C6-Lancaatar Farming, Saturday, March 26, 1994
COLUMBUS, Ind Claas of
America introduces the Claas®
Unifarm line of economical, low
maintenance hay tools:
Ideal for use on small to mid
size acreage farms, the Claas Uni
farm hay tools harvest cleanly and
efficiently in virtually all field
conditions.
The Unifarm line fits all Categ
ory I and II tractors and includes
the CM 210 mower, the CW 440
tedder, and the CR 330 rotary
rake.
Equipped with three drums, the
CM 210 mower cuts fast and
evenly. It maintains a ground level
mowing height even at ±l2° and
features hydraulic lift. Working
width is 6 feet 10 inches.
Zook Promoted
READING (Berks Co.)
Meridian Bank has announced the
promotion of Robert N. Zook,
Leola, to the position of vice pres
ident in the bank’s agricultural
business lending department serv
ing the Susquehanna Valley area.
Zook joined the company in
1977 as a lender in the agri
business department. He was pre
viously associated with Lancaster
Farm Credit and with Merchants
National Bank.
Zook was graduated from Con
estoga Valley High School and
attended the National Advanced
Agricultural Banking School. He
has completed various courses
offered through the American
Institute of Banking.
Zook serves as president of the
Farm and Home Foundation of
Lancaster County and is the
immediate past chairman of the
Yeo Farms Sets Date
For Competition, Sale
LOWELLVILLE. Ohio Yeo
Farms announced that its Yeo
Farms Club Lamb Sale and Live
stock Judging Competition will
take place at the farm on Saturday,
April 30.
Registration for the judging
competition is set for 9:45 a.m. at
the farm that day. Junior and
senior judging teams from 4-H
and FFA Clubs are being invited
from counties in Ohio, Pennsylva
nia, New York, Maryland, and
West Virginia. Yeo Farms will
provide several classes of sheep
and catde from their operations
for both team and individual judg
ing competitions.
The Yeo Farms Club Lamb
Sale will take place after the judg
ing competition, approximately
1:30 p.m. A total of 30-35 lambs
will be offered to 4-H and FFA
buyers to use as summer projects
Hay Tools Provide
Efficient Harvest
The CW 440 tedder is equipped
with double tines which turn and
spread hay and forage crops gent
ly and smoothly, reducing loss of
crop. It folds for transport and
delivers a 14 feet S inches working
width.
The Unifarm CR 330 rotary
rake works at high speeds and
adjusts to uneven ground condi
tions to provide a quick, thorough
harvest The 330 rake has a 10 feet
10 inches working width and folds
to a 4 feet 10 inches width for easy
transport and storage.
For more information, contact
Claas of America, Inc., 3030 Nor
cross Drive, Woodside Business
Center, Columbus. IN 47202,
(812) 342-4441.
At Meridian
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Committee.
leading to competition at county
and state fairs.
Larry Gamer Auctioneers of
Carrollton, Ohio will manage the
sale.
The Lawrence County 4-H
Club will have a refreshment
stand for a continental breakfast
and lunch.
This will be the seventh year
Yeo Farms has had a Club Lamb
Sale. It is the third year that the
sale has been held in conjunction
with a livestock judging competi
tion.
Yeo Farms is a crop and live
stock farm, owned and operated
by Ed and Gretchen Yeo of Low
ellville, Ohio, that spans the Ohio
Pennsylvania state line. Yeo
Farms is a producer of grains,
purebred Suffolk sheep, registered
Angus cattle, and commercial cat
tle.
ness
News
Robert N. Zook
Claas of America’s Claas®
Unlfarm line of economical,
low maintenance hay tools
are Ideal for use on small to
mid-size acreage farms and
harvest cleanly and efficient
ly in virtually all field
conditions.
Cattle Pro Enhances Herd
CYNTHIANA, Ky. After
being thoroughly field tested by
producers of both purebred and
Kynar Coated
Aluminum Gutters
On Morton Buildings
I 4
PEORIA, 111. The new
standard in gutters from Mor
ton Buildings Is a special
high tensile strength alum
inum alloy.
