IC 007. US 023. G & S: Barn Cleaners, Pit and Livestock Lot Cleaners and Elevators; Silage Handling Machines-Namely, Silo Loaders and [ Silo ]Unloaders [; Milking Machines, Pipeline Milkers, Milk Transfer Stations, Litter Carriers, Track and Hangers, and Parts Therefor ]. FIRST USE: 19610421. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19610421
IC 011. US 034. G & S: Ventilators and Parts Thereof-Namely, Flues, Louvers, Fans, and Hoods [; and Livestock Housing Space Heaters ]. FIRST USE: 19610700. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19610700
IC 006 007 009 011. US 050. G & S: Livestock Feeding Equipment-Namely, Waterers, Feeders, and Feed Flow Controls; Incubators, Hatchers and Parts Therefor-Namely, Humidity and Temperature Controls, Trays, Ventilators, Egg Turning Racks; Egg-Gathering, Storing and Delivering Tray Carriers [; and Brooders ]. FIRST USE: 19601206. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19601206
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