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    D6-Lancaster Fanning Saturday, September 13,1986
BUSINESS NEWS.,.
Ag Engineers Cite Case IH
selected for “The AE 50” play an
important part as significant
developments in the production,
processing, research, storage,
packaging and transportation of
agricultural and food products.
They contribute to more cost ef
fective production, added product
value and improved quality for
consumers.
“The AE 50’’ innovative
developments are chosen by
Agricultural Engineering, the
magazine which reports on
engineering trends, technologies
and applications in global
agriculture. The magazine is
published by the American Society
of Agricultural Engineers.
ASAE is a professional and
technical organization of members
worldwide interested in
engineering knowledge and
technology for agriculture,
associated industries, and related
resources. Headquartered in St.
Joseph, Michigan, the Society’s
membership includes 12,000
members in 50 states and over 100
The products and systems countries.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich. - The CASE
IH Company of Racine has been
recognized for contributing to
outstanding innovation in product
or systems technology during 1985-
86. The Company’s “Airflow
conveyor & cotton picker dump
basket” and “Tractor/implement
link to measure true acreage”
were named to the “Agricultural
Engineering 50 Salute” section
within the June issue of Agricultural
Engineering.
Virtually all companies making
products for food and agriculture
are eligible to submit nominations
for the honor. Winning products
and systems are recognized as
“developments that embody the
application of new technology or
the innovative application of an
older technology.”
A panel of engineering experts
reviewed hundreds of product
nominations. The panel selected
only those considered most likely
to make worthwhile contributions
to the advancement of engineering
in agriculture.
Coulters Provide Precise
PEORIA, m. - Vetter Liquid
Fertilizer Coulters are designed
for applying fertilizer in no-till,
min-till or conventional
operations. They work especially
well in trash-filled fields because
the 17-inch ripple-bladed coulter
slices trash to clear a path for the
close-following injection knife.
Corrosion resistant stainless
steel tubing formed at the end into
a flat rectangle, Vi-inch in width, is
shaped to match coulter width and
cut a clean, narrow slot. The soil is
left virtually intact to prevent wind
and water erosion, while placing
the fertilizer anywhere from 7>k to
5 inches in depth alongside and
below the root zone where it can be
taken up by growing seedlings with
maximum efficiency.
Heavy-duty IVi-inch spindles are
equipped with sealed tapered
roller bearings for long, durable
service, and all parts are fully
greasable. Spring deflection is 5.5
inches and adjustable for down
pressures up to 900 pounds. The
narrow alloy steel knives are
exceptionally resistant to abrasion
Nutrition Can Reduce Lactation Stress
PARADISE Most dairy cows 66 to 65 pounds per day because of recent feeding trials showed
reach peak production six to eight nutritional deficiencies, the average daily consumption of
weeks after freshening. But, producer will lose 200 pounds of 9,3 pounds per day, compared to
nutritional deficiencies during this milk over the entire lactation on v for another top-dressed
time could hinder milk production period. At $11.50 per hun- concentrate.”
and prevent a cow from reaching dredweight, this translates into a . Results lute these can not only
peak production by as much as a profit drain of $23 per cow,” Hess unprove the cow’s production, but
pound per day, according to John adds. can also increase her productive
Hess of John J. Hess II Inc. in The lack of balanced nutrients lifetime, he says. If lactation
Paradise. also may cause excessive weight stress is reduced, the cow will be in
“Even though a cow’s milk loss, he notes. “If proper nutrition tetter condition for rebreeding,
production peaks by week five or isn’t provided during this crucial nui , le f. s r J s * of encouraging
six, she won’t be able to maximize period, the cow could be more metabolic-related diseases, and
dry matter intake until the 13th or susceptible to ketosis or milk continue to be healthy for years to
15th week following freshening,” fever,” he says. come - D n P . Cl* C*_ U
Hess says. “This creates a To offset these nutritional OIIUS EJUtCF Select 31T68 I FOgraill
nutritional imbalance that can deficiencies and to minimize PLAIN CITY, Ohio - 7H3097 7H3097 Russelldale Enchant year-old and over 141.000 M 5.700 F
drastically lower the lactation lactation stress, the dealer Russelldale Enchant Storm-ET storm-ET was bred by Ray E. lifetime.
curve, possibly causing metabolic producers feed a highly palatable and 7H3104 Pen-Col Lingo-ET, two Bicksleri Richland, Pennsylvania. 7H3104 Pen-Col Lingo-ET was
or reproductive problems later ration that has the correct protein young sires have been chosen to He is sired by Enchantment. The bred by Dennis Wolff, Millville,
on.” an d nutrient levels to meet enter Select Sires’ Program for darrii Russelldale Pete Precious, is Pennsylvania. He is sired by
A decrease in Just one pound of production goals. Genetic Advancement (PGA) Sire a Very Good (87) Pete daughter Tradition, a popular high TPI,
nilk production at peak could “Purina’s High Octane Top Feed Sampling system. Based on their Wlth a July 1986 cow index of udder improving Elevation son.
