• Freeman
(From page 1)
icsources, for it is the land
which is in quick driving dis
tance from the city, Freeman
said.
In response to a question,
the Secretary said the plan
proposed to take the land out
of crop production and put it
mlo recreational uses perm
anently He declined to esti
mate how much of the land
be in the north
eastern section of the nation
The Secretary reiterated
pres’dent Kennedy’s ABCD
program saying, the proposed
farm program would use the
Abundance to produce a Bal
ance of growth through Con
scivation and Development.
• Henning
(From page 11
said Henning “Today wc
have a broad program of soil
and water conservation, wa
tershed development with its
impact on flood control, rec
i cation, woodlot and wildlife
management
“It is a program that great
ly benefits the urban as well
as rural dwellers,” the Secre
tary continued. “But,there is
still room for improvement
in as yet unexplored areas ot
COWS PROPERLY CONDITIONED
... during the dry period PRODUCE
UP TO 25%
BEFORE CALVING This cow wei fitted
on the Pioneer program for 60 days before
calving. Note the excellent "dry cow" body
condition.
AFTER COMPLETING RECORD Th.
some cow after having produced 23,044 lbs.
of milk and 941 lbs. of fat as a 4 year old.
Note the extreme dairyness and exceptional
body condition shown after this cow produced
1154 tons of milkl '
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA - QUARRYVILLE
conservation of natural re
sources.”
Dr. Henning then propos
ed that the convention adopt
a program of close co
operation with all of the 50
State Departments of Agri
culture He suggested the
way to achieve the end pur
pose is for the National As
sociation of ‘State Depart
ments of Agriculture to crc
ate a conservation division to
work with the national as o
cution and the individual
states
‘ The obvious importance
of conservation practices not
merely warrants the step, it
highly recommends it, ’ the
secretary continued He then
recounted for more than 2000
delegates the “Pennsylvania
Story” of the conservation of
natural icsources
The Pennsylvania Sepio
tiry of Aguculture is chair
man of the State Soil Con
servation Commission
v
February ic the time to
buy seed corn, if the supply
has not been obtained, re
minds Geo Berggren, Penn
State extension agronomist
He urges fanners to be sure
tne 'hybrids purchased are
adapted to the corn-growing
conditions of the land
MORE
Proper feeding of the dry cow is
the most important single factor af
fecting herd health, longevity, and a
sustained high ilevel of milk produc
tion. In 60 days, while the cow is dry,
Pioneer Dry and Freshening feed
will repair the body from the previous
lactation, build a reserve of body
condition for the next lactation, and
develop a stronger calf. In addition
your cows will have less calving diffi
culties, eliminate placenta quickly,
have less udder congestion, and most
importantly they will produce up to
See us today for particulars.
Farm Calendar
(From rage 11
ets at the Manheim Cent
ral High School Election
of officers and planning
program for year
Feb 16 and 17 - 800 pm
4-H play at the Manheim
Central High School Put
on by the county 4-H
council
SALE REGISTER
Sat. Fob. 10—Closing out
sale of 29 head of Registered
Holstem dairy cattle, and a
full line of equipment. By
Call G Brubaker One Mi.
N of Manheim just off Rt
72 near Hcrnley's Church.
Wolgcmuth & Geib, Auct
Tues. Feb. 13 12 noon -
Pub Sale of Farm machin
ery by Christian E Beilex
2Vz mi SW of Gap along
Nicklc Mines Road 2 rai S
of Kmzcrs 4 Ford tractors
\v.th full lino of equipment
Dany & Fog rjjuipt House
hold goods Leroy Zook, auct
Sat.. Feb. 17—Dispersal of
45 head ot Holstein Dany
cattle and full line of equip
ment By Donald Ober 3
MILK!
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February -10. 1962
miles N. of Manheim along the estate of Margaret A Mc-
Rt. 72 near Elstonvillc Wol Cauley 13 acres, 136 perches
gemuth & Landis, Aucts. located along Rt 222 south
of the Fulton Tea House m
Little Britain Twp Kreider
and Dillcr, Aucts
Thurs., Feb. 15 12 30 n
m - Purebred Guernsey
Sale At the Pa Guernsey
Ass’n Sales Pavilion 6 mi
E of Lancaster on Rt 30 45
head, bangs and T B Certi
fied ,
Thurs., Feb. 15 12 noon
229th Garden Spot Holstein
Sale On the J M Brubiker
farm in Willow Sticet, lust
oft Rtes 72 and 222 75 icg
istcred Holsteins Backus.
Aucts
10 30 a m
Sat.. Feb. 17
- Sale of Livestock and Fa'in
Machinery by John E Riehl
Just N ot Refton on Kt 2ss
Diller & Kreider, Aucts
Fri., Feb. 16 12 30 pm
Farm equip & Household
goods By Marian A Young
Va Mi W of Oyster Point,
between Marietta Pike and
the Landisville-Oyster Point
Road Kauffman, Auct
Sat., Feb. 17 9 30 a m -
Shop equipment and invent
ory, by Frank R Boyer and
Son, heating contractor Just
W of Manheim Pike on 230
By-pass. Kauffman, Auct
Tues. Feb. 27—1230 pm -
Pub Sale" of Farm Equip!
and Household goods By
Clarence Newcomer, 3 mi S.
of Manheim, along Rt 72.
