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No more contortions with hand tools inside a cage-one simple twist of the wrist unlocks and removes the unitized cup and valve It s that easy to maintain when necessary But with SWISH, it’s hardly ever necessary That’s because our cup is sell-cleaning Our patented valve keeps the cup clean by flushing any feed particles out so birds can consume them with the water Installation is a snap too with SWISH s new cups they simply snap into the desired location, and the hose attaches to the water line outlet These are some The NEW BWISI ■ NORTHEAST AGRI SYSTEMS, INC Co. DHIA % DAYS LIS. W MIN MILK 22,930 21,468 305 305 17,895 17,499 305 305 25,069 19,176 305 305 22,427 18,095 22,622 21,005 20,641 22,739 305 305 305 305 305 305 20,377 305 19,809 305 18,409 305 19,614 305 19,456 305 17,895 18,806 18,766 305 305 305 19,183 22,533 24,747 293 305 305 22,160 21,258 305 305 21,042 305 19,362 305 305 15,709 22,304 305 IDS. MILK DAYS M MILK 54 7 88 2 19,368 755 34 5 88 0 19,723 738 59 2 89 7 20,060 718 68 6 88 8 14,989 714 38 4 87 7 19,273 '7ll 67 7 86 4 19,198 702 35 4 90 6 19,652 699 2 3 B 3 3 PATENTED VALVE IS KEY TO OUR PERFORMANCE OrKica (A) forcai walar onto deflector (6> lip (C) divert* it down to tuapand lead |D) iH—total commitment to qi P.O. 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Because our cup is seif'Cleanmg, algae and bacteria growth is not a problem as with cups that don t flush out feed particles Clean cups mean less chance of disease and less mortality And our big cup means good access to water, for a good level of bird health SWISH saves you money. That s the bottom line with a system that cuts labor and keeps birds alive and productive Get all the facts about our new cup and other SWISH innovations See your SWISH distributor or contact us a r% luality & service SVwSH Local Representative DAVID NEWMAN (717)299-9905 68 5 86 2 85 7* 83 7 883 909 85 6 87 6 89 0 88 5 89 0 65 9 50 2 10 5 77 0 91 6 3 405 B 3 65 5 3 126 1 3 89 4 3 41 6 3 62 4 LYCOMING COUNTY DHIA July. 1984 RH R&GrH RH R&GrH R&GrH R&GrH R&GrH GrH R&GrH R&GrH R&GrH R&GrH RH R&GrH RH RH RH RH R&GrH 5 10 20,974 5 18,272 uatering systems now a division o) CTB Inc 19,300 18,667 15,540 18,354 19,061 18,183 17,437 17,506 17,927 17,853 17,606 Mont-Will Farms Star Steppe Brothers Dawn 76 Eugene W Hall Bowser Molly Manlu Spartan Nettie Pepper Marshall Bros Inc Regina Ral 889 232 20,256 20,492 18,242 18,527 17,930 18,982 18,664 18,552 17,770 17,602 17,194 18,407 16,365 17,148 17,359 17,549 16,625 16,640 16,247 Mars-View Farm 465 Lost Brook Farm 4 Benjamin E McCarty 35 13 Roger W Ulmer Rainbow Linden-Hills Farm 28 Charles F Ulmer Jr Helen Vollman Dairy Farm 181 249 Marvin L Waltz Lora lea J David & John Jarrett 88 305 305 753 111 Franklin J Fmck Freda 66 BUCKETS & FORKS For Skid Steer Loaders NOW AVAILABLE FOR MOST MAKES AND MODELS • FORKS • BUCKETS 40” to 72” Standard, Various Shapes And 8” Increments Widths According Special Sizes On Request To Order WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lndustries 325 West Main St. Comfortable protection. 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