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l:i<t numhcr of ‘u‘ Writ» sprmcd Immedi- 751..» n: a t‘flln. even if :-\r'l tiio titty ho'ore. w :‘tt :1 t‘c:til:ir spray- uunrnntccs almost

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pressure.

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A t .. ,. . r at rim point has numerous tl’ " I‘.'u"L.(‘ I \’v I“) stor.‘t:e {‘t‘lt'r. ' iii"? 2 \Ilt I m'r‘narcd to meet 3 him ‘ 1‘. S wittltl t-niithinc ~ this LI. III‘ or Illfii onc‘.‘ I t'uti I ul"ot'd ‘. iiizit-liinr‘s‘. ."r, t‘:t': I :ill'ot‘d not to invest III t:c.\cr cratiipinent'.‘ i; \m I proptirod to cope with ll‘ ~t" T (uh I tlr'ocntl on my farm t‘t‘ttll‘f’ for all parts?

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\t' I? he Iimc them on han '.’ lltl \‘ long \\ Ill it take to have t , q .

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has hcon the experience wit‘ farm to have had ac— . ittulti'o will] the full run of omnm harvesting equipment, l_'iitt\ hand picking to to-day's I.tl'1t‘ potato combines. My fa- titcr and I would both have to

in“ to hand picking Io t“»t'."]‘\(’ today's .\'o. 1 problem u‘wh Is hrntsos. However. with tic high lost of labor and its

I ' rl.>\'s hizhtly mechanized cnmhnrw and hulk leaders.

Ii'. I‘ll :lis equipment is not an {Ills-.‘t‘l' to all prayers —— it has :nt mnm’ hues still to be ironed ott r . and up. hcinrz in the .po- ~IilUlI ot' hcing closely associated wilt tho Linklcttcr men of Link-

‘ lc‘lot' Road. \\ ho are known for

t e potato machinery also han laid to experiment in mncliinory imnrtwcmcnt. ROLLER BAR

For instance tun years agn on our Iioltito combine we replaced tho ~plz'. tum <liPJII'. This

method '

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'~"r‘l""l?". I'TIS of course is 3‘ mm: at the mist and gives way ‘

slicer “till a rollcr bar ‘ completely ‘

Freetown spud grower' ges later plowing

eliminated all front -end plug- ging. plus all shear-cut potatoes.

Also. with no f-nontend plug- EH12. it it possible to carry sufficient clay throughout in all major dr “potan fall" to another. This one change in

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our equipment resulted in few-t -_ i

n the field? which In ed

er stops whic

means time gained.

turn means money sav . Also this improvement result-

ed in fewer bruises. Bruises can ‘

also be caused by another both- ersome agent in digging-stones. We stress to our men on the combine that we would rather

have dirt than any stones get‘ ‘ ' b' l

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With the potato producer man- I ' aarement does not stop when the ' last potato has been dug. Ef— ‘ ficient management must cover?

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the proper housing of his crop. 1 ‘_

This means proper storage. In:

recent years due to the improv~ I ‘ e

d methods of harvesting, stor- age has had to change with the times. No longer is the hole-in- the-ground method considered most efficient and economical. I believe cellar-type warehouse facilities will soon all be giving way to “above-the-ground stor-: age."

I say this probably because I

last year we built our first‘l aboreground potato house and 1; found it to have so many con- venient. practical and economic- al features that we can say we.

are realy sold on this type oil I 1

storage.

We have found it to be: t I. [deal for unloading bulk Ina s.

2. Excellent in eliminating complex escalating systems. in : favor of a bin piler.

' 3. Incomparable in lessening potato handling.

1 4. Unequalled twhen properly insulated) in maintaining a near uniform tern nature. throughout severe weather con-

t ditions. contrary to all previous‘

. beliefs about above-ground stor-

age. I

5. And. finally. tihis type or

1storage, is comfortable. con- :venient and roomy for grading‘ ‘ operations ,

To sum up briefly my expert-l ences in potato management It 5 would say that: 1 ' i. It. is necessary to have . planters operating within 95 per- cent efficiency. l 2. It is essential to have scuf-f l flers set accurately so as not to ; I interfere with the plant's rootI ' system. i 3. It is of the utmost import- I 2 ance to have a spraying system ‘ that is almost 100 per cent ef- ficient.

l 4. [t is vital to have a digging l

operation that is meticulous. yet 5 fast-movin 5. It is fundamental to have . ‘storage facilities that are cool. . yet comparatively moisture-free.

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DISTRIBUTORS OF HAINES POTATO EQUIPMENT

“9 arc also the Island Distributors for Maine; potato equipment. Including graders, sizers. bin loaders, sproutors and hor-

Specializing in Seed Cutter and [rectors

ERIC ROBINSON

Albany.P.E. I.

FERTILIZER

We carry 3 complete line of Fertilizers and Lime . . . and deliver direct to the field. For delivery from local plants. we require ono day‘s notice. For im- ported Fertilizen and Lime. ten days notice will be required.

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Rural Families, as well as City Families, appreciate the wearing qualities of good clothing...particularly if this quality is coupled with reasonabe prices. Smallman’s pride themselves In the fact that more and more rural families each year, make their selec tion here, and we feel that contributing largely to this is the top name brand merchandise that Is on display at all times. We are certain that whatever may be your clothing requirement we at Smollman’s are in the position to fill it. Why not drop In the next time you are in town. You are assured of a most cordial welcome, and we would genuinely appreciate the opportunity to s e r vo you.

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Yes . . . hundreds of farmers have found that an Electric Broader will actually save a shoot per litter because the loss from exposure and aippling is

Electric Broader: can be built In the form workshop or bought, ready to install. Why not got all rho facts today and start incont-

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