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Ida Kisser
People who do not live on a dairy
farm find it difficult if not im
possible to realize how we are tied
down here on the farm. They do not
seem to know that no sooner is one
job finished then there are several
others waiting.
This year we had an unusual
HORSEPOWER UNDER FORTY.
Under forty horses, nobody sells
more tractors than we do. One reason
is simple. We give you more choices.
There are sixteen compact sizes,
each a different model. One of them
should fit you perfectly. And once
you settle on the horsepower, there
are still more choices.
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number of break-downs with our
silage wagons. My husband
worked on them day after day and
sent me for parts. Usually he likes
to go for repairs himself but he was
too busy - and so he gave me
directions to various machinery
dealers.
NOBODY HAS MORE
Pick special options like 4-wheel
drive, power steering or a hydraulic
shuttle transmission. Or choose a
Kubota-made implement, the best
match for any of our Kubota tractors.
There are, however, a couple of
decisions we’ve made for you.
For example, Kubota’s own liquid
When the silage was finally in
the silo, there was rye to plant
after the ground was worked.
Although, he finally has a high
school boy to help him after school
and it does make a difference. The
next job will be to pick the com and
store it in the crib. I have an idea
that this will take quite a while
with a one-row picker.
Milking and feeding almost 100
animals is a time-consuming job,
even with a milking parlor and a
feed mixer. Then too he hask all of
those piles of com to gather that
I’ve been husking and gleaning
from the fields.
Recently, I and my four sisters
were able to get together as one
came east from Michigan. She told
of her vacation visiting Expo 86 in
Vancouver and traveling through
Canada this summer. Another
sister showed many slides of the
two-month camping trip that she
cooled diesel engine comes standard
in every model. An advanced design,
it’s built for efficient operation. So
a little horsepower works like more.
We’ve also chosen the color.
DKUBOTH
Nothing like it on earth.
and her husband took on the
Alaskan Highway. The scenery
was magnificent and the fishing
villages were unique. Still another
sibling eoes south twice a year
Chester Co, Homemaker’s Day Set
WEST CHESTER - The Chester
County Fall Homemaker’s Day
will be held Wednesday, Dec. 3 at
the Dilworthtown Presbyterian
Church, 1385 Birmingham Road,
West Chester.
A mental health professional
from the Human Services, Inc. of
Downingtown will discuss stress
management for the holiday
season. Other speakers will in
clude: Cynthia Hawley of Beauty
for all Seasons, who will demon
strate how to use color coor
dination and accessories to select a
wardrobe; Betty Ann Shaw of
Betty Ann’s Crafts, Downingtown,
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Novambar 8,1986*89
YOUR LOCAL
KUBOTA DEALER
PENNSYLVANIA
Avondale
THOMAS POWER
EQUIP.
215-268-2181
Biclerville
O.C. RICE, INC.
717-677-8135
Bloomsburg
TRACTOR PARTS CO.
717-784-0250
Carlisle
PETERMAN FARM
EQUIP., INC.
717-249-5338
Chambersbure
STOUFFER BROS., INC.
717-263-8424
Dallas
PENN STATE SEED CO.
717-675-8585
Dover
STRALEY FARM
SUPPLY, INC.
717-292-2631 -4443
Honesdale
MARSHALL
MACHINERY, INC.
717-729-7117
Jersey Shore
THOMAS I. DUNLAP
717-398-1391
Lebanon
KELLER BROS.
TRACTOR CO.
717-949-6501
Lititz
KELLER BROS.
TRACTOR CO.
717-626-2121
New Park -
Stewartstown
M & R EQUIP., INC.
717-993-2511
Newtown
NIEMEYER SERVICE
CENTER
215-356-2672
North Hun
LASPINA EQUIPMENT
412-864-5147
with her husband to relax'.
Maybe someday Allen and I will
be able to travel together. That is,
if we don’t get too old and tired
first.
who will demonstrate decorating
grapevine wreaths, seagrass box
and other easy gifts.
The program will also include a
cookie exchange. Those attending
are asked to bring one batch of
their favorite cookie recipe. Please
send a copy of your favorite recipe
along with your registration. The
recipes will be compiled into a
booklet.
Registration will begin at 9:30
a.m. A fee is charged for the
program and preregistration is
required. For further information
and reservations call the Chester
County Cooperative Extension
Service at 696-3500 by Nov. 24.
CALL
Reym
ildsville
McGARVEY EQUIP. GO.
814-653-9637
Spring Mills
RISHEL’S SALES t
SERVICE
814-422-8826-
238-7788
Wellsboro
BENEDICTS FORD
TRACTOR
717-724-2839
Westchester
M.S. YEARSLEY
(SONS
215-696-2990
MARYLAND
Chestertown
W.N. COOPER &
SON INC.
301-778-3464
Hagerstown
ARNETTS GARAGE
301-733-0515
Rising Sun
AG IND. EQUIP.
CO. INC.
301-658-5568
Jooer Marlboro
GATEWAY FORD
TRACTOR, INC.
301-627-6400
HEW JERSEY
Andover
ANDOVER TRACTOR
& EQUIP. INC.
201-786-5525
Elmer
ROORKS FARM
SUPPLYING.
609-358-3100
Fairfield
CALDWELL TRACTOR
& EQUIP. INC.
201-227-6772
Flemmeton
PONIATOWSKI BROS.
EQUIP. CO.
201-782-3514
Hamesport
MATERIAL HANDLING
SYSTEMS
609-267-6100
Hammonton
RODIO TRACTOR
SALES, INC.
609-561-0141
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