This extra thick .030 Inch
heavy duty gutter is custom
roll formed Into the K-style at
Morton’s manufacturing and
shipping facllftfes.
Finished with weather-re*
sistant Kynar® paint, the
gutters are corrosion*and*
fade-resistant and have been
proven for strength and
durability.
Applied to the aluminum
before forming, the Kynar
500® paint provides a long
lasting fluoropolymer finish
which resists fading, color
change, and chalking.
For more Information, con
tact your local Morton Build
ings sales representative or
write Morton Buildings, P.O.
Box 399, Morton, IL
61550-0399.
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... Maxxum® tractors
recently named among the Agricultural Engineering so
as one of 1993’s moat outstanding Innovations is avail
able at Binkley & Hurst In Lltltz.
Local Dealer Offers
Award-Winning Tractors
LITITZ (Lancaster Co.)
Binkley & Hurst Bros. Inc. has an
nounced that the Case Internation
al 5200 Series of Maxxum® trac
tors available at their dealer
ship was recently named
among the Agricultural Engineer
ing SO as one of 1993*s most out
standing innovations.
A panel of national engineering
experts chosen by Agricultural
Hernley’s Earns
Gleaner Award
ELIZABETHTOWN (Lancas
ter Co.) Hemley’s Farm Equip
ment, Inc., Elizabethtown has
received an award from AGCO-
Gleaner for exceptional Gleaner
sales performance in 1993, and is
one of the company’s top
dealerships.
In recognition of their outstand-
commercial beef cattle throughout
the United States and several for
eign countries. Bowman Farm
Systems Inc. announces the im
mediate availability of Cattle Pro,
the most comprehensive beef cat
tle records, management, and per
formance analysis software avail
able for microcomputers.
Cattle Pro has the flexibility to
keep the records that are important
to your operation. Different herds,
ranches, or pastures can be easily
maintained in a single system.
Cattle Pro can handle records of
an unlimited number of cows,
bulls, and calves. Extensive error
checking keeps you from making
most common data entry errors.
From the typical records of sire,
dam, birthdate, weaning and year
ling weights to pelvic size, dis-
Lapp’s Announces
Open House Winners
GAP (Lancaster Co.)
Recently, Lapp’s Barn Equip
ment held its annual* Open
House.
Jake Lapp, president
thanks all the customers for
making this Lapp’s best
Open House ever.
During the three-day
event, more than 550 people
visited Lapp’s. Pictured are
Jake Lapp, left, and Jerry
Hoser, Warren County, N.J.,
winner of the grand prize of
$2,000 worth of parts. Other
winners were first prize, tool
box, James King, Narvon;
second prize, microwave
oven, Hannah Stoltzfus, Hon
eybrook; and third prize,
Enginering magazine reviewed
nominations from component sup
pliers, equipment manufacturer
and systems developers represent
ing many different industries be
fore selecting the top 50. Accord
ing to the magazine, the panel
chose those developments that
would make “worthwhile contri
butions to the advancement of en
gineering technology.”
ing efforts, dealership personnel
will attend an award conference in
Scottsdale, Ariz., as guests of
Gleaner and AGCO Corporation,
Hernley’s Farm Equipmentper
sonnel attending the award confer
ence are Duane L. Hernley, presi
dent and Mrs. Sylvia Hemley.
Management
position, color, scrotal circunßft
ence and calving ease, Cattle Pro
allows you to decide what records
to keep.
Cattle Pro calculates adjusted
weaning and yearling weights and
indexes for contemporary groups
as an aid in your selection pro
gram. You can keep track of aver
age calving interval and your
cows’ weaning MPPAs (most
probable producing abilities) add
use this information to develops
more profitable cowherd. You cm
track EPDs if they are available is
your breed and, if you are a pure
bred producer, Cattle Pro will keep
track of registration information
that can be printed out in any for
mat you need to lake the drudgery
out of registration time.
For more information conticl
Cattle Pro, RRS, Box 25, Cyntld
ana. KY 41031.