Insect catcher
Farnam Co. has introduced the decorative Fly Inn, an insecticide-free fly control product for indoor use.
The insect traps are triangular shaped containers with sticky interiors.
They are placed at the bottom corner of a window. Flies and other insects get trapped in the corner of the unit, out of sight.
The disposable traps can be replaced without touching the insects. The units come in four styles: quilt, cow, watermelon and flowers.
For more information contact Farnam Livestock Products at Box 34820, Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A., 85067-4820, or call 800-825-2555.
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Enzyme registered
Canadian Bio-Systems Inc. of Alberta has received registration for Biogal-S, a new enzyme complex for swine and poultry feeds.
The company says enzyme technology is a natural way to supplement livestock rations to increase productivity.
Enzymes have been used in food processing for some time to clarify fruit juice and wine, improve flours and make cheese. In livestock feeds they break down feed components to improve efficiency.
For more information contact Canadian Bio-Systems Inc. at Suite 1, 3521-78th Ave. S.E., Calgary, Alta., T2C 1J7 or phone 800-561-2474, or e-mail cbsinc@cadvision.com.
Grain drier
Delmas Manufacturing Ltd. has introduced the Peacock solar grain drier.
The unit uses the sun’s power to heat air for grain drying.
An aeration fan blows air through the solar collection panel which increases the air temperature by as much as 15 C in full sunlight.
The unit also reduces the relative humidity in the air by as much as 50 percent.
The heated, dry air is returned to the fan inlet where it is blown into the grain.
The kit includes adapters to fit all aeration fans, ducting, tiedowns and a storage bag.
For more information write Delmas Manufacturing, Box 500, Delmas, Sask., S0M 0P0 or call 306-445-5562, fax 306-445-9842.
