Dl2—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 15,1984
LOCKNEY Tex Tye in- and ranchers who needed a planter
troduced the 3-point hitch, 80-inch that could seed and interseedl small
Pasture Pleaser model in 1977. The Pastures without damaging them
Pasture Pleaser was originally _ Sl ® ce that introduction, the
designed in response to farmers Pasture Pleaser has enjoyed
A larger 10-foot Pasture Pleaser drill has been introduced
by the Tye Company.,
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215.267-5400
Cut Energy Costs 75% —Uses the drying power of fan forced air No
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Reduced Shrinkage— Shrink loss is cut up to 50% through natural
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Slash drying
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phenomenal success.
Because of its performance and
acceptance, the word spread, and
Tye received numerous requests to
build a larger model to seed bigger
pastures.
In response to that call, Tye has
built an end wheel, 10-foot pull-type
Pasture Pleaser. The 10-foot model
is designed to do a big planting job
with a small tractor.
The Tye 10-foot Pasture Pleaser
complements the proven family of
No Till Drills. The drill is equipped
with the same three-step planting
system consisting of internally
fluted seeders, double-disc
openers, and heavy-duty tapered
roller bearing coulter assemblies
that are standard on other Tye
Stubble Drills and Pasture
Pleasers. The convenient 120-inch
width of the new pull-type Pasture
Pleaser fills the need of the small
tractor owner.
The Pasture Pleaser has 15
openers with 8-inch row spacing
and is driven from a center spring
loaded drive coulter, similar to the
popular 7-foot models.
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Write or Contact in Confidence - Bob Wehking at the above address
Available options include a
choice of coulter blades to match
the job to be done and a wide
variety of press/depth control
wheels, along with legume, dry
fertilizer, and bluestem at
tachments.
The J2O-inch planting width and
2 attend Purina conference
“Livestock producers must
adopt the most up-to-date feeding
and management practices if they
are to remain profitable in today’s
increasingly competitive livestock
industry.”
“That’s the message area farm
consultants Terry Mank of
Kingerman Brothers, Columbia
County, and Gene Garrett of
Spencers Milling Service,
Delmarva, brought back to
producers after attending Ralston
Purina’s National Farm Con
sultant Conference in St. Louis,
recently.
Mank and Garrett were among
470 Purina farm consultants at
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Bob Wehking, Manager
(end wheel) pull-type* design
allows small tractors to perform
large planting jobs.
For more information on the new
pull-type Pasture Pleaser, contact
your local Tve dealer or The Tye
Compaq . : 01 8, Lockney,
Texas 79241.
tending the conference, which was
designed to help farm consultants
and producers meet the increasing
demands of the livestock industry
in the ‘Bos.
Part of the three-day event were
several comprehensive seminars
which introduced the latest
developemnts in swine, dairy, beef
cattle and horse nutrition and
production, as well as advice on
how to improve services to area
producers.
The national conference also
offered the opportunity to ex
change ideas with other Purina
farm consultants, sharing mutual
problems and solutions.
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