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What makes New Zealand agriculture special? Perhaps the answer was delivered by Trade Minister Tim Groser at this year's Fieldays in Hamilton.
OPINION: He delivered a fantastic speech based on ANZCO's Sir Graeme Harrison's description of agriculture being "New Zealand's Silicon Valley". Farmers would add Hollywood too.
New Zealand agriculture did not get this way by being conventional. Overseas, conventional farming is still dominated by subsidies. In the United States, its multi-year farm bill now going through the houses of congress is costed at US$1 trillion.
The European Union's newly settled budget of around €1 trillion will result in 4 per cent of it going to direct farm support; last year that was worth around NZ$68 billion - or almost all of what our Government spends in a single year.
Tim Groser liked the "Silicon Valley" analogy because it conveyed a real sense of optimism, it captured the reality that agriculture will be as important to New Zealand's future as it has been to our past and, finally, it captured a more subtle notion - that being a vastly more sophisticated agriculture with innovation at its centre will become tomorrow's economic backbone.
As I head for Ashburton and Federated Farmers 2013 National Conference, I can look back upon some great strides that Federated Farmers has made over the past year. Membership is growing despite drought then rain then snow.
Policy-wise, organisations from Government to private businesses want our input; that included Google on its Project Loon balloon-powered internet.
As a human activity, agriculture has an impact on the environment. We don't deny that but, then again, so does the act of just being alive.
Last month, a television news show became convinced that a cull of swans on the Manukau Harbour for aircraft safety was because their Waikato habitat was being wrecked by "intensive agriculture". The associated images did not look good when a voice-over suggested the messy brown water of today was clear a decade ago.
If we'd been asked, we would have pointed out the area that these swans supposedly fled from was a mature farming area devoid of "intensification".
Inadvertently, the show said the lake had apparently been home to 12,000 black swans. Yes, 12,000 large waterfowl.
If thousands of birds on a single shallow lake in North Waikato is bad, what about what lurks below, like introduced koi carp? These fish look like goldfish on steroids but are really an aquatic combination of possums and rabbits.
In 2007 in another North Waikato lake, Lake Waikere, they estimated there were 466,000 adult carp in that lake with a combined biomass of 851 tonnes. As a single cow generally weighs about half a tonne, the biomass of carp in that single shallow lake is mind-boggling. Their pressure is made much worse by thousands of waterfowl living "on top".
Waikato Regional Council's koi carp programme is fantastic but is wrongly invisible. It points to the way water is impacted by what lives in and on top of water, every bit as much as what flows into it directly through urban wastewater or, indirectly, from farming run-off.
Given what the regional council is finding in Waikato and what Hawke's Bay Regional Council has found working with Niwa, you have the distinct impression there are big gaps in our knowledge that makes me apprehensive about being forced into solutions.
We need to be science-led but we don't seem to have all of the science to make the right policy decisions and that makes me nervous.
At least one gap on the farmer side could be filled by a Primary Growth Partnership to get precision fertiliser application on to our hill country.
This seven-year programme will start by gathering data from eight research farms to build the systems needed. It involves Ravensdown, Massey University and AgResearch and will develop some truly cool science for the remote-sensing of soil fertility on hill-country farms that will be combined with GPS-guided aerial topdressing.
New Zealand has been leading the development of using remote sensing in agriculture for more than 10 years.
This project provides the opportunity to apply that technology directly to our farms improving hill country pasture productivity while reducing nutrient runoff to water.
Hill-country soils, you see, can be incredibly variable even on the same farm. This is why using precious nutrients better is great news for our balance sheet, the environment and the wider economy. It means we can grow better quality pasture by applying nutrients when and where they are required.
The word smart underlines why Ravensdown expects it to generate $120 million a year in economic benefits to New Zealand by 2030. This should have happened years ago but realistically, it is only in recent years that we've seen a fusion of technology to make it possible. This truly indicates where farming is heading environmentally and economically.
Bruce Wills is the President of Federated Farmers of New Zealand.
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RURAL GOLDEN VALLEY — There are bones of babies and adults beneath the wildflowers and waving grass on a rocky hilltop far south of Golden Valley.
And some, sadly, are beneath the gravel road that runs through those hills like the herky-jerky track on a roller coaster.
A hand-lettered sign warns travelers: "You are now driving on unmarked graves."
It is disquieting. Out of respect, it is customary to avoid walking on graves, not to mention driving thousands of pounds of trucks, tractors and cars over the top of them. But it is the only way the road goes.
That will soon change.
The persistence of a handful of local ranch families intent on giving those burials the peace and respect they deserve has apparently paid off.
The Mercer County Commission will meet Tuesday and likely approve a change to a $900,000 contract it awarded this spring for that stretch of road.
Not only will the road be widened, flattened and straightened as planned — it will take a curve to the south and bypass the boundary of the burials.
County engineer Steve Mamer said he went out last week and acquired verbal agreements from two landowners to move the road slightly south.
"I got everything all straightened out," he said.
It's a small victory, perhaps, but one that means a great deal to the people who felt the disrespect to the long-dead homesteaders had gone on long enough.
