Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 17, 1966, Image 12

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    —Lancaster Farming. Saturday, December 17, 1966
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• New Holland
(Continued from Page 2)
COWS
December 14, 1966
The market was slow on
bacKwaid spimgcis. but fresh
cow and close spnngeis sold
steady with receipts totaling
103 cows and 7 bulls Fie=h
Hoktems. 275 650, Guernsevs,
150 240. othei breeds. 150 310
Bulls. 145-205 No heifeis list
ed
HORSES
December 12, 1966
It was a slow day for horses
as 3C3 head sold Riding hois
es. 85 140. dnvmg horses. 100-
175. killers. 4V5 cents per
lb Pony mates, 10-50. geld
ings 15 50 No mules listed
HOGS
December 12, 1966
Receipts totaled 531 head
and a steady to 25-cent higher
tiend pievailed Retail, 23-24,
wholesale (US 1-3), 22-23.
heaw weights, 2122 Sows, 16-
5019 No shoats offeied
CALVES
December 12, 1966
The 122 head offeied sold
steady Choice and Pnme, 36-
42 50 Good and Low Choice,
32 pO 35 50 Standai d, 26 50-32
Common, 20-25 50
• Lancaster Auction
(Continued from Page 2)
CALVES 142 Vealeis
st’ong to $2 Highei, least ad
vance on Cull and Utility
VEALERS Choice $4245,
Including 11 head $44 50-45
Good 38 50-41, Standard 35-
35 50, Utility 27-32, Cull main
ly 22-26 50
SLAUGHTER CALVES
Choice 250-350 lbs 29-33 50,
Good 24 50-28, Standard 23-24
HOGS 120 Barrows and
gilts uneven, US 1-2 steady,
US 1-3 steady to 25e Lower,
US 2-3 75c Lower
BARROWS AND GILTS
US 1, 200-220 lbs 23 50-24, US
1-2 200-220 lbs $23, 1-3 195-
230 lbs $22-22 50, 2-3 235 255
lbs $2l-2175
SOWS US 1-3 350-535 lbs
$l6
SHEEP 40 Wooled lambs
mostly steady
SLAUGHTER LAMBS
Good and Choice 80-95 lbs
23 75 24 50, Couple lots Good
102-107 lbs 21 25 21 75, Couple
lots Utility 20 50
• Vintage
(Continued from Page 2)
32 50, Cull 24 50-27 50, 70-90
lbs 21 00-25 00
HOGS 199 Banows and
gilts steady to 25c Higher
BARROWS AND GILTS
US 1-2 190-225 lbs 23 25-23 75,
Five head US 1, 205-235 lbs
24 00-24 35. US 13 180-245 lbs
22 35-23 10. US 2-3 230-255 lbs
21 85-22 25, 130-165 lbs 21 DO
-21 85
HOGS
December 10, 1966
Lightweights, 2135-22, 180
200 lbs, 21 85 22 60; 200-220
lbs, 22-23 50, 220-240 lbs 20-
50-23, 240 lbs and up, 20-22 25
Sows, 14-16 75 Receipts totaled
345 head
• Chicago
(Continued from Page 2)
decline on bieakmg and boning
Utility
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Pnme 1150-1375 lbs 24 00-25-
00 High Choice and Prime
1150-1400 lbs 24 00-24 75, com
paiable giade 1400-1450 lbs
23 50-24 35, sevei al loads 1450-
1650 lbs 21 00-22 50, Choice
1150-1350 lbs 23 50-24 50, High
Choice and Prime 950-1150 lbs
24 75-25 25, seven loads at lattei
puce, Choice 900-1150 lbs 24-
00-24 75, Mixed Good and
Choice 900-1350 lbs 23 00-24-
25. Good 900-1300 lbs 22 50-
23 75, Standard and Low Good
22 00-23.00.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS
High Choice and Prime 850-
1150 lbs. 23 25-24.00, load and
part load mostly Prime 950-
1050 lbs. 24.25 on Monday,
Choice 800-1100 lbs. 22.75-23.-
50, Mixed Good and Choice
22 00-23 00, Good 21 00-22 50,
Standard and Low Good 20 00-
21.25.
Silage Density Better
When Distributor Used
Silage density will be more
uniform, the silo unloader will
opeiate smoother and 10-20%
moie tonnage can be stored in
a silo 20 feet in diameter or
larger when a distributor is
used Proper distribution also
makes moisture content moie
uniform and prevents the wet
and dry zones that can occur
in low moistuie silage
Seveial types of distributors
are being used The blower
pipe distributor turns from
side to side and blows the
silage across the silo Another
distributor used is a silo un
loader which is reversed to
cairy chopped forage outward
iiom the silo center where it
has been deposited by a filler
pipe A deflector distributor
driven by an electric motor
also is used, and will work
well until the silo is almost
full.
Some of the saddest stories
are told by silence
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