Abstract: An apparatus to discharge an aerosol canister in remotely located places includes a handle that has axially opposed end portions wherein the proximal end portion detachably receives an auxiliary support pole. The handle further includes an eyelet laterally extending away therefrom and situated adjacent to the proximal end portion. An elongated arm formed from deformably resilient material has axially offset end portions secured to the distal end portion of the handle and positioned distally therefrom respectively. A mechanism is included for pivoting the arm in such a manner that the arm is engaged and disengaged with a spray nozzle of the aerosol canister. A support assembly is fastened to the arm in so that the support assembly maintains the aerosol canister at a static position when the arm is toggled between the engaged and disengaged positions, wherein the user can discharge the aerosol canister contents without directly contacting the nozzle.

Abstract: This feeder device, for the automatic dispensing of feed to animals, consists primarily of a feed-containing bin, to which is attached a housing on a back plate. Within the housing is mounted a motor and a timer, for dispensing feed once or twice a day, and a worm shaft is driven by the motor, that will move the feed, and let it drop through into a trough or elsewhere.