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cch V?. '?. ,t fdean*. In ivtiii'nl.i :* ly low mois- e.m he iut drip-ford .at needed. A settop feeding, .tsoljno power , a companion ?. the electric mivdiuvd by n nil'll is 11sod ami farm, a.ieturer. .'it take-off, Is 11 or lallory .mil Is said to lot production formula raln lixtUfCS. i/os t)tit tho ; and requires It will, how- from Brain wIioIp. Might itiT front three art* eighths in. ate will occupy n Hoo:' spire of 3 by 3 ft. am] weighs loss Ilian 175 lb. For additional information check Xo. 7000 on the coupon and mail. c:: No. /903--Coaccnfrafe Cci-ryii-.y r.fcLiile MiS'.s Daffin mobile feed mills arc now available In m\le!s oqusj'jvd to earry tip lo 2 ions of feed concentrates, minerals, etc. Mounted on heavy.duty, "cab-for ward'* chassis with 153 in. wheelbases and heavy-duty springs. I he conconIratc-carryin;: Feedmohiles are availiible In tlyve slylcs of factory in stalled carriers. These are n platform-type, equipped with non-slip deck-plating in the space between the truck cab mul the diesel power unit: the staketype carrier rigged with heavy-duty stakes and chain railing.? to hold bagged concentrates during transit, and a compartment-typo carrier, which Is a completely enclosed alumi- mtm van compartment with two op* posito-sidc access doors. The concentrate carriers ore be ing installed only on Feedmohiles de livered at tho factory for which the special trucks are specified. For additional information check Xo. 7903 on the coupon and mail. HONS 030530 loxir Mih.fan<''< u a nii'l.'ihnlim rlil'ii iiulril in.'i'riifiiji- ui- |,,v.o I..rgc doses I.f C'ti * :v 1.11 r. chl'ii*. h'.pliiclil'/r. a. :r. :w.d to mis for a month :ml me r*>11 I In' tin .i|niill.ililr csii.nt .,f th.. c.iumss m I lie chick l< .1. `Hi.- rr.i.J to flali* bow lliai chMrdnno and n. IhoxycMor produce no re* poiv o. I ml list rial llx pertinent * Similar rxpri iirirnl1; have b-rn lied out ;md mr still in proxies; I at least Iwo iiifhi.*rial i,il>orafoi` finder condition^ of I,illy arid pcodu fion. 'flu' res ills so C.tr Hive la* largely negative or al Hr.-t only mj I'eMivo but not clear rut. Ur. Artir; has reported that dilormatiou naphthalene ami plimanlhivno i sub'dituiion read ions lias pnutm. CKF active products. 'flic chionntu plicnantlircne l particularly prow, ing. since preliminary fractional.' experiments Indiralcd Ute por-ilid' (hat a highly toxic comr*ound w; produced, Dr. Doyil 0'fX*ll ur.d eoUe;< : the University of Mi souri ub'crw hydro1 icardnmi and oilier synj toms oi eiiirk edema disease in chi<l housed in frc.-hly painted ragis. Tl < triicod the rcs;xnivh!c 'i*:cni down one of the paint in.aediints. a elx'or noted 1>iohr-nyT vtJrT under ih* mi Arochlor. We lane tested >rvrr; Arochlors ot difTercnt chlorine eot tent. Some wen* not toxic: other* pn <luce the disease but only at ret; tively high feeding levels, eg.. 2' ppm. It may lie that an inipurity i these comijound.s is the toxic agen or that they are innately toxic ni th high levels foil Of interest is the c- of one of these ^rochlors in some ir. secliclcle formulations. At the poy.