakhurst Tea
Room.
Amy, 18, is the daughter of Allen
and Sandra Baer of R 3 Somerset.
Following a smorgasbord dinner
and entertainment by the Roof
Garden Chorus, a barbershop
quartet from Somerset, Master of
Ceremonies Bob Hondal presented
Amy with the crown. Last year’s
dairy princess, Angie Brant, was
also on hand to greet the new
princess.
BETA-150 PC
RESPONDER
COLLAR
Each cow is identified
by a responder worn
around the cow’s neck.
The responder is sealed
to tough polyurethane
plastic-with no batteries
or working parts for an
unlimited useful life.
Each responder transmits a unique digital code to the inter
rogator unit. It offers positive cow identification. The re
sponder is built to operate under severe farm conditions, -20
degrees Fahrenheit, and high moisture conditions. The unit
is completely sealed.
Matt A Dan Itle
Loretto (Altoona)
614-686-2928
MARYLAND
Laurel Run Farm
Supply
Qrantcvttte
301-895-5567
Roger Hornbaker
Williamsport
301-223-9005
The Only Thing We Didn't Put
Into Our New Super Z Milk
Zero’s Super Z. It's the complete bulk milk
tank At least a great improvement on any
you’ve seen before, certainly a revolution in
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Amy helps her parents with their
herd of 60 dairy cattle on the
family’s 220-acre dairy farm.
Her school activities include
acting as treasurer for both Y.E.A.
and FHA, and a course of study in
business.
She is a mat maid and was
chosen this year’s wrestling queen.
She was a member of the prom
queen’s court and is a member of
the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team.
When Amy’s not busy with her
school activities, she spends some
of her time working as treasurer of
the Steaks and Chops 4-H club. She
is also a member of the Sipesville
Clovers 4-H club and a former
• Self-diagnostic program for
interrogators and CCU for easy
service analysis - shortens down
time.
• Exception list prints out every
24 hrs. alerting manager of cows
not meeting expected feed con
sumption
• Lighting protection superior to
most systems available today.
• User friendly - take Utile time to
learn operation of C.C.U.
• Thermal printer for clear, con
cise written reports - very
reliable
• Set-up for 255 cows; Add-on
memory for additional cows or
capability.
OHIO
Zimmerman
Sales A Service
Columbian*
216-482-5190
DELAWARE
Hiott Refrigeration
Dover
302-697-3050
Lancaster Fairing, Saturday, I— 2,1X4 117
member of Dairydells 4-H.
Some of her other 4-H activities
include; Fashion Revue, Foods
Revue, Club Congress, 4-H County
Council and the 1982-83 exchange
trip to Phoenix, Ariz. She also
competed in the Fair Queen
contest this year.
Her hobbies include volleyball
and swimming.
While Amy says her plans for the
future are undecided, one thing she
can be sure of - she’ll be spending
plenty of time promoting dairy
products in the coming year.
Outgoing 1983 Somerset County
Manager
Ray Kuhns
67 RpMAw.
Ctomfcertbiirf. PA 17201
717-264-3814
We Salute The
Dairy Industry
You’re a boost to
our economy and fitof "l
nutrition.
Thanks,
Dairy Farmers!
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