Gary Gierke, who lives two miles west of the cemetery, said he's been talking to the county about that road for years.
He said the county's new plan, is "fantastic, but I'll believe it when I see it."
Rocky road
Gierke said the issue came to the forefront several years ago, when he began asking the county to cut down the hilltops because of the near-misses he and others had meeting vehicles on the steep hills.
"Every time we talked, they didn't want to touch the road because of the cemetery," Gierke said.
Starting last year, the county started talking about improving the entire four-mile stretch. But what to do about the burials was an unresolved issue.
The problem was that while there was some general knowledge that there were more burials under the road and out on the hillside than the few in a small fenced cemetery, no one knew for certain how many or where.
Any markers had long since disappeared over the past 100 years.
But with the county finally planning improvements, locals were determined that the pending road work shouldn't make a bad situation worse.
"I don't know of a cemetery that's driven on except for this one," Gierke said.
So many dead
They turned to a local ranch woman, Peggy Wolff, who has long witched for water and in recent years has worked with dowsing for graves.
Wolff said she found nearly 200 burials on the hillside on either side of the gravel road and far outside a small area officially dedicated as cemetery.
Wolff and local ranch families flagged each spot and soon a familiar burial pattern emerged in the grass: Row upon row of burials, possibly once marked with a wooden cross, but no longer detectable except by the mysterious reaction of copper wire to human remains in the hands of someone sensitive to the pull.
Wolff said each dowser has a different experience. In her case, the copper wires move apart and she is able to tell whether the burial is a baby or an adult by the span.
The wires move clockwise when the remains are male; counterclockwise when they are female.
"There were so many that died," she said.
"There were so many babies," Gierke added.
The small tattered marker flags flutter in the breeze. The neighbors marked some burials with flowers and crosses. Their identities will never be known beyond man, woman or child.
Wolff said she was very much surprised to find so many burials, when she expected to find only a few long covered by the clay and gravel of the road surface.
Gierke said he was skeptical of Wolff's findings, though he does believe in witching for water.
Then a couple of things happened that made a believer out of him.
First, the county road blade snagged some dirt and made a gouge alongside the gravel road near some of the flags. Small pieces of bone were uncovered — "Just little things, the baby must have been premature," Gierke said.
Later, a man came to Gierke and admitted that he'd removed the sod and dug under one of Wolff's flags. He said he uncovered a blanket, brittle with a black tarry substance. It cracked open and bones spilled out. He said he hastily reburied those bones.
Now, "I believe, absolutely I do," Gierke said.
Wolff said there's no question in her mind that the burials are there.
"They can take a shovel if they want to," she said.
Stand down
With the graves marked and the sign put up, the ranchers around thought they'd made their point. They named the unmarked burial area "Johannes Gemeinde," for the old-time German Lutheran group that met in nearby schoolhouses.
Then, the county engineer came through in May, staking out the improvement project. The engineer's orange-tipped stakes follow the original section line south of the existing road and within a few feet of some of the dowsed burials.
Gierke and others told the county that the location was unacceptable and last Monday, the commission and the ranch neighbors met at the location.
Janet Connolly, a ranch neighbor, put it in these terms: "Two wrongs don't make a right and the (existing) road is the first wrong."
Commissioner Wayne Entze said he got a crystal clear understanding that day. "They dug in their heels and said they're not going to let us go over the top anymore," he said.
Had there been only an unmarked burial or two, the county would have moved them, as it has elsewhere, he said.
"But there's too many and it would have been cost-prohibitive to do that," Entze said.
"We'll try to do our best and try to go around that so we won't even touch that area," he said.
Peace for the dead
Connolly said the hilltop has significance to her even though none of her people are out there beneath the grass and flowers.
In fact, none of the neighbors have burials there. But it's not about them, or their ancestors.
The burials are a reminder of hard times. A reminder of flu epidemics that snuffed lives of parents and children, childhood diseases that snatched children from the sickbed to the graves within a few heart-wrenching hours, of pioneering men crushed under wagon wheels and women dead in childbirth, and of the blessed old ones who lived a long life.
"There's no one here to defend their final resting place," Connolly said.
Gierke said he believes this is the last chance to make that defense because the new road will be permanent and later generations won't know much or even care anymore.
"If they (county) do what they say they're going to," he said, "we'll have the peace of mind that we're not driving over them anymore and their resting place is secured forever. If we don't stop this abuse now, it's never going to stop."


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All right. Summerfest has been over for more than a week now. Time to get out there and see more live music. And you couldn't ask for a better return to concertgoing than Jackson Browne at the Riverside Theater tonight.
The 65-year-old Browne was recently announced as this year's recipient of the Americana Music Association's "Spirit of Americana" Free Speech Award--bulking up a resume that already included inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. And those inductions were definitely deserved, given the quality of work Browne has produced since the '70s, from co-writing the Eagles' "Take It Easy" to his own enduring hit, "Running on Empty."
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The Weta Digital team are "tempering expectations" ahead of today's Academy Awards - but an Oscar win would be a golden ticket to the hottest after-parties in town.