Wed., Feb. 21—Pub Sale Shremer, Auct
of contents of Mill, including
Feed, Hardware, Tools, Poui- Thurs.. Mar. 1 1100 am.
try Supplies and Equip at Pub Sale of 73 Reg & graae
Mt A'ry Feed Mill, in Clay Holsteins and 12 Reg and
Twp, Lancaster County, by grade Guemseys. Certified &
James P Coho, trustee m Accredited DHIA average
Bankruptcy for Leon E Win 483 fat By Albert Fritz
genroth, HH. Leid, Auct and Earl Harmsh On Rt 222
a Mi S ot Quarryville Dil-
Icr and Kreider, Aucts.
(Turn to- page 14)
Thurs., Feb. 22 2pm -
Pub Salt; of real estate by
PUBLIC SALE
Farm Machinery
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 1962
2Vz miles southwest of Gap. along the Nickle Mine
road, 2 miles south of Kinzer, Lancaster County, Pa.
4 FORD TRACTORS
1930 Model 601 Select-O-Speed with live PTO and pow
er steering, 1959 Model 861 with live PTO, 1957 Model
860 with live PTO and 1956 Model 640 with comfort
cover.
Cub Farm all Tractor-with Cultivate: and Plow, 2 Sets
Tractor Chains, Following 3 Point Equipment for Ford
Tractors; Ford 3 Trip Bottom 14 ! ‘ Plow, Ford Corn Planter
used two seasons, Fold 4 Section Harrow,- Acrobat Rake
used 1 year, Massej Ferguson Heavy Duty Sub Soiler, John
Deere Corn Sheller, 2 Cultivators; John Deere Rotary Hoe;
Sauder Utility Box; Ferguson Weeder, Spring Tooth Tiller,
Transport Platform; Weight Barrel, Niagara 6 row Duster;
Holland 2-row Transplanter, 3 John Deere Wagons with flat
beds, Wagon with self feeding bed, John Deere Side Rake
on rubber; John Deere Off Set Disc; Korch 7-ft Side Mount
ed Mower, used 1 year; Cunningham Hay Fluffar, Dump
Trailer; 9-ft Cultipacker with Sealed Bearings, used 1 year.
No 15 New Idea Manure Spraader; IHC 10-ft Fertilizer
Drill; Smoker Gram Bin, Sauder Manure Loader with Dirt
Scoop, Sauder Snow Plow, 16-ft Cardinal Elevator with -m
H P Motor. PTO Cyclone Seeder, 1954 Dodge with T li
cense and cattle racks ys Ton R Pick-up
Truck with Cattle Racks; 1952 4-door Plymouth Sedan; Ste
wart Cow Clippers, New Type 3 Unit DeLaval Milker with
extra pail, 15 Milk Cans, Stainless Steel Strainers, Stainless
Steel Double Tubs, Gos Heater for milk -house, Can Rack,
Whir la way Egg Washer, Egg Baskets, Coop: 11 Range Feed
ers, Shelters and. Feeders, Five 12x14 Brooder Houses, two
Feed Carts, 40-ft Extension Ladder, Portable Air Compres
sor, 3 Weed Choppers, Wheelbarrow, Bag Tiuck, Hot Bed
Sash, Nests, Feeders; Electric Brooders
HOG EQUIPMENT: Three 10-Hqle Hog Feeders, One 6-
Holc Hog Feeder; One 4-Hole Hog Feeder, Three 2-Hole
Hog Feeders; Six 1-Hole Cup Feeders, Troian Pressure Wa
ter Fountains; Infra Red Heat Bulbs and Lamps, Iron Hog
Troughs, Metal Farrowing Crate, Wood Farrowing Ciate, 60
Tons Corn; 40 Tons Allalfa Hay, Shovels, Forks, Brooms,
Log Chains; Pipe Wrenches, Thread Cutler, Vise. Tool
Bench Saw, Skill Saw; etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS; 12 Cu Ft Norge Deep Freeze,
Frigidaire Electric Range, nearly new; Maytag Washer,
Twin Tubs: 2 Antique Sideboaids, Dresser, 2 Washstands;
Tables, 2'Chests of Drawers, Davenport;- Electric Adding
Machine substiacts and multiplies, No BV2 Erector Set with
motor. Meat Sheer, Copper Kettle and other articles not
mentioned _
Sale at 12 Noon. Terms by
Phone: HI 2-4885
Leroy Zook, Auctioneer
Umble and Kennel, Clerks
Sat., t:fa. 24 -- II a m -
Tab sal o' Feeder Steeis &
farm mac! mery By Stephen
bid Joseph ”apno 'i mi S.
( ParkeJu.rg. along Rt 10.
Chester C Ml steers weighing
25C-800 pounds Leioy Zook,
rUICt
Sat., Feb. 24 11 30 a m.
- Pub Sale o' Guernsey cat
tle, farm cqpt and some
household goods By Ethel M,
and R Clair Murphy One
mile E o' Wakefield just off
Rl 272 Diller and Kreider
Aucis
Thuis , Feb. 27—12 noon -
Pub Sale of Livestock and
Farm Equip By J Samuel
Shei'er, three mi N of Mt
Joy near Mt Pleas im church
Turn north off Rt 230 at
Groves’ Meat Market 24
dairy cows and 10 heifers.
Landis & Spahr, Aucts.
OF
CHRISTIAN E. BEILER
LUNCH ON GROUNDS'
Paradise R. D. 1. Pa.
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