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MAGAZINE STAFF EDITOR Wilson W. Games ASSOCIATE EDITOR Howard R. Carter ASSISTANT EDITOR Horace McQueen EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Isabella M. Bugbee June Lawson ART EDITOR John Prezioso CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS Arlene C. Culp Norma Salvatore Lucille Spence Wilma F. Stewart PROMOTION ASSISTANT Jim Hayhurst BUSINESS MANAGER V. Stanley Allen ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Rosalind N. Pazzato REGIONAL ADVERTISING MANAGERS John C. Foltz Lennie Gamage Len Richardson DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS John Farrar EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Wm. Paul Gray • NATIONAL OFFICERS PRESIDENT Jim Thomas, Georgia VICE PRESIDENTS Dean HofFer, Pennsylvania Richard Poor. Missouri L. G. "Jack" Crews. Wyoming Joe H. Hughes. Jr.. South Carolina STUDENT SECRETARY Kenney Earl Gray, Mississippi • BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN W. T. Spanton MEMBERS H. F. Duis E. J. Johnson W. E. Gore R. E. Naugher H. N. Hunsicker Bob E. Taylor Walter Jacoby Ha) old B, Taylor ADDRESS ALL COKKESPOND- EXCE TO: The ynfioiinl FI'TrjiE FMHIFH. P,iix 2VI. AIcxMiHlria. Virginia. Othces arc Icic-iIîmI in rlip <strong>Future</strong> <strong>Farmer</strong>s Ruildin^ cu 1". S. Rmitt'
~^j Young farmers: End backbreaking work ^t^4i^-z^. with New Holland Farmstead Mechanization Just push a button mMmBnd '^dinner is served!" New Holland's improved Silo Unloader plays an important role in a modern silage-handling system. New Holland's Silo Unloader-Bunk Feeder team Is an important part of a silage mechanization program From standing crop to dished-out silage, just one man stars— you! Because that's all the manpower it takes these days to make the rich, nutritious silage your cows need to thrive on Let's start from the beginning... 1. First comes the chopper— pick either New Holland's "616" or "818" Forage Harvester. Both machines fine-chop the standing crop quick and clean, fine enough for mechanized handling and feeding. October-November, 1960 ! 2. The fine-chopped silage is blown into a side- or rearunloading wagon — the Model 3 Crop-Carrier is a good example. A wagon like this makes short work of unloading into a New Holland blower, which whisks forage into the silo for storage. 3. Automatic silo unloading is made possible with a push of a button— in this case. New Holland's new, improved Unloader. Non-suspended, it sets right on the silage; cuts through frozen silage with ease. Fits large or small silos . . . easy to move, too, from silo to silo. 4. With a bunk feeder, you serve up silage fast . . . and end still another backbreaking chore. New Holland's "540" Auger Bunk Feeder (see picture at left) has the capacity you need, yet requires lowcost minimum power. See the New Holland dealer nearest you for all the details. Or write New Holland ^Machine Company Division of Sperry Rand Corporation, New Holland, Pennsylvania. nH NSIV HOLLAND ^'Fitst in GtasslQhc/ rat-ming"
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