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BUSHELS
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International
1660
Axial -Flow
Combine
When it comes to
harvesting crops, this
big crop -saver can
save more grain than
other combines in its
size class. It has the muscle to "get in and get out" fast to make the
most of each day of good harvesting weather. It consistently turns out
cleaner grain so you can get top market price. Put a 1660 to work and
take advantage of these field -proven features.
• Axial -Flow Design. Uses a
single rotor with fewer moving
parts and fewer problems than
conventional combines using the
cylinder -and -concave design.
Its more gentle threshing action
means less cracked grain and
top price for every bushel.
• Human -Engineered Cab.
Provides day -long comfort for
increased operator productivity.
• 180 hp Turbocharged Diesel
and 3 -Speed Hydrostatic
Transmission. Plenty of power to
handle soft soils and hilly terrain.
• 1015 Pickup Header. Available
in 11 and 13 -foot widths.
Hydraulic variable speed drive
lets you match crop pickup to
ground speed for smooth
delivery with minimum
shattering.
• 1010 Rigid and 1020 Flexible
Cutterbar Direct Cut Headers
also available in several widths
from 15 to 30 feet depending
on model.
• 1000 Series Corn Heads in
four to eight row sizes.
The 1660 Axial -Flow Combine ... a generation ahead.
BECKER FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Exeter
GOWLAND'S FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. Mildmay/Grand Valley
WARD'S FARM EQUIPMENT Mitchell
C.A. BECKER EQUIPMENT LTD. Lucknow
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AGRICULTURE
PROGRESS DAY
Elora Research Station
2 misouth o1 Elora on west side of Elora road
Elora, Ontario
JULY 14, 1992
This family Field Day is for bus tours, car
Toads, individuals - anyone who wants to
see the research facility.
Follow the signs to the Crops Headquarters
area. Take the one hour wagon tours or
shuttle bus from there. Crop tours begin at
10:00 a.m. - last tour 3:00 p.m. Tours leave
every 15 minutes.
FEATURES
• Soil and Crops guided wagon tours
• Dairy and Beef Cattle visits
• Educational Displays (machinery shed)
• Fish Research Station (1 1/2 hr. shuttle
bus tour at 10:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.)
CROP SCIENCE TOURS
• Comparison of high input, low input and
organic farming systems.
• Large scale canola demonstrations -
varieties, growth regulators, insecticides
and nitrogen levels.
• No -till soybean drills
• Weed management in conservation tilled
soybeans and white beans.
• Cereal varieties including hulless barley.
• Latest in weed control research -
interaction of weeds and nitrogen and
their effect on corn yield - weed
thresholds in corn and soybeans.
• Corn rootworm control.
FREE beet -on -a -bun to the first 400 who
register and exchange their completed form
for the sandwich.
Snacks, desserts, and drinks
available for purchase.
Registration: $5.00 per adult
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Sponsored by.
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food
and University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario, N1G 2W1
Further information available from:
1-519-824-4120 ext. 3933