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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-03-21, Page 31• W "` ,tifprali,ws.some of the major farm programs available, these Snider to the consumer ratings on the latest and byte? fouters:'' ar 'Models, . • • • is titio:',„ hicr04,, net!v wave .1‘ 0":7h The Farm Edition, Week of March 21, 19$4 - 11 6 II • Alberta Agriculture has just completed a mama Os$,• Guelpithas just started a study comparing Ra Agtigel •...;$iudit.'`Oting the different farm accounting programs, Ros.rsays, and the rUniversity of aurse `t** S. • farme As ons " 04a -00644i fOtir years ''. beco' m-• , ,•-, ' • ^,' " • %7 '^o.',„ ,.1.1,. it' *I.cfamersinterekted in *veal) that . *Outer 'Orben. found it iliffiCaltp* find Ross4:::, Cultilial softWare.„, , .. • " ' decided to bitY a computer because "we provin ' ea ceflt, of 1 !, 4 oteac4ep farm , -0;.,was . arniers* • •,110.4 • interest t‘,.. the dairy operation programs available in the *province. 1" Richard. aad,ttialai Bolton,. beef and cash F9R#tniert:pf.R. R. 2 Kefracid, arc recent •computer *overt*. They . bought' if Radio Shack' et 4 computer November, 1983. AO farm 'bookkeeper, says they Th econci *election • of farm programs,' butThz purchased eir "stem fo ? that has changed, and todaY there are wanted abetter record keeping system than am not •onV catalogues fisting an extensive th tem for about 19 • bit " • • • Canadian coltpSef arMPlaitof-water)0:0 ti which she,says more expensive 'Otte and a,Aded a printer; to 'get their recorde out wanting 7, and Homestead'..Computers of WinntRefri' ,,;than the game machine type of computer" ers. His.;cso hrLM *eiiiii******41- , , • . 1:46,;:i. es; 4 :". • in and copv. in purchasing a busitiess type Agrienf, , Newsletter. ,,4,while,,gesilistys the ,firofee,,,,ck oomootir busterswili soon be able to coinputer, theY' sacdficed Wont, sonie Wh 41i,a ' • ,have had to leaf through a "gigantic binder" tat., advantage 'of reviews coming out on graphics: and sound. • ' list and osteo: the lateal agricultwa1so. - are and On ' e to compile profile Ofl.the typical- farm 'computer intr. , Recently, Hully Gully of R.' . #1 Varna, -Collins-obtained such a machine for, Hill & Now with the introduction of Bill 61, all Generally.speiking, Ross says, he or site one of Ontario's largeteretrrilers,o0.wheel Hill ATCs are _light and easy to terrain vehieles mile operated 'as a farm is from 30 5` years old, with at least some all amain vehicles nia*nefrfik-k00-1n63? haridlerunning only three pounds pressure post second , education but no' previous, the ufies of these inactiMesiliiiiibreoiiina, • -in their *is, there* ' assuring no soil computer experience. The computer buyer general manager of Hully Gully,' who once eompacdon. • tends tilifin'a largerlarming•operation, with farmed the property the dealership now The seeder itself electrically powered by a gross annual incomtkif $100,90() or more, • occupits', was quick to see the fatOitig. -vii,ATC'S Charging system., thereby elimin- and iamore often ailiveitock than cash crop '4pplicaUtins of ATCs. • -„ the need for PTO drive. 'Fine accurate mer• • ' , neighbour, Bev Hill of' VII- adinatMents. are possible with this compact Rost :Inycfstinets;lisnally frirchase /Farina, required a machine' that: could • 'Seeder,: and the benefits of not having to wait comPuOr!" ett.Wir t° 'incrette illeit Itit*. :, used On vvet'fields•earIYIniheliot;' -in- .." 'fizt 2fritts,";•to *7 are ObirioUS ie. farmers. ' .. management skills or tolmprolie. the 'farm .case, for thepurposeet seeding clover. " a t:poilt gctC, only distributes, but bookkeepingVitem.4e • „L'. ''' ' ..; . • • -''''' On *heat; .. Hilly Gully,," -obtained' a special - 'deieloPs'Aiiiiiniiiitior, 3 -wheel all terrain Forexannite;fie4#04,1ive*cist Operatori,„! "Herd";•ficeder,' ' • -II ,k1p4454,t#0 vehiclea;andibesides, this particular seeder, - ,.''' ..g.', 4. 1/44',. • , • i who is raising breeding leochist,•!,2,!achtp., , might. for suck, ' • , ' vehicles,..at also offertsprayers, racks, hitches, trailers,. purchase something ifiegze otailC IBM-PC i Atonde'CBig. '',....'!1,1„;3•,..,,..•., ill ,bladesand, the Ike for rural and farm computer, which offers a large ,disc. storage c • These units . '. :#44,07,, ki , : .-, , " 4a-,;:- of , his own farming back - system, and retails. at $1,000 to $8,000, , '. popular:in-the. ," ground, 0 s:his established the 3 -Wheel - But another farmer, planning to use his States, and.through ‘ as a, Able farm vehicle, • YOU • vehicle on road ways as well as the fields. Today's farm machinery has become so specialized that an all purpose, vehicle such as an ATC is now becoming more and more useful on farms to fill the -gaps that equipment specialization has made. Three - Wheelers are increasingly becoming the •farmer's good -right arm as a general'. utility 'vehicle, with capabilities to specialize as he . sees fit at minimal cost. Hully Gully is doing„ more research and development ATC farin equipment and welcomes input from farmers. They may call Hilly Gully at (519) 262-3318, or write to Hully Gully, R. 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