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Pork Producers To Develop
Production
At Pork Forum ’B9 in Kansas
City, Mo., National Pork Produc
ers Council delegates approved the
concept to develop standardized
production guidelines, which
topped the list of recommenda
tions made to the delegates by
NPPC’s Animal Welfare Task
Force.
“This will involve a review of
existing production research and
recommendations used in the
industry,” said Dr. David Meeker,
NPPC director of research and
education. “The guidelines are not
intended to be used for restrictive
The gear box on the Brillion flail shredder is made in Brillion’s own
modern foundry. It is then assembled with husky machine cut
gears and tapered roller bearings. Input and output shafts are IV*"
diameter. The geat box is designed to match the horsepower of
large tractors... to keep going when others heat up and quit.
When you buy a Brillion you get the BEST... built-in quality with added strength where it
counts...all the way from the heavier hood with replaceable wear plates, right down to the
dynamically balanced rotor with knives installed to provide smooth, vibration-free operation.
With your Brillion you can cut and shred a full 12 or 15 foot of residue. And you can move
right along without costly and time-qonsuming breakdowns. The rotor shaft is made of 1 3 /i ”
steel. Drives between the gear box and pulleys are 2 V* ” high capacity tubing, shielded by a
metal sleeve. The PTO shaft is integrally shielded with a dent-resistant plastic tube.
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WERNER FORD TRACTOR
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Dovar
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Eaatan
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400 N. Atrlm Way
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Guidelines
or regulatory purposes, but rather
as a self-regulating educational
tool.”
Meeker added “Many animal
welfare groups are developing
guidelines of their own. It’s impor-.
tant that the pork industry develop
its own guidelines so we’ll end up
with something that’s workable
and reasonable.”
A working version of the NPPC
guidelines is being developed. For
a copy, write to Production Guide
lines, NPPC, PO Box 10383, Des
Moines, IA 50306.
Reprinted from the Mey/lune iatue of “Pork Report."
THIS HEAVY DUTY GEAR BOX
IS THE HEART OF THE MACHINE
CONTACT YOUR BRILLION DEALER FOR DETAILS:
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RR 3, Box 147
Graanaburg
BWBGARD BROS
RD *3, Box 13
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1305 Manhalm Pika
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RO #4, Box 132
Labanon
OUTSHAUB, INC
RO 2, Rt. SSO Waat
LoyavlDa
NR FUCKER A SONS, INC
Maxatawny
DOYLESTOWN (Bucks Co.) Tony Delise, Doylestown, Pa.,
—Four of five riders representing who won reserve national cham-
Deiaware Valley College at the pionship. Open Flat, Hunt Seat,
16th annual Intercollegiate Na- eighth in Open Fences, Hunt Seat,
tional Championship Horseshow and eighth, Fitch Cup; Chris lan
placed in their respective divi- dola, Philadelphia, Pa., who won
sions. The national competition fourth. Open Stock Seat; and Alek
was held at Mount Holyoke Col- Zajac, Southampton, Pa., Inter -
lege. South Hadley, MA, on May mediate Stock Seat.
6 and 7. Approximately 3,000 collegiate
The Del Val equestrians who riders from 175- colleges in 32
rode in Nationals are: Chris Boyle, states, which are grouped into 13
class of ’B7, who won the national Regions, compete during the year
championship. Alumni Stock at Intercollegiate Horse Show
Seat; Jan Egner, Doylestown, Pa., Association shows. Points accu
who won the national champion- mutated throughout the year earn
ship. Intermediate Flat, Hunt Seat; the riders the privilege of riding at
Charolais Group Offers EPD Data
KANSAS CITY, MO The
American-International Charolais
Association (AICA) now prints
expected progeny differences
(EPDs) on its registration certifi
cates, saus Joe Garrett, AICA
executive vice president. The EPD
information replaces the estimated
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Naadmara
ACC. GROFF, SIC.
110 & Railroad Avanua
Haw Holland
FIKEVILLE EQUIFMENT, INC
ANGELO'S FARM EQUIFMENT
RD «1 • Box 303
Parryopolla
QRUMELU FARM SERVICE
Robart Fulton Highway
Quarryvllla
WALTEMYERB S A S INC
RD *3, BOX 43*8
Rad Uon
SUIMT MACHIIIIERY, INC
FO Box 32S
Bontkiaat
CHARLES SNYDER MC.
RD«3
Tamaqua
■AC YEARS LEY A SONS
Waal Chaatar
DVC Equestrian Team Wins National Contest
Available In 540 RPM
and 1000 RPM
HEW JERSEY
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Potlleul Bridge Rd.
Columbuo
mWIAHP
AQ INDUSTRUL EQUFMENT
1207 Telegraph Rood
Rlolng Sun
CECIL E. JACKSON
EQUFMENT, MC.
RRD2 Box ASX
Ooklond
WALTER Q COALE.INC.
2S4S-S3 Churchvillo Rd.
Churchvillo
RNCH SERVICES, MC.
PO BoxSSS
WoMminolor
ON THE MOVE.. IN-THE 90'b
breeding values (EBVs) which
were printed on registration certi
ficates previously.
For more information about
Charolais or for a free copy of the
Charolais Sire Summary, contact
AICA, P.O. Box 20247, Kansas
City. MO 64195. (816) 464-5977.
FOSTER EQUIPMENT SALES
Elinor
CALDWELL TRACTOR A
EQUPHBT
480 US Route «(W
Folrflold
PONIATOWSN BROS
EQUIPMENT CO.
Route 31 A Church St
Flemlnglon
SHORE TRACTOR CO.
RD «1 • RL 0
Freehold
FRANK NYMAN A SONS
Woohlngton
Lancaster Farming Saturday, May 27,1989-D5
the Regional show, held this year
at Stepping Stone Farm in Wy
combe. Pa., in April. Only riders
who won.their respective divi
sions at Regionals were invited to
compete at Nationals. Thirteen
riders compete in each of 17 divi
sions. vying for the National
Championship.
Delaware Valley College riders
have a tradition of excelling na
tionally in the IHSA competitions.
In 1988 Del Val was High Point
College in Region S and finished
sixth out of 12 in the Cartier Cup
Team competition at Nationals.
Decholesterolization,
Liquid Eggs
Of the two new egg product
technologies that belong to
Michael Foods Inc., the one that
involves decholesterolization,
which has most driven the com
pany’s stock price and has
received the widest public atten
tion, is the one furthest from com
mercial application. That process,
which removes more than 90 per
cent of the cholesterol from eggs in
the powdered form, is still in the
research phase, and a company
official has termed all the attention
“premature.”
Michael’s other egg technology,
which produces Easy Eggs, a liq
uid ullrapasteurized egg product
targeted at mass feeders, has been
launched. The company will
expand capacity for Easy Eggs
from the current 25 million pounds
a year to 325 million pounds by
July, according to reports.
Repnntoi from May ivvua of **Bgg Initially.'*
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