04-LancMtar Farming, Saturday, May 1,1993
KALIDA, Ohio The time,
labor, and seed savings advan
tages of the Unverferth Drill Fill
are now available for producers
who use the Case 5200 and 5400
drills.
The ground-level loading
vertical-lift auger moves bulk or
bag seed to a horizontal center-fill
auger in the capacity expanded
seed hopper. The cross auger dis
tributes seed evenly throughout
the grain tank minimizing seed
travel and handling damage. The
hopper extension increases drill
capacity by up to 20 percent and is
primed and painted to match the
Scholarship To
Leadership School
Provided
CHAMBERSBURG (Franklin Co.) A
scholarship to the Conservation Leadership
School will be provided by the Franklin
County Conservation District to a county stu
dent between the ages of IS-18 who have
completed at least one ninth-grade science
course.
The schools are scheduled for July 4-July
17 and July 18-31, at the Civil Engineering
Camp at Penn State’s rustic Stone Valley
recreation areas. Students stay in platform
tents with bunks and concrete floors and use
the Civil Engineering Lodge and heated
bathhouses.
Cost of attending this school is $370. The
district pays $lOO, which includes lodging
and all meals, course materials, etc. The stu
dent is responsible for their own transporta
tion to and from Stone Valley in Huntington
County.
The curriculum focuses on the application
of principles of forestry, wildlife manage
ment, soils management, watershed manage
ment, architecture, and other areas of conser
vation. Note: This is not a recreational sum
mer camp - students-should have a strong
desire to learn. Dr. James Hamilton heads a
staff of resident instructors, all with academ
ic backgrounds and experience in the afore
mentioned subjects.
For students interested in attending this
school, a brief essay on why they wish to
attend should be mailed to the Franklin
County Conservation District, 550 Cleveland
Avenue, Chambersburg, PA 17201, no later
than May 17. This essay is a must to deter
mine who will attend this school in the event
there is more than one application.
For further information, contact the con
servation district office, (717) 264-8074.
Unverferth Unveils N
drill.
The Drill Fill’s spring assisted
lift vertical auger stores conve
niently across the rear of the drill
for ease of transport and storage.
Auger controls are positioned for
easy operation from either the
ground or drill platform.
Optional brush-tip flighting for
extra gentle seed handling is avail
able for both the vertical and hori
zontal augers.
For more information, contact
Unverferth Manufacturing Com
pany, Inc., P.O. Box 357, Kalida,
OH 45853, (800) 322-6301 or
(419) 532-3121.
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mKm EQUIPMENT CO.
255 PLANE TREE DRIVE LANCASTER, PA “17603
(717) 393-5807
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The ti ibor, and seed savings advantages of the Unverferth Drill Fill are now
available for producers who use the Case 5200 and 5400 drills.
The Drill Fill’s spring assisted-llfe vertical auger stores conveniently across the
rear of the drill for ease of transport £nd storage. Auger controls are positioned for
easy operation from either the ground or drill platform.
REDUCE EGG ACCIDENTS
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this competition is damaged eggs... from feet, toes and collisions.
Big Dutchman chain feeders can feed your flock by running as
few as three or four times a day, with little competition for feed, a
calmer (lock and fewer cracks and checks.
IF YOU ARE...
FORCED TO FEED
more than lour times a day or during peak laying periods,
call 911 for your egg casual ties or. . . call (717) 393-5807
lor Information on how our chain feeder pampers your
product. . . from cage to carton. '
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