Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 28, 1984, Image 146

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    Dl4—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 28,1984
Cornell beef book written
ITHACA, N.Y. Ezra Cornell,
the founder of Cornell University,
maintained a herd of Shorthorn
and North Devon cattle on his 207-
acre farm that became the campus
of this Ivy League school.
When the University opened its
doors in 1865, the founder included
his cattle, along with his Ithaca
farmland, in his original en
dowment. Thus, the history of beef
cattle programs at Cornell dates
back to the year the University
was founded.
This little known fact about Ezra
Cornell’s cattle is described in a
new booklet - A History of Beef
Cattle at Cornell - by Ken
Tillapaugh who was beef cattle
manager at Cornell for more than
three decades until his retirement
in 1983.
Tillapaugh’s book chronicles the
Farm loans
WASHINGTON, D.C. - An addi
tional $250 million for farm
operating loans is being made
available immediately by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture’s
Farmers Home Administration,
Secretary of Agriculture John R.
Block announced.
The funds are being transferred
from other loan programs where,
it is anticipated they will not be
needed in the remaining 12 weeks
of the current fiscal year.
“This move will help ensure that
farmers’ needs for credit to
finance this year’s production will
be met,” Block said. “These funds
are in addition to a record-high
$1.91 billion already budgeted for
operating loans this year for
Farmers Home Administration. ’ ’
Of the $250 million total, $l5O
million in insured - or direct -
loans is being moved from the
single-family housing program,
and $lOO million in loan guarantees
is being moved from the business
and industry loan guarantee pro
gram.
The additional funds will be
made available on an as-needed
basis to Farmers Home Ad
ministration field offices.
3000 Mueller OH
(Used 7 months)
800 Dair-Kool - Round
400 Dari-Kool - Round
600 Zero
MARTIN’S REFRIGERATION SERVICE
V growth and development of the
various beef cattle programs at
Cornell University over nearly 120
years. Today, the beef program
has attained stature as a major
division in the department of
animal science in the New York
State College of Agriculture and
Life Sciences at Cornell.
Research activities involving
Cornell’s beef cattle program now
are centered in the beef cattle
research facility at the Animal
Science Teaching and Research
Center near Harford, about 15
miles from campus. The beef
facility at the 2,500-acre research
center is capable of ac
commodating up to 600 animals.
The overall goal of Cornell’s
program is to develop more ef
ficient methods of raising and
managing beef cattle under New
York conditions, thus making beef
producers in the State more
competitive with their coun
terparts in other regions of the
country.
For a free copy of Tillapaugh’s
book, write to the Beef Cattle
Division, Department of Animal
Science, 130 Morrison Hall, Cornell
University, Ithaca, NY 14853. The
telephone number is (607) 256-7712.
ST. LOUIS, MO - Use of
Soybean options to increase
marketing profits is just one of 21
production and marketing topics to
be presented by speakers at the
American Soybean Association’s
Soybean Expo. The four-day
program is expected to draw over
2,000 participants to the Tulsa,
Oklahoma Convention Center,
Aug. 3-7.
Any soybean farmer can par
ticipate m Soybean Expo. In ad
dition to 21 educational Soy Profit
Sessions, Expo participants will
have over 12 hours of free time to
visit more than 250 exhibits that
will cover an acre of indoor show
space in the Tulsa Convention
Center. Registration fees include
admission to meals, a night at the
Rodeo, entertainment Sunday night
USED TANKS
500 Girton
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400 Milkkeeper
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Soles & Service
DES MOINES, la. - Massey-
Ferguson announces the in
troduction of the MF 551 and MF
554 Grinder Mixers. The in
troductions complete the MF line
of three new grinder mixers. Like
the larger MF 557 model in
troduced earlier, the new models
provide significant new features
and convenience.
Heavier steel and bearings,
particularly in high stress and
wear areas, improve machine life.
Heavy duty clamps equipped with
grease zerks help insure both
easier movement and positive
alignment of discharge tubes. An
over-center brake prevents
movement of the discharge auger
after it has been positioned.
Both the MF 551 and MF 554
feature optimum hammermill
throat angle to help improve flow
of feed materials into the grinder.
The solid slide gate which limits
flow of material into the ham
mermill includes a rubber flap
added behind the gate to minimize
particles through from the grinder.
Additional clearance is provided
behind the hammermill screen to
help when grinding hay or other
light material.
Other design features include a
mixing auger that “flings”
material out of thf miring tank fnr
Soybean Expo opens
by country pops singer Ray
Stevens, and a gala President’s
Banquet and party on Aug. 6.
The 75-minute Soy Proft Sessions
include—Financial Strategies for
Uncertain Times; Crop Scouting;
Genetic Engineering; Managing
Stress; 1985 Farm Bill Policy
Alternatives; Managing Irrigation
on Soybeans; Computers on the
Farm; Weed Control; Time
Management; Market Outlook;
Improving Husband and Wife
Communications; Interpreting
Market Cha
MF reports grinder mixers
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Massey-Ferguson recently introduced the MF 554 (shown
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more complete tank clean out;
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Aug. 3
tion Costs; Tillage Alternatives;
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What’s New in Soybean Varieties;
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Farmers can register in advance
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An optional remote control unit
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This allows operation of the
grinder mixer from the tractor cab
or anywhere around the machine.
The unit includes controls for
turning the discharge auger on or
off; push buttons for positioning
the discharge auger; a switch for
opening and closing the mixing
tank discharge door, and a digital
readout for the scale.
Some standard convenience
items on both the MF 551 and MF
554 include a magnet in the mill
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the mixing tank; a conveniently
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something as simple as a drinking bottle
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