Binkley & Hurst Bros. Inc.
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LBX Series Large
Rectangular Balers
Model LBX x 331
NEW CASE IH 3X3XB BIG SQUARE BALER
MODEL L8X331
TANDEM AXLE AND
SINGLE AXLE BALERS INSTOCK
Lots of Features To Bale Your Crop
The Way It Should Be!
Equipped with Packer Cutter & Stuffer
The L8X331 packer cutter option allows you to use between
two and six knives to adjust crop length from 4 5 to 10.5 in. You
move the knives in and out of cutting position hydraulically from
the tractor cab
Bale made with one of the Case IH pre-cutting systems are eas
ier to break apart, mix and feed... and easier for livestock to
digest. Using a cutting system also makes straw bales easier to
spread and increase the straw's absorbency when used for live
stock bedding.
Density Control, optional Work Lights, Knotter Fan to Keep Dirt
Away from Knotters, 1 3/8 1000 PTO, Minimum Hp Required
110 HP.
This is a Good Time Purchase A Quality
Baler and Receive Binkley & Hurst
Service & Training Support
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133 Rothsville Station Rd.
P.O. Box 0395, Lititz, PA 17543-0395
Daily One
Dairy One Hosts Interns
ITHACA, N.Y. Dairy One recently conducted
internships for two SUNY Cobleskill students.
An internship is a requirement for bachelor of
technology agribusiness students as well as other
majors offered at SUNY Cobleskill. The internship
program requires students to have a variety of expe
riences within a business affiliated to their majors.
In the summer of 2002, the internship was given
to Nicole Koerner, an agribusiness/agri-enterprise
major. Nicole grew up on a small dairy farm located
in Pike, N.Y.
“The diverse opportunity of Dairy One is what
really interested me” said Nicole. She had the op
portunity to work a few weeks in many of the de
partments: the milk lab, Quality Assurance, forage
lab and forage data, accounting office and she
worked in the field with many Dairy One Farm Ser
vice Technicians. In the fall 2002, Nicole also as
sisted Dairy One in giving phone support to
Pennsylvania technicians learning to use the Dairy
Comp 305 software.
Emily Peck, also an agribusiness/agri-enterprise
student, took this internship opportunity during the
summer of 2003.
Emily grew up on a small dairy farm located in
Richville, N.Y. and has the desire to expand her
skills and experience in the dairy industry.
Time was spent with Farm Service Technicians,
the Dairy Management Resources team, and the
milk lab.
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Fax: (717)664-2911