xanslate into a loss of 200 pounds 37 is a highly palatable top-dressed outstanding pedigrees these young +1164M +so f +slsl. She has The dam, Jander Cinnamon Lucy
jf milk by the end of the lactation concentrate that can help reduce sires have been selected as two of several outstanding records up to Lilac, is a Ver> Good (87) Cin
;ycle, he says. “For example, if a weight loss and maintain peak 130 Holstein bulls from throughout 3.5 3gs d 24.060 M 4.4% 1,058 F. The naidon daughter with a January
?ow’s peak production drops from milk production,” he says. Tn the United states to enter the granc i a m is an Excellent (90) Chief 1986 cow index of +9SIM +42F
program in 1986. 24.100 M 4.5% 1.086 F asa five- +sl26.
Of Liquid Fertilizer
Vetter's ripple-blade coulters work especially well in fields
with heavy surface debris.
and can be adjusted for wear.
These units come with a ver
satile bracket for mounting on JD,
Kinze, IH, Case IH, White, New
Idea and Allis-Chalmers pull type
Hamilton Bank Ag Appreciation Day
Senior vice president Merritt Marks (left) and Richland office marketing manager Bob
Koch admire a collection of antique pedal tractors on display at Hamilton Bank's Ag
Appreciation Day on Tuesday. Held at Wengers Farm Machinery, Inc., Lebanon, the
event was conceived as a thank-you to the bank's Lebanon County customers. About
175 area farmers attended the chicken barbecue and enjoyed Lloyd Wenger’s extensive
collection of antique tractors. One of southeastern Pennsylvania's major agricultural
lenders, Hamilton Bank services about 900 clients with approximately $6O million in
outstanding loans.
Placement
and 3-pomt hitch planters, grain
drills and row crop cultivators.
For information contact Yetter
Mfg. Co., Inc., Clochester, IL
62326-0358, phone 800/447-5777.
Seed Corn Protectant Approved
For Suppressing Corn Maggot
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Borderland
Products has announced that its
Borderland Black seed corn
protectant is now cleared for use in
suppressing the seed com maggot.
Borderland Black is already
widely used by corn growers to
protect their seed corn, at plant
ing, from crows and other seed
eating birds and as an efficient
lubricant that helps reduce planter
skips.
With addition of seed com
maggot suppression to the label,
growers now have three reasons to
utilize this convenient planter-box
treatment in their 1987 plantings.
Borderland Black is packaged in
8-ounce cartons, each containing
Tensar Introduces Bird Barrier
MORROW, Ga. - The Tensar
Corporation announces the in
troduction of Tensar Bird Barrier
for use in poultry and livestock
confinement operations.
Technologically superior to
plastic netting or wire, Tensar
Bird Barrier is a tough grid
product with a tensile strength of
960 pounds per foot lengthwise and
1,640 pounds per foot across its
width. There’s no rust or sharp
wires and it’s safe for livestock and
poultry.
The high strength, oriented
plastic product can be used in
poultry pens, hog houses, dairy
stalls or weaning-off pens
anywhere ventilation or protection
against bird contamination is
needed.
“Tensar Bird Barrier is a better
value than PVC-coated wire,” says
Mark Hurlbut, agricultural
product manager. “It’s rust-free,
sufficient product to protect one
bushel of seed com following of
label directions.
According to Bordefland vice
president Arthur C. Reimherr, in
1986, growers used sufficient
Borderland Black to protect a
swath of com 500 feet wide and
nearly seven thousand miles long.
“We are delighted with grower
response”, says Reimherr, “and
appreciate the many comments we
have received from well-satisfied
farm customers.”
Borderland Black is available
through seed companies and farm
supply stores in most regions of the
country. For information write
Borderland Products, P.O. Box
1005, Buffalo, NY 14240.
non-corroding and sunlight
resistant; and it is made with
impact-resistant polymers that
retain strength even in very low
temperatures. It also is easy to
handle and install, weighing just 38
pounds per four-foot by 150-foot
roll, and is quick to clean.”
The Tensar Corporation
guarantees the product for 10
years from performance failure
due to sunlight, humidity, am
monia or uric acid.
Tensar manufactures fencing,
shading, soil stabilization and
windbreak products in the USA,
with distribution throughout North
America for agricultural, con
struction and civil engineering
applications. For more in
formation, contact Mark Hurlbut,
agricultural product manager, The
Tensar Corporation, 1210 Citizens
Parkway, Morrow, GA 30260, or
call 1-800-845-4453.