Three Weta-produced films are up for visual effects Oscars: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Marvel's The Avengers and Prometheus.
It is the first time since 1991 that a film company has received three simultaneous nominations.
Animation supervisor Dave Clayton, who worked on The Hobbit, said winning would be a bonus. "How can we not be excited - it's pretty amazing to not only be able to attend, but to be one of the nominees.
"I'm proud as well, because I've always wanted to work on The Hobbit, so not only have I got to work on it for three years and counting, I'm also able to represent a good team at Weta Digital and a great film.
"I wouldn't say I'm confident," Clayton said. "There are some other really strong contenders who have been receiving a lot of acclaim.
"We've probably got a good chance but I've got to be honest, we're tempering expectations and we're definitely focusing on being here and being nominated."
The group attended a dinner on Wednesday held for the visual effects nominees, which was also attended by Star Wars visual effects cinematographer Richard Edlund and regular Steven Spielberg collaborator Dennis Muren.
"It was amazing, some legends of the visual arts industry were there," Clayton said. "It was really amazing to be with those people, to be celebrating with my peers."
The team also attended a party hosted by Warner Bros, as well as a wrap party for all nominees.
Clayton's wife and two children, as well as his parents-in-law, joined him in LA at the weekend and would be attending today's show with him.
"My getting ready will be helping babysit the kids while my wife gets ready," he said. "I've got a suit and I got a haircut. I'll have a shave and I'll be set to go."
If The Hobbit wins, Clayton plans to go up on stage, but Weta Digital boss Joe Letteri - their "fearless leader" - would do the talking.
The team will head to a party hosted by Tolkien fansite TheOneRing.net after the awards show and, if they have a golden statue, they should be able to get into just about any after-party they wish.
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The Northview football team wrapped up a special football season with an 8-3 overall mark that included a sectional victory for just the second time.
On Wednesday afternoon, the program's success was recognized as four Knights' earned Honorable Mention All-State status in Class 4A.
Senior quarterback Trent Lancaster and wide receiver classmates, Zac Niehaus and Andrew Butts along with junior running back Damon Hyatt each were honored by the Associated Press for their efforts this season.
Lancaster capped one of the best seasons in school history with a total of 2,553 yards passing with 34 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. He also ran for a team-high 689 yards and added eight more trips to the endzone for a Knights' team that averaged more than 34 points per game. He completed 64 percent (144-of-234) of his passes this season.
The receiving corp was one of the state's best as well this season, which led to Niehaus, Butts and Hyatt also earning a spot on the All-State team as well.
Niehaus was hobbled for a portion of the year with an ankle sprain, which limited him during the middle portion of the season. That didn't stop him from hauling in a total of 35 passes this year for 796 yards and 12 touchdowns. The senior receiver averaged 72 yards per game and started the year with a 293-yard day against Franklin during which he also grabbed five scoring passes from Lancaster.
Butts grabbed 45 receptions this year and led the way with 13 touchdown grabs and scored in eight of Northview's games via pass reception. He also was tied for 18th in the state in receiving yards per game at 93 per game. He also averaged 33 yards over three punt returns late in the season.
Damon Hyatt was a force to be reckoned with for the Northview Knights this year, doing damage out of the backfield and in the receiving game.
Hyatt caught a team-high 46 passes this year for 590 yards and five touchdowns. Hyatt caught four-or-more passes in seven games.
In special teams, Hyatt averaged nearly 25 yards per kick-off return and over 31 yards per punt return and scored twice on returns this season.
The four players that the Knights placed on the Class 4A All-State team were the most that the program has ever had.
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QB--Connor Barthel, Indianapolis Cathedral, 6-2, 200, Sr.
RB--Kaylin Aaron, Hammond Morton, 6-0, 185, Sr.
RB--Te'Vaughn Hurse, New Haven, 5-8, 181, Jr.
RB--Remound Wright, Fort Wayne Dwenger, 5-9, 190, Sr.
WR--Dyris Haywood, Evansville Central, 6-0, 175, Sr.
WR--Reece Horn, Indianapolis Cathedral, 6-3, 190, Sr.
C--Dominic Rebesco, Lowell, 6-2, 225, Sr.
G--Damon Howe, Plymouth, 6-1, 285, Sr.
G--Mike Yoder, Fort Wayne Dwenger, 6-2, 204, Sr.
T--Ted Karras, Indianapolis Cathedral, 6-4, 275, Sr.
T--Tony Springmann, Fort Wayne Dwenger, 6-7, 240, Sr.
K--Nick Wysong, Concord, 5-10, 160, Jr.
DL--Austin Acton, Seymour, 6-1, 215, Sr.
DL--Roddreckis Harris, Indianapolis Northwest, 6-2, 240, Sr.
DL--Maurice McRae, Evansville Reitz, 5-9, 215, Jr.
DL--Ryan Stigner, South Bend Clay, 6-3, 190, Sr.
LB--Brandon Kemp, Evansville Reitz, 6-3, 212, Sr.
LB--Brandon Johnson, Shelbyville, 6-1, 215, Jr.