-il time there has linen no real evib.r developed to implicate any piarlu* or compound. Kv.vevcr. the circun flantial evidence is slinmlotiin: <-n sidorable spceul.lt ion and aeiixjtj. The feed industry has irana.\.! I careful control, r.[ ingredients to jui: a recurrence of the 1937 cpid.:mi The color test developed liy r*rrw. e al., at Purina Ins been \crv nsefe In screening out'toxic fnl*. Tliis ie*i Jr not specific hilt is useful since th presence of largc-nmoimtft of sternidn compounds that give this test umall indicates stilt residues that may l; toxic. It is useless, however, for ; ticiils mu! oilier jiru.Uixis such ns rt leln. mono'yldcrhl)'eto i!>m (;h no re-.j>in-o in ii.i. ie-'. t<>if ' MmtrliMi's arc quite lux:.* ! -av tc tv,c Hile "ii i V'uir j)Cw at mociscly this point. Our experience in designin'* ntul manufacturing equipment, plus our background '*f complete feed mill engmoerinn assures you of r*"""Mr,rn'ine eglci,,ncy "><>i;hou ,,y GvnrvdA . l.nst year. aUliUitum. .m of liic chick edema ................. In Cuoi*t;ia. Although versa chlordane rcsidties rre io'.:i: i feed, we <lc not Ixdtrvi* ihev " S|xoiisibk* for tlit* l,'orOi,i'M>iv, Itu* ! ' i:. ir ri" 1.. \ V.l' rfsl-l.?.- \MV V.VI'VIV "NEAT/ DUTY LOW PST DRAG FEEDER Particularly dedrobl* where dump pit U iholtew r 'i water It a problem, .V- - -,r ` " , , J r- Hooks. i * Trace-tvalnerai o hrul iu.cd in oar tjirlir.' work, jitxl h.id fouml the wimp!.1 negative fur chick otJomn. Repent jf ibe lesv in both kiitorjtlories by l>olb procedures con firmed both firu frigs. The sample is free of chick-edema disease factor When letted on a diet of natural in gredients, and the chicks survive In apparent givd health. On the caseinsucrose diet oT i lie AOAC etiick odemn test, the chicks fail to grow and die early with the described symp toms but no hydropericardium. Fur thermore, the fjsr response curve for this effect is very sleep, since the ratio of the dime (fiat gives a maxi mum effect to the dose that produces a minimum effect is less than two, ns compared to a ratio of four to five for chick edema factor. Evidence from-preliminary fractionation stud ies Also indicates that this is on en tirely different substance. There is no other information as to its char acteristics at this time. There is evi dence Unit thli toxie contamination Ssrowoft j ,, t Pre-Mixes vs v has OCflllT'* i ill I.1 I - l; . lime to liliii- .*:.( in . i :... <*..( acid kmnplr- and r: . < ... .i-,j. , occur togc-ihiT wiili K. ... we must aiiiit'ipnu- tl...i ;iii^ j*,.,*., .. al may occur oKewIt* ro ,mif'i ><,. i;. ly of Die fally oriel indiuiry. For uhmovrr cc.*r.fo ^v.c may dt rive. it fk.xild U? riotid that chrk isk-ma dUa-nm* ha* l u niwrmM in ICnglnud. In u Ml*r to tin* r.iiior of the .ycta inary It* cor*l uf June in. 1961, C, C. Wannnp of the Jinn-hiou Poultry Research S' iliun draws at- tentton to A condition up;.;. renM\ identical with tho re ported by Sanger, rt.ol., and Schmittle. ct al' in 1938, that has appe-uvil in ueve-ul broiler flv :*. In u jicr*nnal note dat ed Sept. 29, he says tiiai tho cornu- lion has disappeared for the lime in his country. At the present lime fatty acid* can lie used in the nvmufncliirc of foods or fool ingredients only if they arc free from Cl-IF. This requirement made necessary the development of [ bioQKkay which has Item accomplished by coilnlronlive work and is now i.