Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 04, 1998, Image 29

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    Belleville Livestock
Belleville, Pa.
Wedneeday, July 1, 1998
Report aupptled by Audio*
DAIRY COWS: 600.00-1285.00
HEAD.
SHOATS: 23.00-48.00 HEAD.
BEEF COWS: 34.00-41.75 CWT.
BEEF BULLS: 42.00-45.50 CWT.
STEERS: 59.00 CWT.
LAMBS: 94.00-107.00 CWT.
HOGS: 36.50 CWT.
FARM CALVES: 85.00-11250 CWT.
FEEDER CALVES: 59.00-70.50 CWT.
OATS: 150-1.70 BUSHEL.
CORN: 11250-115.00 BUSHEL.
ALFALFA HAY: 160.00 PER TON.
MIXED HAY: 8250-125.00 PER TON.
STRAW: 8750-12250 TON.
RABBITS: UNDER 4 LBS. .25-1.00
HEAD; 4-6 LBS. 2.00-3.00 HEAD; OVER
6 LBS. 3.005.00
DUCKS; 250-16.00 HEAD.
CHICKENS: .75-9.00 HEAD.
GEESE: 3.00 HEAD.
TURKEYS: 8.00 HEAD.
GUINEAS: 6.50 HEAD.
BARN PIGEONS: 1.75-2.00 HEAD.
WHITE BIRDS: 4.00525 HEAD.
FANCY BIRDS: 15.00 HEAD.
GUINEA PIGS: 50 HEAD.
QUAIL: 100 HEAD.
DOVES: 3.50 HEAD.
PHEASANTS: 3.75-5.00 HEAD.
PEACOCK: 35.00 HEAD.
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MADISON, Wis.- Bou-Matic,
a company of DEC International,
Inc. has developed a way for
dairy producers to save money
while making the world a qui
eter place to live in.
Most dairy operations use
constant-speed vacuum pumps
that turn out much more airflow
(cfm or L/min) than is actually
required for milking and for
cleaning a milking system.
Traditionally, one or more vacu
um pumps are installed in a
milking system to produce a
minimum constant airflow of six
cfm (170 L/min) per milking unit
(teat cups and claw assembly).
Recent scientific research has
determined that the amount of
airflow actually used for "steady
state" milking - when all milk
ing units are attached without
any squawking teat cups or air
leaks - is as little as one or two
cfm (30 or 60 L/min) per unit.
According to Bou-Matic
Marketing Manager Joe Prazak,
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Prazak said, “There are times
during milking, however, when
additional airflow is required,
such as when attaching units or
when there is a squawking liner
or when a milking unit falls off.
Likewise, when cleaning the
milking system there are also
some instances when additional
airflow is needed, such as when
on air injector admits atmos
pheric air into the milk line to
form a wash slug."
As as result of research and
on-farm tests, the ASAE
(American Society of
Agricultural Engineers) and the
ISO (International Standards
organization) have officially
revised their standards to reflect
this new scientific knowledge.
With this new knowledge, it is
no longer necessary to run a vac
uum pump at a constant speed
to produce the maximum
amount of airflow that you may
need for only short periods of
time during milking or cleaning.
RD 2 Box 271
East Earl, PA 17519
(717) 354-0584
Northeast District
Jersey Show August 25
LIBERTY (Tioga Co.)
Make plans now to attend the hot
test show of the summer the
1998 Northeast District Jersey
Show.
Jerseys are gaining in popular
ity and what better way to cele
brate the progress of the breed
then by showing off your best at
our local show. This year’s show
will be held at the Troy Fair
grounds (Alparon Park) on August
25, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
Michael Heath has agreed to be
the judge for the day.
Entry fees are $7 for adults and
$S for youth, under 21. Entries
postmarked after the deadline will
be $l5 each. All entries must be
postmarked by August 18, 1998.
To enter, record the animal’s
name, date of birth, registration
number, sire, dam and ownership
information and latest production
record on a sheet of paper. Also
include the class or classes you
wish to enter the animal in and if
she is owned by a junior.
A total performance award
based on actual protein production
and class placing will also be giv
en at the end of the competition.
To be considered for the total per
formance award, include the latest
completed 305-day record on your
entry form. In the event of a tie,
the judge will determine the win
ner.
All cattle MUST be accompan-
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 4, 1998-A29
ied by a health certificate signed
by an accredited veterinarian that
includes a statement that the ani
mal(s) identified have been im
munized against IBR, PIS and
BVD. Animals that have not been
vaccinated against BVD during
the previous 12 months, must re
ceive one dose of modified live
vims vaccine given at least IS
days and not more than 180 days
before the show or two doses of
killed vaccine, two to four weeks
apart, with the last dose given at
least 15 days and not more than
180 days before the show. Ani
mals that have been vaccinated
against BVD within the 12 pre
vious months, must receive at
least a single injection of modified
live or killed vaccine given not
less than 15 days and not more
than 180 days before the show.
Interstate animals exhibited
must meet the Pennsylvania re
quirements and must be accom
panied by an Interstate Health cer
tificate. Rabies vaccine is sug
gested but not required. Exhibitors
may bring animals to the fair
grounds on Monday, August 24
between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m.
Due to rising expenses, we rely
heavily on industry donations. All
donors will be thanked publicly
for their contribution. Send any
donations to Paul Moyer, show
chairman, RR 1, Box 88-A, Roar
ing Branch, PA 17765.
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