55 - The “Modal 55” bate rack is the foundation on
which Steffen Systems Incorporated has built its
reputation of quality This model is available in
many frame-size options, as well as with attach
ments to fit bucket loaders, forklifts and skidsteer
loaders to accomodate nearly any bale size or
mounting application
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950- The Bale “Accumulators" are designed to
conveniently and easily arrange up to ten 2-tie or
eight 3-tie bales into a uniform package The fully
automatic electric over hydraulic controls operate
the accumulator without the need of an operator
With its quick and smooth functions the bale accu
mutator can accept up to five balls per minute
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S.L FEEDERS
Designed To
Minimize
Feed Loss!
This is done with functional
slant bars, low set design,
proper pan depth, feed saving
edges, and other concepts to
reduce waste.
The S.l. Feeder Wagons have
the versatility to feed any type
of gram, forage, or even a
total mixed ration. Four foot
high inserts are options to
increase load capacity and to control the downward
flow of feed.
The Arrow Front design replaces the old gooseneck
Distributed
By:
100 Stover Drive 100-120 Lehigh Ave. • P.O. Box 928
Carlisle, PA 17013 Batavia, New York 14021-0928
717/249-6720 716/343-5411
“Serving Farmers Through Farm Equipment Dealers Since 1961
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200 - The “Model 200" self-propelled yard loader
is a unique machine designed to move many bale
sizes and package configurations at high speed Its
stacking height of 20 feet and short wheelbase
allow the “Model 200" to maneuver in and out of
tight areas whilq making optimum use of the exist
ing storage space
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE:
DAVID O. FINK
6958 Phillips Road
Germansvllle, PA 18053
610-767-1408
Fax 610-767-1312
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Steffen Systems, Inc.
8045 State Street, Salem, OR 97301
(503) 399-9941
Fax (503) 371-4779
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concept, eliminating 90 degree welded joints,
making it stronger and more durable.
Get an S.l. Feeder now to get maximum efficiency
of your quality feeds.
Telescoping pole, axle, and tires can make any
length Full Size or Mid Size bunk portable. This
makes it easier to select-feed smaller groups of
cattle. Tires and specially designed legs make
moving it easier, year-round. Heavy steel pan
is formed in onej3iece on all bunks for strength
and economy.
CUMMINGS and BRICKER, Inc.
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65- The “Model 65“ bale rack is specifically de
signed to match the needs of New Holland bale
wagon users such as models 1003.1037 & 1069
With six hook bars, this unit easily handles any
three-bale-wide package This model is also avail
able with several frame size options and mounts to
suit your special needs
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51-32- The “Model 51*32“ bale rack is a perfect
match for most compressed bale loading or un
loading operations With a frame size of 66' x 66'
and powered vertical tilt The unit adapts nicely to
6000 to 7000 tb lift trucks Comes standard with 32
teeth, 2 hook cylinders The “Model 51-32" is excel
lent for half cut bales
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soil fertility are adequate. In fact, fall
pasturing can be beneficial where the
small grain was seeded early and has
made excessive growth.
Spring grazing may be started when
growth resumes. If a grain or silage
crop is to be harvested, grazing should
be discontinued when the plants start
to grow erect, just before jointing
(growth stage 6). Small grains plants
will be injured by grazing at any time
after their growing points are above the
ground.
Temporary electric fencing should
provide a practical way to manage
these pastures. Although small grains
can be continuously grazed, a rotation
al or strip grazing practice may allow a
higher carrying capacity (less wastage
from trampling).
Small grains pasture is lush, high in
protein, and low in fiber during most of
the fall grazing period. Crude protein
levels normally range from IS percent
to 34 percent of dry matter, making this
forage an excellent protein supplement
for many classes of livestock.
Animal health precautions: Grass
tetany can occur when small grains
forage is grazed by cows about to calve
or those which have recently calved.
This usually occurs in the spring. It is
recommended that animal diets be sup
plemented with a mineral mix contain
ing magnesium. Lactating dairy cows
that are grazing small grain pasture
should receive an additional 1 ounce of
magnesium oxide/cow/day.
There is a risk of nitrate poisoning if
animals graze rapidly growing and
recently fertilized small grains pasture.
Avoid this situation by applying nitro
gen fertilizer at planting time or well
before the intended grazing period.
Although rare, bloat may also be a
health risk when animals graze small
grains. This most likely will occur
when animals are first turned onto pas
ture in early spring and gorge them
selves with the lush forage. Bloat can
be prevented by feeding some stored
forage just before turning the animals
onto the pasture.
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Alfalfa Balage
• Pre-Cut
• Analysis Provided
Phone
888-4BAIAGE
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