< lng adopted ak official by the AOAC. 1 have tried to review the hisio.y of this troublesome problem, \%h;,t little is known of Ms toxicology and its physiological ns|*K the intlons as to the origin of Ute c*.- tamination. And Attempts to trad: down its sources. I have sketched Quickly our own attempts at isolation and identification of the b*\ie f x.M.>* and have alluded to the ...a-; re-rra*. *duVuiojU;lU. lilLa were reported at 'the AOAC Seri! of Fat* and Oil- a, J*r Ai ";iii. Ja- AdiV*i*m nmi.tiH.t-. m'ii, j MONS 030531 The Lime Crest spcctrographer carefully "reads" spectrogram after spectrogram just )o be sure that Lime Crest Trace-Mineral Pre-Mixes meet the guarantees that have been made for them. Nothing is left to .chance,.. each pte-mix must be right. That's why you can depend on the trace-mineral pre-mixes you buy from Lime Crest. But Lime Crest has much more than painstaking control to oiler. Almost J5 years ago the Lime Crest Research Laboratoiy was established -- the only research Laboratory in the industry operated primarily to study the role of trace minerals ' in animat nutrition and to develop better ' trace-mineral pre-mixes. From the Lime Crest Research Laboratory hove come many important developments: new and better ingredients of trace-mineral pre-mixes -- ingredients which are not only fully compatible with one another but also more compatible with the fat-soluble vitamins 1. * *.micr. V. 1.. v . Al*., 1.0. 175 0>ix), "Al <*.: in vlUt-UiHM," JitlKur. A.. l?bt "tUt ' In (.it itt lunUrtr." 3. N.ti-tt, II. t'., Pi M -- Iitti'ln ;;* "finct-i uf ..-pi .it, i hiuI ill,-ir iivrlv,ltvt-4 i.ii i'M.i.tlt, ltvs- )>i-rfrt,tHiM'>'. i iiil'iniv .1' titi.l h>..::!t >>f s`ltlvks'%'" i. (t.iiinin:.', s* v'.. : try l*i.. m i. teli r. *: Offs'll. "J*fotlfr * * n-|r*H UK 1`iair orilt-r t>( eitlt.K* it-." 6. kvIummmv. x. r.. p( Mnl. A**pL. 133. JU IIS^.si. "A .1 vlili-kynf |tr*l'U*'>> >luv l u i>'x< |,rt'llminry ici>urL ' 0. litvw. W.. ,t J. ......... * Chvm.. l?d ................... n ivih* <*f iii'lvMiin*-si ................. et)vii, lu rltlvka." .1. KrU'ittnnn, l~. pi <t - > I Auric. Clft.. <5. ii-> (!'.". '* chicken clpttm ,ll-?.,i ft-i 't ' 1. Wcollon, J. I*.. ! .tl -t A Arlc. Clwiw., IS. Ill (V, i't. "w" ll etiKMclerWhA s*t ih>- '* i> illirtw (ucicr." *. !'*tlpr, O. C.. cl ttl -J am., s. < "iwmii !! prlurlplv f,>'liti: il*w tli'i irwlrcnic.'* It. Alien.--........ t< AwrrlfJtl, l-'P'-tl Mtitiiif \ jtrelitl rrinti t m, t <<.>' , in 1 U. Wil-I.r. i. U. >1 . .>! i >t i Amer. Mi't,i Itt-IMuli- ii'l.tt (itlM r-'l tUKC lo it i.oullr* 13. M.fltlln, I.. J . t i Cnpr. 1*. 5*9 09591. live l-'crretsltsttoil In fXt.`l 13. }ui, tl,*s. -W. ^ . encr. 3J. niil * y* In rullotM nf liisth.: l>'>t- 1L l.'