Tune In To New Holland Radios
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
Co.) If you’re in the market for
a new radio for your tractor or
combine, New Holland has a com
plete line of heavy duty radios
specifically designed for agricul
tural equipment.
According to Jared Wills, New
Holland product and pricing ana
lyst, New Holland and Audiovox
have teamed up to offer farmers a
variety of radios, cassette players.
CD players, and speakers.
But New Holland doesn’t just
carry a complete line of agricul
tural and industrial radios. Your
local dealership also has radios for
cars, trucks, and lawn and garden
tractors. Thiu's why it’s important
to make sure the radio you pur
chase is the right radio for the
right application.
Wills explains that unlike stan
dard car radios, the Heavy Duty
radios are specifically designed to v
withstand the daily punishment of
exposure to dirt, heat, and
vibration.
New Holland Heavy Duty
radios feature a backup lighting
system; a SO percent larger display
panel designed to be viewed from
below or above; hi-sensitivity tun
ers, which help ensure reception
even in rural areas; automatic
functions for loudness; internal
surge protection; external heat
sink, which draws heat away from
New Holland offers a com*
plete line of Audiovox radios
specifically designed to with
stand the dally punishment
of exposure to dirt, heat, and
vibration.
the radio’s critical components;
and vibration-free design.
“The backup lighting and regu-
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protect the radio from static dis
charge —the number one cause of
failure for non-heavy duty
radios,” Wills said. “And all
Heavy Quty radios are designed to
reduce exposure to dust and dirt, a
common cause of car radio
failure.”
The user-friendly design of
Vcw Holland’s flat-face radio
nodels allows for easier operation
yy providing large controls and
ugh visibility display. Designed
or off-road use, these Weather
Band radios receive all seven
National Oceanic and Atmospher
ic Administration (NOAA)
weather-band broadcasting fre
quencies so you 'don't get caught
in the rain.
Other features include 20 sta
tion memory, electronic tuning
with seek mode, 4-way balance/
fader, automatic local-distant,
loudness and stereo blend circuit
ry and a variety of cassette player
options.
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GETTYSBURG (Adams Coun
ty) The Adams County Farm
Bureau membership kickoff meet
ing will be held on Wednesday,
Dec. 27, beginning at 7 p.m. at
Hoss’s Steak House.
Russell Redding will be the
guest speaker. All workers are
requested to contact Joel Way
bright for reservations.
Recently appointed member
ship chairperson Joel Waybright
said, “The importance of staying
organized as a farm bureau and
being active in local legislation
are two of the main functions of
being members in the Adams
County Farm Bureau. It is critical
to maintain contact with our legi
slators since less than 1.6 percent
of the population is within the
farming industry. We need to
remain a strong voice to be
heard.”
President of ACFB, Ed Wilkin
son, voiced his concern at a recent
board meeting. “Membership is
the lifeblood of the organization.
The membership of the group is
responsible for the development
of local policies which are pre
a market for ralite products
meat, -leather and oils.
• In ostrich, research projects on
carcass composition, ideal slaugh
ter weights and slaughter condi
tions. and decreasing fat deposi
tion are being conducted. Much of
this research is being done at Texas
A & M University.
• A few disease research pro
jects are being conducted as fol
lows: pullorum/typhoid infection/
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Farm Bureau Starts
Membership Drive
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transmission in ratites (University
of Georgia); diarrhea (Auburn
University); aspergillosis, typical
ly a problem in colder, wetter cli
mates (no specific research site
mentioned).
Hicks-Aldredge noted that
slaughter ostrich prices are
$5OO-$BOO per bird. The ostriches
are typically slaughtered at 9
months of age at approximately
220 pounds.
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sented as resolutions to the state
association to be utilized for the
lobbying effort on the state and
national levels for the fanning
community’s benefit,” he said.
The Adams County Farm
Bureau is a general farm organiza
tion with a membership listing of
900 farm family members. It is
affiliated with the Pennsylvania
Farm Bureau. The county unit is
active in community affairs and
works foe favorable legislation for
the rural community. It also offers
business services to its member
families.
The local bureau launched the
membership drive in September
with a mail campaign to canvass
the existing members. Following
the mail-in dues, the committee
commenced a farmer-to-farmer
procurement program.
The thrust this year will be for
the team captains and workers to
contact every farm family in the
county for membership in the
association in order to reach this
year’s goal of 903 members. To
date, the organization has totalled
725 paid members.
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