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WASHINGTON, D.C. - “Com
farmers and the National Cora
Growers Association are naturally
disappointed about and concerned
over the decision by Secretary
Block to refuse to offer at least a
five percent acreage diversion
payment for the 1985 supply
management program for com,”
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SCARIFIER.
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teeth tn upper position
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(from centerline of rear axle)
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forks on ground
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top of lifting surface to top of guard
maximum with pallet fork fully raised
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A.L. HERR & BRO
312 Park Ave
Quarryville, PA
(717) 786-3521
BAER’S GARAGE, INC.
2407 Marsh Pike
Hagerstown, MD 21741
(301)733-8226
isappointe
rowers
stated Varel Bailey, the farmer
elected President of the National
Cora Growers Association.
Baily, a corn farmer from Anita,
la., explained that “...the disap
pointment over the USDA decision
barring a paid acreage diversion
payment in the 1985 feed grain
program is based on the current
BINKLEY & HURST BROS.
133 Rothsville Station Rd
Lititz, PA
(717)626-4705
CASE POWER ft EQUIP.
Montgomeryville, PA
(215)699-5871
New Castle, OE
(302) 652-3028
• HYDROSTATIC DRIVE
Delivers smooth constant power with infinitely variable
speeds from 0 to 6.2 mph (0 to 10.0 km/h).
• 45 (33.6 kW) NET HORSEPOWER
Case-built water-cooled 4 cylinder gas or diesel engines.
• 4880 LBS. (2214 kg) BREAKOUT FORCE
Plenty of hydraulic power to pry out tough materials,
fill bucket quickly.
• HAND CONTROL LEVERS
Two levers provide full control of power, speed.
• SELF LEVELING LOADER
Helps retain the load automatically from ground line to
maximum hinge pin height.
Unit shown is equipped with non-standard items.
4-in-V BUCKET
Width
Struck capacity
SAE heaped capacity
Weight
(114 mm)
(191 mm)
(349 mm)
13 75
56 (14P2 mm)
490 lbs (222 kg)
7350
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OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT (on basic machine)
12 00 x 16 5 lug type flotation tires 6 50 x 16 non pneumatic Bearcat
tires • Counterweights * Auxiliary hydraulics • Cold start kit (diesel) • Belly
pan • Bucket level indicator» Spark arrest muffler • Rigid drawbar • Horn
ROPS enclosure • Back up alarm • Pre cleaners • Lights • Deluxe seal
40 (1016 mm)
12 (305 mm)
37 2 (945 mm)
50 (1270 mm)
141 (3581 mm)
111 25 (2826 mm)
375 lbs (170 kg)
45 4 (1153 mm)
156 8 (3983 mm)
80 lbs (36 kg)
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT (attachments)
63 (1600 mm) and 73 (1854 mm) dirt buckets • 63 (1600 mfn) and 73
(1854 mm) utility buckets • 63 (1600 mm) fertilizer and gram bucket •80
(2032 mm) snow and litter bucket •80 (2032 mm) kyard bucket • 73
(1854 mm) 4 in 1 bucket ■ DlOO backhoe • Dl3O backhoe • Rear tool bar
• Manure fork • Hydraulic grapple • Pallet fork • Brick guard
NOTt All specifications are stated in accordance with ICED Definitions or SAE Stan
dards or Recommended Practices where applicable
IMPORTANT
J I Case Company reserves the right to rhangt these speofu aliens without notice and
without incurring any obligation relating to such changes
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PAUL SHOVER’S, INC. < 7l7 > 463 2735 ‘ ’ 2972,41
35 East Willow St
Carlisle, PA
(717) 243-2686
Loysville, Pa
(717) 789-3117
with Block decision
projection that corn carryout
stocks on September 30t 1985, will
be 1,046 million bushels just 54
million bushels short of the 1.1
billion bushel level in the 1984
legislation that would have
triggered the additional incentive
for reduced production in the
1984/85 season.” The corn grower
UNILOADERS
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STOUFFER BROS., INC.
1066 Lincoln Way West
Chambersburg, PA
(717) 263-8424
President also commented that the
USDA ‘Supply-Demand Estimates
Report” released only twelve days
ago on Oct. 12, projected Sept. 30,
1985, corn carryout stocks at 1,112
million bushels. “Within this same
period, carryin corn stocks for the
1984/85 season were reduced by 66
million bushels, from 788 miUion
bushels to 722 million bushels in the
73 (1854 mm)
10 9 cu ft (31 m')
16 5 cu ft (47 m')
688 lb (312 kg)
ZIMMERMAN’S FARM
SERVICE .
Bethel, PA
(717) 933-4114
October USDA ‘Grain Stocks In All
Positions Report’,” according to
Bailey. “Therefore, the October 24
‘Supply-Demand Estimates
Report’ reduced the projected 1985
carryout corn stocks by the 66
million bushel amount as reflected
in the ‘Grain Stocks’ report,” he
said.
Bailey emphasized the National
Corn Growers Association “...had
urged Secretary Block and other
senior officials in the Reagan
Administration to offer the ad
ditional incentive of at least a five
percent acreage diversion
payment even if the carryout
stocks projection for corn was
‘give-or-take 50 million bushels’ in
the October ‘Supply-Demand’
report. A margin of only ‘plus-or
minus’ 50 million bushels is too
small a margin of error in USDA
projections to base decisions on the
supply management programs and
provisions.”
Bailey also stated that the
“...concern of the National Corn
Growers Association about the
lack of a paid acreage diversion
provision in the 1985 corn program
is based on the outcome of the
1982/83 program. During that
season, only a ten percent
voluntary set-aside program was
offered to com farmers, not
withstanding the urging of the
National Corn Growers
Association to also offer a paid
acreage diversion provision in
1982. In 1982/83, com farmers
harvested a record 8.2 billion
bushel crop. The likelihood of a
repeat of this com production
performance in 1985/86 is very
high, and could well begin the
build-up of corn stocks that will
severely depress com prices
further in 1985.”
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