.ltft.r, H. \.. .t l. \;G Book. I'l'SYd ClE'-DUiOjl Trc:no-avUe nera i Pre-iMixss--; I MO. i ^ \ I II., . _ hy ColI.llfOIMllVO V.Oi'li Jnp adopted as off,i,y I have tried to r-vif'.v u,,. [4`. of (hi: pint>tcni, \..l little is known of iK toxin/,, its physiological a peris, tlx- Inlions as to the* origin of (hr* lamination, and attempts to tia(' down its sources. I have siu-ieli.-.; quickly our own attempts at isilai|,,. and identification of the toxic fan.,,, and have alluded to ihe most Uyvclopn.fcnu...^.t-i;; th^.linu .Lut were .eporsed ai 'the AO.'.C Sen i of l-'al.i ar,.> Oil., hy JJr. .\r:*.l.in --j- *nu,to<.i; a m> h*M ,, Chick *>:dc_ma**.jtJ|.j;.i-.u O^Irn'Mipnoli. 1. H.i.iicor. V. 1... . t .i!. - - .1, in \ ' 31. |, An., u;i. i;.' st>. "Aiii'uuL ' iv'i mi In vl*H K' in." I The Lime Crest spccirographcr carefully j . ."reads" spectrogram after spectrogram just , MOWS 030532 l ,to be sure that Lime Crest Trace-Mineral 1 Pre-Mixes meet the guarantees that have iiv<> )'. mill t>. , i na il....... 'ii .'to n. ' . been made for them. Nothing is left to trains- I: *v v. s r a m < , vii"a. > | .chance ... each pre-mix must be right. Ulil'T f tllM'l.i it ." ; That's why you can depend on the i. sviimnn*'. h. r.. -t a.- j. aih. Vs Sls'il. Asm,.. 13 2. 21C (IS-..M. "A .ltr.'.r t.f via.ii.'ii' t'toi'iO'i) iiui' tn .1 inMi' (ii.t , | trace-mineral pre-mixes you buy front |IM'lllHllllll> ll|"llt" Ii. Ili.'iv, \V.P <1 III.- .1. A"..... off. \M.I-. Lime Crest. But Lime Crest has much more Ch-m.. t:. (J" "Oi.ii,'('i.nMHiii| is tv|n' >( unl<li-'ililli-il i'i>ii>f.<m>t |>iinlui nr; than painstaking control to oiler. Almost ..I. ..... In rliULfl." 7. I'.l..III.;ir, I*. i-t nl- I, A....... Off , 15 years ago the Lime Crest Research I'ltlt-H. n .'.I.'inis ill-fiiyy f.i.'l-M," Laboratory was established -- the only research Laboratory in the industry operated K. W.M.IOII. J. I'.. !. J. Ai "tf l*lf Alt.lv. L'l.vt".. 4'.\ Ill tl-.'-'.'*, "I*....... !<' .11 I tl,< (.ll'l. t (nl Il 4 of III.' .'I.l.l,. II l >!<: ili-rist* J:i-|r.-- primarily to study the role of trace minerals V. I'.MI.T. IS, c., vt III - -J M.I, nil Cl .'in Mm\. 3*1.' 211 (1339), `'i'uio.ii notm of il.. tnslti j.i lin l).lv tuiiilm; His' ctili U t.|.-i. ' in animal nutrition and to develop better o, An.in.-- r.'v.lMiift". 31. trace-mineral pre-mixes. From the Lime Crest Research Laboratory have come many "Am-vli'.m >'.t .Miiiiiif.uon!.- \--ii. . . pf..'OI,il r.`|.rt kii .l.'ii... lit s'1.1. II. Wil.I.r. *. ||. M.. .n.| | <si :< is. I. Alii.r, M.'il .........mi.i....... -i.-.-i. important developments: new and better ingredients of trace-mineral pre-mixes -- i:'i>..ii ua.'.ti, **i-**.s*i-. in .-.it .in ....... f:iIh r.'.illl"! lo II I'.MlIII.' ill- i;. >.,.1.1111. I., j,, .t ..| I'.,..'lev y.- cm-, *s. r.:a (i?n>, im. ,< -m.i tlvn [1.T>rtil:i1t"tl to ti.si.M,' r.il.lti (,i. ingredients which arc not only fully 13. I iii.i'ili.sii. AV. S., '! ;il.- I'.iii'try t4>PIIC-. 3*, C'il ll?3l. Jtliul'.- i*i* t-o- . j compatible with one another but also more in I.HI..M- ./ >;tv .!<>? Skim *. i.*t i-.lt. 'V I I. 1'iliMl'. H. A . i t nl - t;n< M-. ;l|. ; compatible with the fat-soluble vitamins I'niillry ............ A*-"-.. IHiir... S V . \. toi-t. 15:.<, "Tlin <;..