LB--Kyle Kennedy, Indianapolis Cathedral, 6-3, 200, Sr.
DB--Alex Barker, Evansville Central, 6-4, 175, Sr.
DB--D'Jari Griffin, Hammond Morton, 5-11, 175, Sr.
DB--Jared Murphy, Columbia City, 5-10, 150, Soph.
DB--Alex Sith, Concord, 5-11, 170, Sr.
P--Jordan Conley, Greenfield Central, 6-2, 195, Sr.
QB--Alexx Bauer, Angola; Tate Borlik, South Bend Washington; Gabe Cunningham, Plainfield; A.J. Dove, East Noble; Tyler Hare, Wawasee; Jacob Hester, Evansville Central; Trent Lancaster, Northview; Justin Laureys, South Bend Clay; Ozzie Mann, Delta; Matt McIntosh, Evansville Reitz; Logan Rehrer, Columbia City; Anthony Yoder, Concord; Curtis Wilson, Anderson.
RB--DuWhan Alford, Concord; DeVon Bailey, South Bend Clay; Donovan Campbell, South Bend Clay; Patrick Ellis, Shelbyville; Damon Hyatt, Northview; Jamar Merrit, Hobart; Cole Midgett, Lowell; McKenzie Nash, Muncie South; Dezmon Nunn, Pendleton Heights; Dylan Patrick, Kankakee Valley; David Perkins, South Bend Washington; Tyler Priem, Northridge; Ke'Andre Vaughn, Evansville Reitz; Evan Wilson, Plainfield.
WR--Sam Balbach, Mt. Vernon (Fortville); Alex Bauters, South Bend Clay; Alec Bitar, Cathedral; Robby Boots, Angola; Andrew Butts, Northview; Thomas DeLaCruz, Columbia City; Gehrig Dieter, South Bend Washington; Josh Dingeldein, Wawasee; Logan Draus, Concord; Cuda Dimmett, Evansville Reitz; Seth Fifer, Angola; Jordan Gater, East Noble; Grant Hubbard, Seymour; Zac Niehaus, Northview; Tony Shead, South Bend Clay; Collin Skodinski, South Bend Washington.
C--Kyle Bates, South Bend Clay; Kody Bontreger, Northridge; Bryan Brock, Plainfield; Shane Conley, Delta; Tyler Vermillion, Plymouth.
G--Dustin Dennig, South Bend Washington; Kyle Neidig, Evansville Central; Byron Orvis, South Bend Washington.
T--Coty Brown, Concord; Terrance Bush, South Bend Washington; Austin Carlton, Evansville Reitz; Laphonso Ellis, South Bend Clay; Darrick Lee, South Bend Washington; Darius Taylor, Hammond Morton; Jason Spriggs, Concord.
K--Zach Housholder, East Noble; Matt Horton, Mt. Vernon (Fortville); Joel Lopshire, Angola; Jesus Mercado, South Bend Washington; Brock Smith, Plymouth.
DL--Houston Anderson, South Bend Washington; Robbie Becker, Fort Wayne Dwenger; Phil Conoloy, Franklin Community; Luke Cox, Plainfield; Donnie Dulaney, Muncie South; Tyler Felty, Northridge; Gus Hancock, Owen Valley; Damon Howe, Plymouth; Jack Lowe, New Haven; Jacob Moser, Columbia City; David Perkins, South Bend Washington; Jason Spriggs, Concord; Joe Tucker, Jasper.
LB--Jack Blount, Griffith; Zach Burkhardt, Anderson; Aaron Ciesielski, South Bend Washington; Matt Clay, South Bend Washington; Tre' Clifton, South Bend Clay; Wilson Ganga, Fort Wayne Dwenger; Cal Harris, Plainfield; Dan Jenkins, Jasper; Jordan Juarez, Lowell; Aaron King, Evansville Reitz; Chris Makin, Concord; Jordan Massey, Plainfield; Nick Otto, Jasper; Jeffrey Parker, Northridge; Coty Reynolds, Muncie South; Jarrett Settles, Concord.
DB--Gryfen Brinson, Owen Valley; Jacob Carmichael, Seymour; Hamilton Carr, Evansville Reitz; Matt Dickerson, Greenfield Central; Logan Draus, Concord; Gilbert Eatman, Griffith; Darius Hardin, South Bend Washington; Houston Hodges, Plymouth; Andrew Hoffer, New Haven; Alex Kohler, South Bend Washington; Alfonso Mack, South Bend Washington; Ben Murphy, Columbia City; Thomas Nowak, Northridge; Jake Reed, Muncie South; Cameron Smith, Fort Wayne Dwenger; Troy Yarnelle, Griffith; Devon White, Fort Wayne Wayne; Tyler Willis, Cathedral.
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Memory is a powerful drug, and during the week mine focused on a team I worshipped as a schoolboy, the 1963-64 All Blacks who toured Britain, Ireland, France, and Canada.
OPINION: A terrific New Zealand photographer, Morrie Hill, published a glossy booklet after the tour, and in one shot pictured half a dozen of the players gathered around the plaque at Rugby School which commemorates William Webb Ellis who, "with a fine disregard for the rules of football as played in his time", ran with the ball in his arms in 1823, which, if the legend is true, started the sport of rugby.
