Animal Housing Expo At Lebanon Grounds Oct. 29-30 (Conttniwd from Pago A2I) and workers, as well as cash flow and hum profits, so it’s important to get as much information as you can to make the best decision for your operation. “The Animal Housing Expo gives farmers in the Northeast an opportunity to visit with about 40 different commercial exhibitors who can supply the products and services they might need,” McFar land said. “Participants also can hear pre sentations by national and local animal housing experts, observe a variety of educational demonstra tions and exhibits, and share ideas with other farmers.” A variety of topics and speakers will be featured during tire event, starting at 10 a.m. on Oct 29. when Mike Williams of North Carolina State University will dis cuss practical solutions to control cattle, poultry, and swine odors. At 11 a.m., Doug Reinemann of the University of Wisconsin will discuss options for a milking par lor for every budget. STOP and VISIT With Us At The ANIMAL HOC “SS* October 29-30 @ Leb. Expo Complex We Provid ONTH] FARM SERVICE CALLS 2000 PSI Hot Water Units In Stock Ready For Delivery! nrnr—' usyf * |g EXPO SPECIAL $3,495.00 Model H 82004 FIRED *. • Specification HP3OOOS GPM 5 GPM PSI 3000 PSI Voltage Millivolt Fuel Type LP Dimenelone; 23”Lx23"Wx48”H App. Wt. 300 PPS Also at 11 a.m., Kenneth Kep hart, professor of animal science at Penn State, will present a swine demonstration. Dale Moore, ex tension veterinarian at Penn Stale, will give a hoof trimming demon stration at 12:30 p.m. At 1:30 pjn., Tim Royer of Timber Tech Engineering Inc., of Womelsdorf, will discuss the process of obtain ing permits for agricultural expan sion. At 10 a.m. on Oct. 30, Mike Brubaker of Brubaker Agronomic Consulting Service of Ephrata, and Robert Graves, professor of agricultural engineering at Penn State, will examine nutrient man agement issues for cattle, poultry, and swine producers. At 11 a.m., Don Rodgers of First Pioneer Farm Credit, ACA, in Enfield, Conn., will discuss making agricultural expansions fit in with family business goals and plans. At 12:30 p.m., Brian Reed of Agricultural Veterinary Asso ciates in Manheim will give a hoof trimming demonstration. At 1:30 The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread, or Should I Say Pork Chons IS THE Turbo~Laser 22060 Model Rated Up To 5000 PSI@ 194° F List $176.50 I Show Price $95.00 I 22040 A Models Rated Up To 3500 PSI @ 194° F List $126.00 I Show Price $77.00 I GIVE YOUR ORDER AT THE ANIMAL HOUSING EXPO LIST $5,025.00 “General Pump” Roto Max Nozzles List $92.05 L Show H 9.95 Special Orders Must Be Given The Week Of The Expo For Advertised Prices. PROGRESSIVE PRESSURE SYSTEMS 133 A ROTHSVILLE STATION RD LITITZ, PA 15743 717-626-5511 p.m., Robert Graves will discuss greenhouses and dairy shelter al ternatives. “Producers who want to expand or remodel their facilities and be come more efficient and agribusi ness people who are interested in animal housing facilities and equipment won't want to miss the Animal Housing Expo.” McFar land said. For more information about the Expo, contact Dan McFarland at (717) 840-7408. Animal Housing Expo Addresses Nutrient Management, Odors and Building Permits When expanding or remodeling their livestock, dairy or poultry fa cilities, farmers need to be con cerned about building permits, odors, and nutrient management These issues will be addressed at this year’s Animal Housing Expo by; Mike Williams of North Caro lina State University; Mike Bru baker of Brubaker Agronomic Consulting Service in Ephrata; Robert Graves of Penn State Uni versity; and by Tim Royer of Tim ber Tech Engineering in Womels dorf. The Animal Housing Expo is ANIMAL housing expo October 29-30, 1996 Lebanon Fairgrounds HIGH-TECH DM Automatic Tike-Off Is One Of The Best Labor Saving Options For Your Dairy Operation w* Call Us or See Us at the Animal Housing Expo and ask us about our GREAT FALL SPECIALS! Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 26, 1996-A29 sponsored by Penn State Coopera tive Extension and agri-business es. It will be held October 29-30 at the Lebanon Fairgrounds, Leb anon, Pa. The event also features about 40 commercial exhibits, educa tional demonstrations and dis plays, and other presentations re lated to animal care and housing. For more information contact your local Cooperative Extension office. ♦ • * Family Business Goals To Be Discussed At Animal Housing Expo Family values and goals should help dictate the goals of the fami ly’s farm business, according to Don Rodgers, Pint Pioneer Farm Credit, ACA, Enfield, Conn. As a speaker at the Animal Housing Expo, he will challenge farmers to think about family goals as they plan the future of their farm busi ness and contemplate remodeling and expansion decisions. The Animal Housing Expo will be held October 29-30 at the Leb anon Fairgrounds, Lebanon, Pa. It is sponsored by Penn State Co operative Extension and agri-busi nesses to help farmers in the Northeast leant more about re modeling and expanding animal housing facilities. The Expo features about 40 commercial exhibits, presenta tions by nationally-known and lo cal experts, and educational demonstrations and displays. For more information contact your local Cooperative Extension office. * * * Animal Housing Expo Addresses Greenhouse Shelters and Parlor Alternatives If you are thinking about (wktmma) RYING ACR-Stainless Steel - Durability & Reliability remodeling, expending or build ing new dairy facilities it is helpful to study a variety of options. At this year’s Animal Housing Expo, Doug Reinemann, Univer sity of Wisconsin, will talk about “Parlors for Every Budget.” “Greenhouses and Other Dairy Shelter Alternatives” will be ad dressed by Robert Graves, Penn State University. In addition, there will be a variety of commercial exhibits, demonstrations, displays and other presentations on topoics re lated to animal care and housing. The Expo is sponsored by Penn State Cooperative Extension and agri-businesses, and will be held October 29-30 at the Lebanon Fairgrounds, Lebanon, Pa. For more information contact your local Cooperative Extension office. • • ♦ Commercial Exhibits At Animal Housing Expo Are you thinking about remod eling, expanding or building new livestock, dairy or poultry facili ties? Are you interested in learn ing more about new products and concepts related to animal housing and construction of facilities? Do you want to make contact with people who can provide the prod ucts and services you need? If so, you should attend the Animal Housing Expo, October 29-30 at the Lebanon Fairgrounds. Leb anon, Pa. The Expo features about 40 commercial exhibits in addition to numerous presentations and edu cational demonstrations and dis plays. the event is sponsored by Penn State Cooperative Extension and agri-businesses. For more infor mation, contact your local Co operative Extension Office. 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