-t s.f .t ..m l , in your feed. And Lime Crest Trace-Mineral >'. f.l III tMSllll t > " K.. a....... n. |i . . i t,l - -1 Am i>.| i'l>. j Pre-Mixes remain frcc-Ilowing indefinitely; Sne.. *7. N-* |mu- I''. At.iil, *' i" n.'i'ii.imn'i' i.f II*,. . I.l. l, |.. .i. ti.ll < | they do not cake or "set". If you arc not f.i.'O.r in ni.H' iili'ic ni'i.lr. mi.I |.iv.|i:.'i. si rls-.-.l tl...p.fr.iM," III. Hmm.iii, It., nt nl. -- -.t. Am Oi. | already using a Lime Crest Trace-Mineral S.rf-., V.'. V'lT.s (Uf.PI, "I'li.. Ii.il.lii.n .lit. i tu'l.'i'U illnn pf Urn cl.l. 'i > .l.ru . ; Pre-Mix*, write or call us for more I mV 1. Urmnm.. l*,.vU, 7. (Ml. 1 information ... at least, let us send you II.. (i"n'<. N. ............I Kn.iil, cii.t.i. ?".. a:. :c:s , A. -J. A our latest folder and price list. H, Viirt/nff. A.. I'll. ..t.s'. I. I: in.1.. !lirss'llvt.*\V.. -M.I rrl.-.l'iiin. I.--J. Alls. Cl.-in. h.i\, ss :i. nn-d; np.m. IP. |.'lr.`4!i.li.>, I*. Il'MH.I', \N . I'tli.III. j *// you want a special pre-mix, we can }. nml >>Iiii-. ii, M.-- J. A'n. 1**1 * '...ii, y. 31. IIS.I.V 41 3.111. { satisfy your requirements... send us your CO. I'i.iiiM:!' , I1,. :iii.| I'll.'li. t> |.', AK...M-, Asrri. Cli.'i.U-t- 41 (O. I.i ' specifications for a prompt quotation, 113-ill. CP.Cl. Him-, r:. .........Hi iLiiisi. I.- IM.I; * Kllflf, n. V.. O .J'n, u., M l-.t 'fl,. I>.>tli'l..'.., C. I*.. I.l.l I'll..III...... 1.- I. AS* III 1*V--4*4, 7.1. .Ws'i*. .t.vvi' IV-v. .r.--t'n-.'Ti.s- AH'Iut.'t4, i-;i. iVa'p. niim, n. i:. --T-c..: - * . nt rht.'ii i .iiiH.i |'l.l.l ...........i t '. Urn asui*. Ofne. \ :11, n ...... - w>- Mn-lnn. IV. I Hi i". *. .V .............. r. I.. rs.' ", . r. Cor... nr America. Newcn. N.J. -- World's Largest Producer of Crystalline Calcite Products '.U:\n: Tii- /,..s Cl .e.val Company. P.O. Bor. Id, UcLaEco, Province of Quebec Vi'C'ltv "f M tsy.mrl. s!..I.imM.., V.'. '"I. I*n.lr .i.llmii .nid ji- * . In .1 . .> !. -Il..i In ii.-il In ilrn. n-1 "i." Cfi. Oil. AV. II.. I........ A *. V.`ll l.li-r .llii-. A. -I'-jM v . (I3-:|I. "A .'Ills'll i ii I ..., . ...... p i-.|i'm;s in .i.im <ii.; f.i* ;oi- ' " ,,,-. ;.ir ur* uron a junior I Fro* additional mmiuwiw.i -------- , cmi'> lumi; N0,7903 0,1 u,c *n<1 m:iU' .4 .1 mg. since puli-., experiments Indicated U. that o highly toxic con,,;;,'- . produced. 1 ........... Dr. Doyd O'Dell r.d .. the Uhlversliy of Missouri ,,i`, hydro- "Icardium and other .toms ot chick rdemu dlsca;e ii, ri,,, housed in freshly palmed e;u*, s. *j | traced the rc*|Knslble ogcnl one of the paint ingredients, u ehlnn. noted biphenyl sold under the n inn- Arochlor, Wo have tested never;:! ArooMom of different chlorine con tent. Some went* not. toxic; others pro. duco tho disease but only lit i vL. tlvcly high feHIng levels, c.*.. 20* ppm. It mny lej that tin impurity i these compounds Is the toxic agent or that they nrcinnMoly toxic :il ih high levels fed. Of Interest is Uie us< of one of these ^rochlors in krih- in sccticlde forotuhilinns. At I he preset) time there has tlcon no real evidoru developed to InJjriicate uy |*r*du> or compound.