One of the All Blacks in that shot was Kevin Barry, a hero of mine when I was a kid. By melancholy coincidence, I learned of his passing on the same day I stood before the Webb Ellis plaque for the first time.
Heroes are tricky beasts. They can let you down with a thump that sickens you for days afterwards.
But Kevin never did. All Blacks were never thick on the ground in Thames Valley, but he was our man. He started playing senior rugby as a teenager in the Valley when his father, Ned, also an All Black, was a cop stationed at Whitianga.
In 1962 Kevin led a Valley team reduced to 14 men when wing Jim Mita broke his arm early in the game to a sensational two-point win over the Wallabies in Te Aroha.
He never played a test for the All Blacks, but started 23 games on tour, and he was good enough to once steal two lineout throws from Colin Meads when the Valley played King Country in Paeroa.
Strangely, after going for his third ball on a King Country throw, he was injured, and needed extensive bandaging to get back on the field. I think in those more primal times they called it a badge of honour.
After he'd retired from rugby, and was working in Auckland, I got to know him, and discovered what a modest, likeable, all round good bugger he was.
And here's the thing. Having been lucky enough to make a living in the media since 1965, I discovered something about that 1963-64 side: If there was ever a team that had a "no dickhead" policy this was it.
You could start with the coach, Neil McPhail. A former soldier, he was so modest he told reporters seeking quotes after a game, "Don't ask me, I wasn't out there. You need to talk to the players."
I doubt there's ever been a more astute man in our rugby than captain Wilson Whineray, later Sir Wilson. He was charming, too.
A few years before he died in 2012, I bumped into him at the Hard To Find Bookshop in Onehunga. In his hand was a copy of Terry McLean's book on the 63-64 tour, Willie Away, named after Whineray. There was a pregnant pause before he said, "This is not what it looks like."
Whenever he saw the book he bought a copy, he explained, and then, when grandchildren were old enough to wonder what Granddad had done in his youth, he could simply hand it over.
Whineray's All Blacks of 63 were a hell of a team.
They played 36 games, won 34, lost to Newport in their third match, and only lost out on a Grand Slam tour because Scotland held them to a scoreless draw.
But what the players offered to the sport, and to their country, in future years is even more extraordinary.
Four, Whineray, Brian Lochore, John Graham and Colin Meads, would be knighted.
Lochore coached the first All Blacks side to win the World Cup in 1987. Graham, for years the headmaster of Auckland Grammar, remains a passionate advocate for excellence in education. A young Polynesian friend met him this year and said, "He wasn't what I expected. I thought he'd be stern and cold, but he's got a terrific sense of humour."
And what would any story about this team be without a mention of possibly the sweetest natured man to ever pull on a rugby jersey, Waka Nathan?
In the 1970s, when Maori rugby had almost crashed and burned in the wake of some awful results, he took over as coach, and got the team back on its feet.
But don't think the sweet smile signalled a man you could push around. Terry McLean records that at the end of the tour he said to Nathan, "I've reached a point, Waka, where I think I might have to take that guitar you play all the time and stamp it into little pieces."
Replied Nathan, "Sure. And I might have to do the same to your typewriter."
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Polyvinyl butyral sheeting has been used for many years as an interlayer for glass laminates. When such laminates are subjected to an impact sufficient to fracture the glass sheets, the interlayer absorbs the energy of impact and prevents the shattering of the laminate.
A major application for these safety glass laminates is automotive windshields. In this application, it is generally desired to print a tinted gradient band on the polyvinyl butyral interlayer. For compatability with the interlayer, a printing ink is often used which is based on solvent, polyvinyl butyral and the desired dyes. A particularly satisfactory printing technique is described in Moynihan, U.S. Pat. No. 3,591,406.
With the use of such printing inks, it has been found that the tinted gradient band tends to adhere to adjacent sheeting during handling. In addition to this problem, known as blocking, adhesion of the tinted gradient band to the glass in finished laminates is less than the adhesion of the unprinted portion. This results in imperfections in glass laminates prepared from the sheeting.
The instant invention provides an improved polyvinyl butyral ink formulation which reduces blocking between polyvinyl butyral sheets and increases adhesion of tinted gradient bands to glass in safety glass laminates.
Specifically, the present invention provides an improvement in printing ink comprising unplasticized polyvinyl butyral, dye and solvent, which improvement comprises unplasticized polyvinyl butyral having a hydroxyl content of about from 29 to 35 weight percent.
The invention further provides an improvement in the process for printing polyvinyl butyral sheeting by applying to the sheeting an ink comprising solvent, dye and unplasticized polyvinyl butyral, which improvement comprises an unplasticized polyvinyl butyral in the ink having a hydroxyl content of about from 5 to 50 percent higher than the hydroxyl content of the polyvinyl butyral resin in the sheeting.
