Booth! 105, 124;
Acme Engineering & Manufacturing.
Booth 16:
Aerotech, Inc.
Booth 63:
Agrimerlca, Inc.
Booth 64:
Agway Feed Service.
Booth 80:
Alltech, Inc.
Booths 68, 87:
American Coolalr Corp,
Booth 13:
American Egg Board.
Booths 133, 134:
American Selected Products.
Booth 118:
Animal Health Sales, Inc.
Booth 14:
Anllox Corporation.
Booth 54:
Automated Environments.
Booth 47:
Bcco Power Equipment.
Booth S:
Blomune Co.
Booth 101;
Biosecure Ag Solutions.
Booth 67:
Cascades Agrl-Pak Inc.
Booth 106:
Centurion Poultry Inc.
Booth 102:
Ciba-Gcigy Corporation.
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Booths 77, 78:
Diamond Automation.
Booth 27:
Diverse? Corp.
Booth 138: Booths 30, 49:
Diversified Imports, D.I.V. Co. Inc. Hy-Llne international
Booth 32:
Durvet Inc.
Booth 33:
Egg Clearinghouse, Inc.
Booth 79:
EMM Sales & Services, Inc.
Booth 118;
Environmental lnc.
Booth 70:
Euribrid Inc. do Clock and Decloux.
Booth 11:
Farm Building Sanitations Inc.
Booth 61:
Farm Credit of PA.
Booths 75, 94:
Fanner Automatic of America Inc.
Booth 71-73:
Farmer Boy Ag, Inc.
Booth 48:
Fenner Manhelm.
Booth 3:
The Fox Co.
Booths 4,5:
FPS Food Processing Systems, Inc.
Booth 10:
G&M Sales of Virginia, Inc.
Booth 66:
W.L.
Gore and Associates, Inc.
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Booth 29;
Heritage PMS, Inc.
Booths 96-98, 115-117:
Hershey Equipment Co.
Booth 62:
Insect Guard, Inc.
Booth 31:
Inlervel Inc.
Booths 112, 113:
Jay-Dee Agri Systems, Inc.
Booth 99:
Koch Supplies Inc.
Booths 119, 120:
L.B. White Co., Inc.
Booth 88:
Lancaster Co. Pity. Assn.
Booth 12:
Carlos R.
Loftier, Inc.
Booths 341, 37, 55, 56:
Lublng Systems Corp.
Booth 50:
Malllnckrodt Veterinary, Inc.
Booths 45, 46:
Mclhorn Sales, Ser.
& Trucking.
Booth 6;
Modern Poultry Supplies, Inc.
Booths 20-24, 39-43:
Northeast Agri Systems, Inc.
Booth 122:
Penn State.
Booths 34, 35:
Pennfldd Corporation.
Risser's Poultry Inc.
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Pennsylvania Poultry Federation.
Booth 2:
Poultry & Egg News Inc.
Booth 28:
Poultry Management Systems.
Booth 9:
Prevent Distributors Inc.
Booth 82:
Purina Mills, Inc.
Booth 81:
Racal Health & Safety Inc.
Booth' 85:
Salmet Poultry Systems.
Booth 103, 104:
Schering-Plough Animal Health.
Booth 65:
Select Laboratories, Inc.
Booth 44;
Shenandoah Mfg. Co. Inc.
Booth 25:
Sol Chemical & Equipment Co.
Booth 86:
Solvay Animal Health, Inc.
Booths 51, 52:
Staco, Inc.
Booth 135:
National Agricultural Statistics Service-
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Bronchitis Could Challenge
Broiler,
ANDY ANDREWS
Lancaster Fanning Staff
MANHEIM (Lancaster Co.)
Poultry companies take heed
two new strains of viral bronchitis,
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Booth 15:
SUr-Labs.
Booth 125:
Tri Bio Laboratories, Inc
Booth* 107, 108:
USDA/FSIS/APFS/POC.
Booths 131, 132:
Val Products, Inc.
Booth 100:
Vineland Laboratories.
Booth 69:
Wayne Feeds.
Booths 58, 59, 60:
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc.
Booths 83, 84:
Whcelock Hatchery, Inc
Booth 53:
Woodson-Tencnt Lab.
Booth 26:
Zlggity Systems, Inc.
Booths 107, 108:
Pennsylvania Poultry Fed.
(PEQUA).
Booth 136;
Packaging Corporation of America.
Layer Flocks
recently discovered in Pennsylva
nia flocks, could pose a challenge
to your broiler or layer flocks in the
coming months.
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The isolates Ark
ansas and Delaware 072
were found present in
two separate flocks,
located miles apart in
Lancaster County,
according to Dr. Sherrill
Davison, VMD, Poultry
Diagnostic Lab at the
University of
Pennsylvania.
Davison recently
spoke to about 30 poul
try producers and agri
industry representatives
at the Poultry Manage
ment and Health Semi
nar at Kreider’s
Restaurant.
The respiratory dis
ease, caused by a ‘ ‘coro
navirus,” is highly con
tagious, affecting birds
anywhere from two
days to six weeks with
high mortality and con
demnations. Symptoms
include coughing,
sneezing, and snicking
a variety of respirat
ory problems, according
to Davison.
The University has
been performing studies
in cooperation with two
state broiler flocks that
have had problems with
respiratory-like symp
toms. Mortality for one
company ranged from
6.2 percent to 22.9 per
cent, with an average of
12.2 percent. Mortality
for the other company
(located a distance
away) was 3.4 percent
to 7.9 percent, with an
average of 5.54 percent.
The cause of the
bronchitis is uncertain,
since flocks located
nearby haven’t been
affected.
Davison said that
many copmpanics are
getting hit with mortali-