-liWcver, the cirtu: stantlal videncq is stimulating .coij sldcrablc specul; lion am) activity, The feed irnht try has managed 1- careful control ol ingredients to a\u: recurrence ofl the 1937, epidemli The color test-developed by Drew, al., at Purina'lets been wry usef, In screening outjtoxlc fats; Thin \c-' is not specific hut Is useful since th presence of largcjnmounts of slcrold- 1 compounds that give this teal usuJ>. indicates still idsirtucs that mny lr toxic. It Is useless, however, for f.m acids and uthq- jiriklucU-such 1 loin, menogylcendes, He. `<i.' 'It I no jv-i-on ? in t1: t*-* 1 > *fC `V Mwiudimrs nro quite tex`<' . V.r it.., mny be the site * oviulrmlkm ot your new <o important decisions. ! to build n mill. Second >' you're point; to put it. -iv most important task ot 'viai kind o/ mill you ` "nerod, constructed, and not the best v. .uo for ":e business future may s you make now. -dblo profit from any feed Uv Icr.-ition... you must ' oflit ivrit facility. That's 1 'u (l`il in Myers-Shermon at precisely this point. Our experience in designing and manufacturing equipment, plus our background of complete feed mill engineering assures you of maximum operating efficiency throughout the many years ahead. Working with you or your board, we'll submit flow charts, cost estimates, engineering plans and, if you wish, handle the contracting at no extra cost to you. Your new mill will be designed and built to produce the greatest possible volume and profit at the lowest possible operating cost. You have to hove a PLAN before you can have a PLANT... and that's where we can save you both time and money. Sond today for our free booklet that tells you all about the Ar `rs*Shcrman concept of ECONOMATION-ENGANEERED feed mill planning and construction. HONS 030533 5H IA A i ; COMPANY [u Mcr.. iMixoi:. phone 2-2176 Georgia Online:-:. ij La^ygqr.iLtlliUdimtvoii outl.icn* oT the chick edema disease occum* in Georgia. Although conttidcraM cldordane residues were found in th feed, we do not believe they wore re sponsible for the symptoms olwervo,' Furthermore, the best Informal i>>%vc have Indicates that only render,fat was used hi this feed and no prod uct of the fatty acid Industry wa involved. With each new developmon the scoi*e of the ptoblem inercc.-? First we were concerned only will stiJJ residues. then also with fa'*.' acid distillates and (heir derivativeFor a long lime it was felt that wi:l the fat derived Trom animals was iv volve<l.*rteccnt evidence from source in the fatty acid industry and or. own studies indicates that some wri table fut sources may yield fat:, acids Contaminated with C'KK. Still another development has <v curved to further complicate the pie ture. Early this year In the course *. our rogulatot-}* activities, we Tw ined 0 sample of oleic acid. All ll. test chicks died by the end of tl. second week, with symptoms of m verely stunted growth, ascites, jau: dice and pathology of the liver a:-, other organs, hut with no h>dtv-,vcnnlium. litis sample luid two te.-t-by Uw manufacturer lust year h -u-: the adoption of the present AIV\ test procedure. Hie testing lahorah-.. luid usetl the procedure we ouvm-'x