The polyvinyl butyral used in the present invention is prepared by the usual condensation of high molecular weight polyvinyl alcohol and n-butyralaldehyde. The hydroxyl content, as recognized by those skilled in the art, varies according to the amount of n-butyraladehyde reacted with the polyvinyl alcohol.
The hydroxyl content of the polyvinyl butyral resin is calculated as polyvinyl alcohol and this hydroxyl content may be determined by the following procedure: 1.000 gram of the polyvinyl butyral resin to be analyzed is dissolved in 25 milliliters of a solution containing, by weight, 88 parts pyridine and 12 parts acetic acid, and the solution placed in a bottle which is then sealed and heated in a boiling water bath for 11/2 hours and then cooled. To the cooled solution there are added 20 drops of phenolphthalein indicator solution and 100 milliliters of 0.3 normal sodium hydroxide solution, and the bottle sides washed with 100 milliliters of methyl isobutyl ketone. The sample is then titrated with 0.3 normal sodium hydroxide to the phenolphthalein end point. A blank containing no resin is run under identical conditions and titrated as above, and the polyvinyl butyral resin hydroxyl content calculated as percent polyvinyl alcohol is determined as follows:
Hydroxyl content (weight % polyvinyl alcohol)=1.32]milliliters for blank-milliliters for sample]
It has been discovered that polyvinyl butyral sheeting printed with the ink formulations of the present invention exhibits markedly reduced blocking combined with improved glass adhesion in the tinted gradient band when the hydroxyl content of the polyvinyl butyral used in printing ink is about from 29 to 35 weight % as determined by the above technique. With respect to the polyvinyl butyral sheeting which is the substrate for the printing ink, the hydroxyl content of the polyvinyl butyral used in the ink should be about from 5-50% greater than the hydroxyl content of the sheeting. Below these minimal hydroxyl content percentages, the benefits of the present invention will be realized to a substantially lesser degree. When the hydroxyl contents exceed the maximums specified above, variations in the properties between the tinted and untinted portions of the polyvinyl butyral sheeting are likely to result in deterioration of the performance characteristics of the final laminated product.
The ink used in this invention generally comprises an organic solvent solution of dye and polyvinyl butyral. The dye should be colorfast in the sheeting and soluble in the particular solvent used in the ink. Suitable dyes and solvents include those disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,739,080 to Woodworth, which is hereby incorporated by reference. Other dyes meeting the light stability and solubility requirements can be used. Generally, the suitable dyes fall within the group of azo and anthraquinone dyes. Other solvents can be used so long as they will dissolve the dye selected and the amount of polyvinyl butyral to be used in the ink. The solvent should also be chemically inert to these materials as well as to the sheeting, and should have sufficiently high surface tension so as to not spread out on the uneven surface of the sheeting and cause agglomeration. The solvent should also have volatility so as to dry as rapidly as possible in order to prevent the dots of ink formed in the printing process for agglomerating. Preferred solvents which can be used in the instant invention are cyclohexanone, n-methyl pyrrolidone and dimethylformamide, of which dimethylformamide is particularly satisfactory.
The dye concentration in the ink will generally be about from 4 to 10 percent by weight based on the weight of the ink. The polyvinyl butyral is generally present in a concentration of about from 4 to 8 percent by weight, based on the weight of the ink.
The present ink formulations are useful for the printing of plasticized polyvinyl butyral sheeting according to standard printing techniques. The present inks are particularly beneficial in the two-sided printing techniques described in Moynihan U.S. Pat. No. 3,591,406.
The tinted polyvinyl butyral sheeting resulting from the present invention exhibits markedly improved blocking performance over sheeting prepared with printing ink having a normal polyvinyl butyral hydroxyl content of about 23%. Moreover, when fabricated into glass laminates, sheeting printed with the present formulations exhibits improved adhesion to the glass in the printed region.
The invention is further illustrated by the following specific examples, in which parts and percentages are by weight unless otherwise indicated.
In these examples, the adhesion of the samples to glass was measured by the following procedure. For each test, five square one inch by one inch specimens are cut from PVB/glass laminate with a water-cooled glass cutoff saw with a diamond or carborumdum blade. The area of each specimen is measured to the nearest 0.001 inch. Each specimen is held at a 45� angle to a supporting table in a compression testing machine and a compressive force is applied to the sample at the rate of 0.1 inch per minute. The force required to break the bond between the glass and the interlayer is recorded and the compressive shear strength is calculated according to the formula: ##EQU1## The average for the five specimens is reported for the sample.
In the Examples, Blocking characteristics are measured as follows:
I. Apparatus (Equivalent apparatus may be substituted.)
1. Blocking weights made from suitable lead stock of a thickness to give a total weight of 9.0�0.2 lb (blocking weights, loading blocks and rubber spacer) with dimensions of 2.5 in�9 in.
2. Instron Tensile Tester, any model capable of running at a crosshead speed of 20 in./minute with a 20-in. return; Instron Engineering Corp., Canton, Mass.
