. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. c-ially Effekte, Wollgras, limp Kabel Gras und Schachtelhalm rush. Während die Hauptaufgabe der Get-Sänger ist auf die Flut zu rechen, es kann auch bei trockener Rechen verwendet werden, und ein kleineres Modell ist so de-unterzeichnet. Es gibt Zimmer in Wis-consin Für einen trockenen Harken, Maschine, obwohl eine sehr große Mehrheit der Landwirte in der Regel naß Rechen. Dieses Feld ist vor allem bei den kleineren Erzeugern, deren econo - meine ist, dass es nicht praktikabel ist, eine Investition in großen m aschinen und mechanische Trockner zu machen. Als seine Maschinen können Ernte entweder nass oder dr

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. c-ially effects, cotton grass, limp wire grass and horsetail rush. While main purpose of the Get- singer is to rake on the flood, it may also be used for dry raking, and one smaller model is so de- signed. There is room in Wis- consin for a dry raking, machine, even though a very great majority of growers generally rake wet. This field is principally among the smaller growers, whose econo- my is such that it is not practical to make an investment in large m'achines and mechanical driers. As his machines can harvest either wet or dry, Dana is in a position to offer Wisconsin (or other) growers a picking machine tji- any type of harvest they think l-^st /•'• themselves. He is con- vinced there is a market for the Getsinger in Eastern cranberry growing and that his machine may 0 er certain advantages over those used in the East, at present. "Social Security" Tri ar'riilion to their very modern machine shop business at the Kapids, Mr. and Mrs. Dana have a separate enterprise, which he calls their "Social Security." Up the Wisconsin River Valley from visconsin Kapids the.y own 200 acres of timber land near Stevens P?int. There they have a summer home, and saw and planing nrills. The creek on which the mills are located provides sufficient water power, and water is actually what turns the wheels. There are not too many water mills in operation in this country today, but Mr. Dana finds such power where his property is located completely sat- isfactory. Three men are employed there full time and he turns out a number of types of custom wood work. The Danas have a son, George, (who accompanied him on a trip io the East in 1956 when he showed the Getsinger at meeting of Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association). George is now a student at the University of Wis- consin, where he is majoring in nTechanical engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Dana hope he will continue to take an interest in the Dana bu

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