ADVANTAGE
SPREADER TAN
Van Dale Spreader Tanks get the job done
better and here’s one reason why - its full
length, 8” diameter auger. A Van Dale
exclusive, the auger provides complete in-tank
agitation, evenly feeds manure to the rear
slinger pump and completely removes solids
from the tank.
If this feature doesn’t convince you Van Dale
tanks are better, its comprehensive warranty*
will - 10 pro-rated years on the tank body, and
5 years on the undercarriage. So put a new
sign on the job with Van Dale’s exclusive
auger, and get it done.
Smooth
Moves
CHECK OUT THESE FEATURES
✓ Heavy-Duty Counter-Rotating Auger System
✓ Trouble Free Gearbox
✓ Collector ring with alx metal graphite brushes
for trouble-free electrical connections
✓ Remote Electrical Control
FRANKLIN’S FARM SERVICE
Laceyville, PA 717-869-2407
STAR SILOS
Myerstown, PA 717-866-5708
McMILLEN BROTHERS
Loysvllle, PA 717-789-3961
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SEE US AT THE PA FARM SHOW
MAIN FLOOR BOOTHS 021 023 & 040 042
K & S INC.
Quarryvllle, PA 717-284-3111
RYDER SUPPLY CO.
Chambersburg, PA
717-263-9190
HISTAND’S FARM & HOME
SERVICE
Rome, PA 717-744-2371
SHALLOW
TILLAGE
APPLICATOR
Van Dale’s newest generation of liquid
manure applicators is based on a simple, yet
superior design. The Shallow Tillage
Applicator consists of a double row of nine
heavy duty cultivator shanks, evenly spaced,
to provide maximum mixing action of top soil
manure. All shanks are equipped
with 9" sweeps to attack the soil and give
consistent application and excellent soil
agitation across a 12’ width. The result is
more manure nutrients available to plant
roots because incorporation is done between
3” to 6” deep—ideal for crop utilization.
SURFACE DRIVE
SILO UNLOADERS
Smart farmers look to Van Dale for all the right
moves when it comes to surface drive
technology. Even frozen and hard packed
silage and haylage are no match for Van Dale’s
Magnum and SD 2000. Now Van Dale offers
even greater efficiency with its DURAGLIDE®
Impeller available on the.SD 2000. The
Duraglide lessens gummy buildups, uses less
power and provides faster and more reliable
delivery. -
LANCASTER SILO
CO, INC.
Lancaster, PA 717-299-3721
MILL CREEK
FENCE & FARM*
Lancaster, PA 717-396-8987
*Mlx«rs, Spraadar Tanka and
Bala Procaaaora Only
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FFA’ers
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William H. Davis, Jr.
"Diesel mechan
ic” are noted as
the plans for four
year Solanco FFA
member William
Davis. William, 18,
son of William and
Wanda Davis, Peach
Bottom, Lancaster
County, served as
chapter sentinel and
serves as chapter student adviser. He has
chaired the conduct of meetings committee
and completed various swine finishing,
beef finishing, and on-farm work experi
ence projects. In addition, William has
obtained the Greenhand, Chapter, and Red
Rose degrees. He has received a first place
in state land judging (team member) and
obtained the proficiency award in land
judging and state and county project book
contests.
Scott Defibaugh
For the future,
Scott Defibaugh
indicated he wanted
to further his
schooling. Scott, 17,
son of Mary and
Gary Defibaugh,
Loysburg, Bedford
County, has served
as Northern Bedford VsS^
FFA treasurer for
two years. In addition, he has served on the
recreation and earnings, savings, and
investment committees. Scott has four
years of SAE work experience and has
obtained the Greenhand, Chapter, and Star
Agribusiness degrees.
Harry C. Dehoff
To own a live
stock and grain farm
comprise the plans
of four-year Kcn
nard-Dale FFA
member Harry De
hoff. Harry, 19,
son of Harry and
Kathy Dehoff, New
Park, York County,
has served as
chapter reporter and sentinel. Also, Harry
has completed SAE on a grain farm and
potato operation. He has also competed in
various contests, including small gas
engines, ag mechanics, livestock judging,
land judging, and with the parliamentary
procedure team (the 1992 team won first
place in the county, area, and region). Har
ry has obtained the Greenhand, Star
Greenhand, Chapter, and White Rose
degrees.
Heather Dick
Four-year Mason-
Dixon FFA member
Heather Dick has
plans to attend
Central Penn or
Harrisburg Area
Community College
to receive her ca
reer degree. Hea
ther, 17, daughter
of Debra Sanders,
Fairfield, Adams County, has participated
in the state convention for three years, the
national convention recently, and various
leadership conferences. Heather has
served as chapter reporter and is chapter
secretary. She has served on the float com
mittee and received a bronze medal in the
state interview contest. She obtained the
Greenhand and Chapter Farmer degrees.
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