3. Instron Automatic Integrator, 1 or 2 counter model; Instron Engineering Corp.
4. Loading blocks made from ground-steel stock 3/8 in. thick with dimensions of 2.5 in.�9 in.
5. Specimen cutting template, 2.5 in.�10 in.
6. Timer, capable of timing within 0.1 second
7. Rubber spacer, 2.5 in.�9 in.�0.5 in. foam rubber
8. Oven, air-circulating, capable of maintaining 71��2� C.
II. Procedure
A. Sample Preparation
1. Obtain a 12-in. square sample of sheeting marked for extrusion and transverse directions and taken from the center of the sheeting roll.
2. Place the sheet on an aluminum tray in an air-circulating oven at 71��2� C. for 30�5 minutes.
3. Cut four 2.5 in.�10 in. specimens from the sheet with the long dimension in the transverse direction. (Inscribe identification on one end of sample.)
4. Wash the sodium bicarbonate from the sheeting samples with water.
5. Attach the samples to wooden rods and place in a conditioned atmosphere controlled to 20� C. and a maximum relative humidity of 23�2% for 8�0.2 hours.
6. Place two specimens together, mating the surfaces to be tested as required with the identification at the same end.
7. Separate each set of specimens with heavy kraft paper of equal dimensions (2.5 in.�10 in.).
B. Blocking
8. Stack the specimens on a load block no greater than 20 pairs high in a 20��1� C. and 23�2% relative humidity atmosphere. (All inscribed ends must be on the same end of the stack.)
9. Place the rubber spacer on top of the stack, aligning the edges properly. (Pad is 9 in. long, the 1-in. inscribed ends are not loaded.)
10. Place the steel loading blocks and lead weights on top of the rubber pad.
[The loading blocks of 9.0 lb (lead weight plus steel weight plus rubber weight) distribute a load of 0.4 psi, neglecting the pressure due to stacking.]
11. Allow the load to remain on the samples for 24�1 hours in the conditioned atmosphere (20� C. and 23�2% RH).
C. Equipment Set-Up
12. Set up the Instron tester with a crosshead speed of 20 in. per minute, a "B" load cell for 1, 2, or 4-lb load, GAGE set at 1 in., RETURN at 22 in. Turn the integrator ON, and allow to warm up 5 minutes in the MANUAL position.
(The chart on the instron tester may be set up with a speed of 5 in./minute, but is not required for calculation. It is only used to indicate the type of curve from which the area is calculated by the integrator.)
13. Calibrate the tester to obtain a full-scale reading on the chart with a 1-lb load and the FULL-SCALE LOAD setting at 5.
14. Calibrate the Instron integrator by first having the pen at the zero line on the tester (no load); then adjust the ZERO control on the integrator until the strobe disk viewed through small window in upper right-hand panel of unit is stationary. (Pressing the pushbutton next to window will operate a small internal neon lamp.) After ajustment has been made, lock ZERO knob in place by holding it in place with one hand and, with the other, rotate the knurled ring clockwise until it is firmly sealed.
15. After the zero adjustment has been completed, obtain a full-scale deflect on the tester chart by placing a 1-lb load on the upper clamp. Now, using the CALIBRATION CONTROL knob, obtain a stationary pattern on the strobe disk which is observed through the window with the pushbutton pressed.
16. As a final check, with a full-scale deflection on the tester chart, start a stopwatch and integrator counter simultaneously. After 1.0�0.1 minute, stop the counter. The counter should read 5000�25; if it does not, repeat steps 13 to 15.
D. Testing
Testing is performed at 23% RH and 20� C., and within 1 to 4 hours after removal of blocking load.
17. Peel the scribed ends of a set of specimens ca. 1 in. apart, and attach one sheet to the upper clamp and the other sheet to the bottom clamp. (Pen should be OFF when mounting or removing samples from clamps.)
18. Zero the integrator counter and turn tester pen ON.
19. Push the START button of the tester, and allow the crossheads to proceed downward, peeling the specimen apart. As the first 1/2 inch of specimen is peeled, check that the tester recroder pen does not go off-scale; if it should, switch to a FULLSCALE LOAD setting of 10 (2-lb full-scale) or 20 (4-lb full-scale).
20. After the first 1/2 inch of sheeting has peeled, start the timer and integrator counter simultaneously.
(Should the recorder go off-scale during the integrating period, discard the results and run the other sample at a higher FULL-SCALE LOAD setting.)
21. Stop the timer and integrator ca. 35-40 seconds later or just before peeling is completed, whichever is the shortest. Record time, integrator reading and full-scale load (1, 2, or 4 lb full-scale).
22. Each sample is run in duplicate, unless first sample goes off-scale during peeling operation.
23. After each sample is removed from clamps, check that Instron tester chart zero has not shifted.
24. After each set of duplicates has been completed, repeat step 16 to insure that the integrator is still in calibration.
III. Calculations
1. Blocking, millipounds/in. width ##EQU2## where: L=full-scale load, step 13 or 19
I=integrator value, step 21
T=time in seconds, step 21
4.8=integrator constant for converting to millipounds
2. Report the average of duplicates.
Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) flake having hydroxyl levels of 29.4%, 22.4% and 26.6%, measured as described above, were dissolved in dimethyl formamide (DMF) in Examples 1, A and B, respectively, the proportions of 14.5 gm DMF per 1 gm PVB with the DMF adjusted to achieve a room temperature viscosity of the solution of 90 cp. To 155 gm of this dope was added 0.308 gm Solvent Blue No. 36, 5.941 gm Solvent Yellow No. 16 and 4.259 gm Solvent Violet No. 11 dyes.
