Long 6 ‘Cut-Master” cutters
N.Y.-N.J. dairy promotion plan approved
A new line of rotary cutters has been introduced by Long
Mfg. N.C., Inc., Tarboro, N.C. The "Cut-Master" line offers
widths from 36” to 84” to meet a wide range of cutting needs.
The Long cutters have been redesigned and tested to give
outstanding features and durability for the least cost.
Features include high quality materials and construction; oval
blade holder pan to help cutter ride; over solid objects such
as stumps; rugged gear box with all tapered roller; bearings;
nodular iron construction and strong 6 bolt mounting; heat
treated blades; reinforced deck, tapered at rear for easy
discharge. The cutters are available in lift and pull type. An
extra protective shield (chain guard bundle) is available for all
models.
Hydraulic
Gehl Mix-Alls*
Gehl’s Put Good Ideas to Work in a
hydraulic grinder-mixer for less main
tenance, easier operation The 100-bushel
Mix-Alls unloads as quickly as 3V4 minutes.
Features include the big 21” mill with 66
reversible hammers, hydraulically driven
infeed attachments with infinite speed
control, and quick-change screens for
faster performance and operating con
venience Stop by and see the hydraulic
100 Mix-All today 1
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Waiver Until November 1 r 1985
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Delayed Payment
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NEW YORK - A plan Whereby
dairy fanners contnbute money
for milk promotion activities of the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council, Inc., headquartered
in Syracuse, was again approved
today by Thomas A. Wilson,
Market Administrator, New York-
New Jersey Milk Marketing Area.
These milk promotion activities
include advertising, nutrition
education, publicity for dairy
products, marketing and product
research, and informational
services.
This year the deduction under
the “positive letter” will agaui be
applied as a credit against the 15
cents per hundredweight dairy
promotion deduction required by
the Dairy and Tobacco Adjustment
Act of 1983. Up to 10 cents
designated by producers for an
approved local promotion program
such as that of the American Dairy
Association and Dairy Council,
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GEHL
Inc. is eligible as an offset to this
mandatory 15-cent deduction.
Mr. Wilson said that today’s
action allows handlers regulated
by the marketing orders to send
“positive letters” to their dairy
farmer suppliers. A dairy farmer
who receives a letter will be
considered to approve, for one
year, deductions of 10 cents per
hundredweight from his monthly
milk checks, unless he notifies his
handler in writing that no
deduction should be made.
Moneys deducted from
payments for milk delivered on or
after May 1, 1985 will be paid
directly by the handler to the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council, Inc., Syracuse, New
York.
The Market Administrator
explained that participation in the
local program is voluntary for both
s handlers and producers, and a
participating producer may have
ORDER NOW FOR
PROMPT DELIVERY
Blue Ball (717)354-4125
Gap (717)442-4148
SEE YOUR LOCAL GOLDEN ACRES DEALER
Or Contact
Mr. Thomas L. Hunter
Distributor for PA, N.Y. & N.J.
State. Street, Millville, Pa. 17846 PH. 717-458-6043
COME IN NOW FOR YOUR SEED NEEDS
Lancaster Farming Saturday, Apri
deductions stopped at any time by
notifying the handler. A producer
who receives no letter need not
contact his handler since no
deduction will be made for the
local program.
In approving the plan for the
coming year, Mr. Wilson pointed
out that there has been no sub
stantial opposition to the use of the
positive letter procedure by
producers.
Use of the positive letter ap
proach was requested by Dairylea
Cooperative Inc., Eastern Milk
Producers Cooperative
Association, Inc., and Northeast
Dairy Cooperative Federation,
Inc.
4-H
The satisfaction that comes
from doing a good job
of farming
Liming is one of the most important factors
in keeping your soil in the highest
productive range A good pasture with a
pH of 6 5 or higher tor example will make
300 to 400 lbs of beef per acre and
produce up to $lOO gross income per acre
This means with the help of lime profits
from pastures can compare favorably with
teed or grain crops
Martin
LIMESTONE