The three ink formulations were printed on standard BUTACITE�-106 PVB sheeting by proof press. Printing was on one side only.
Blocking tests were performed on the PVB sheeting, printed side to printed side, and adhesion tests were performed on glass washed prior to lamination in demineralized and 350 ppm hardness water. The demineralized water wash generally results in high adhesion while the hard water wash generally results in lower adhesion. The test results were as follows:
______________________________________ Printed RegionPrinting Ink Blocking CSS AdhesionPVB Hydroxyl (10-3 pounds/ (psi) @ .50% H2 OExample (%) inch) Demin. 350 ppm______________________________________Control A 22.4 68.0 1388 940Control B 26.6 55.8 1392 9951 29.4 39.0 1700 925______________________________________
The printed sheeting of the present invention produced significantly reduced blocking and increased adhesion under high adhesion conditions. Under low adhesion conditions in these experiments, no significant change in adhesion resulted with increased hydroxyl content.
In Examples 2-5 a printing ink was prepared as in Example 1. This ink was then two-side printed as a gradient band on polyvinyl butyral sheeting having a hydroxyl content of about 22.8%, using the technique of Moynihan, U.S. Pat. No. 3,591,406. Four commercial size rolls, having a 7-in. gradient band, were produced using standard commercial techniques.
In Comparative Examples C-F, four samples of two-side printed sheeting were tested in which the hydroxyl content of the polyvinyl butyral in both the sheeting and the printing ink was 22.8%.
Adhesion and blocking tests were performed on each of the samples, and the results are summarized below:
__________________________________________________________________________ CSS Adhesion Demin. 350 ppm Blocking (10-3 pounds/inch) AverageExample Clear Region Gradient Band Gradient Clear Ratio* Ratio Gradient Clear Ratio* Av.__________________________________________________________________________2 128 104 2061 2013 0.92 1102 919 1.203 81 56 2226 2382 0.93 1188 993 1.20 0.97 1.154 126 97 2158 2436 0.89 1207 1134 1.065 82 62 2228 2155 1.03 1192 1038 1.15Comparative C 89.0 132.3 1517 1727 0.88 763 826 0.92Comparative D 90.5 139.0 1415 1538 0.92 974 946 1.03 0.88 0.96Comparative E 91.5 130.5 1377 1673 0.82 957 918 1.04Comparative F 93.8 147.3 1384 1576 0.88 822 971 1.85__________________________________________________________________________ *Adhesion of Gradient Band Region/Adhesion of Clear Region
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Aug 19, 1948
|Oct 24, 1950
|Du Pont
|Glass laminations and interlayers therefor
|Aug 28, 1951
|Mar 20, 1956
|Monsanto Chemicals
|Process for dyeing a sheet of plasticized polyvinyl butyral resin and ink therefor
|Aug 1, 1967
|Apr 8, 1969
|Du Pont
|Glass laminate and interlayer
|Oct 17, 1969
|Jul 6, 1971
|Du Pont
|Process for band-tinting plasticized polyvinyl butyral sheeting and product therefrom
|Title not available
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Jun 9, 1980
|Dec 1, 1981
|Monsanto Company
|Printing ink formulations
|May 4, 1981
|Jul 27, 1982
|Monsanto Company
|Printing ink formulations
|Feb 1, 2002
|Nov 30, 2004
|Konica Corporation
|Water-based ink and preparing method thereof
|Mar 2, 2005
|Oct 9, 2007
|E. I. Du Pont De Nemours And Company
|Decorative laminated safety glass
|Sep 3, 2001
|Nov 25, 2004
|Reynolds Milton Charles
|Image carrying laminated material
|Mar 2, 2005
|Sep 8, 2005
|Elwakil Hamdy A.
|Decorative laminated safety glass
|Mar 16, 2009
|Mar 3, 2011
|Saint-Gobain Glass France
|Composition screen-printable on polyvinyl butyral
|U.S. Classification
|428/525, 427/211, 525/56, 524/593, 427/280
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Mar 21, 2013, 11.43 PMby arisaid
Have you tried using a Teflon coated foot.
Mar 22, 2013, 04.53 AMby arisaid
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Mar 22, 2013, 11.32 AMby Katherine330
Thank you. I'll look into both suggestions.
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Thunder Valley has long been considered the toughest ticket in NASCAR. But Sunday's Food City 500 isn't sold out.
Veteran driver Jeff Burton admitted on Friday that the sport is in the midst of the worst economic climate […]
By Jonathan Ingram | Senior Writer
Sebring, Fla. – Now celebrating the 50th anniversary of his first major victory as a Porsche works driver, Hans Herrmann sometimes raced airplanes down the back straight when he first began competing in the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring. But the course, which used one of the Sebring Airport's runways as part of […]


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