18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 8,1967
6th Grape State,
Pa. Considering
Wine Industry
HARRISBURG—The possibil
ity of establishing a wine in
dustry in Pennsylvania is be
ing explored by the State Grape
Marketing Advisory Council.
The group is the sixth com
modity council formed in the
state to help develop new and
stronger markets for Pennsyl
vania agricultural prod ucts.
Pennsylvania is the nation’s
fifth leading grape producing
state, with a crop valued in ex
cess of $6 million annually.
State agriculture secretary
Leland H. Bull told council
members that a much more in
tensive marketing effort will
be required to cope witk. “pro
duction increases anticipated in
the years immediately ahead.”
He pointed out that the num
ber of grape vines in commer
cial vineyards has increased ap
proximately 20 percent in the
past three years.
In addition to investigating
the possibility of a wine indus
try as a new market for grapes,
the council also will seek meth
ods of expanding both fresh
and processing markets.
The council, at its organiza
tional meeting in Erie, named
Douglas P Moorehead, chair
man; George F Luke, vice
chairman, and George Sceiford,
secretary All aie from North
East, Erie County
“No Grazing" Period
On Diverted Acres Set
The “no giazxng” period for
diveiled acres under the 1967
Feed Giain Piogram stalled
April 1 It will continue for the
following six months until Oct
ober 1. accoiding to Lancaster
County Agucultui al Stabiliza
tion and Conservation Commit
tee chan man Fred G Seldom
lidge
Faimeis who are diveiting
acieage under the piogiam
have agreed not to graze the
diverted acres during a specific
six month peuod of the giowmg
season, and not to cut hay from
diverted acies at any time dur
ing the year.
Farmers paiticipating in the
Conservation Reserve and Crop
land Adjustment Programs have
agieed not to graze land divert
ed under these programs or har
vest hay from such land any
time during the life of the
agi cements
Lancaster County farms sign
ed up to participate in the 1967
commodity diversion programs
foi corn and gram sorghum
number about 310, Seldomndge
noted.
Freeman Sets 1967-68
Dairy Products Prices
Secretary of Agriculture Or-
VilJe L Freeman has announced
that dany products acquued by
the Commodity Credit Corpora
tion under the dany support
-program would not be offeied
for sale back to the domestic
market at less than 110 percent
of the purchase prices.
At the same time, it was an
nounced that the piesent pur
chase prices for dany products
would be continued.
On Oct 14, 1966 the Secretary
announced that support puces
then in effect, $4OO a hundied
-weight for manufacturing milk
and 68 cents a pound for butter
fat in farm separated cream,
will be continued in the 1967-
68 marketing year.
These support pi ices had
been increased on June 29, 1966
fiom $3 50 a hundredweight foi
manufactuung milk and 616
cents a pound for butlerfat, and
the dany product support buy
ing puces weie inci eased cor
respondingly to those now in ef
fect.
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showing their interest. pearance to the spread.
MARYLAND BEEF CATTLE PRODUCERS, INC.
13th Annual SPRING FEEDER CATTLE SALE
1:00 pan., Thursday, April 20,1967
Baltimore Livestock Auction Market, Inc.
West Friendship, Maryland
Intersection U.S. Rt. 40 & Md. Rt. 32.
25 Miles E. of Frederick, Md.
700 STEERS & HEIFERS
Angus Hereford Shorthorn Santa Gertrudis
All steer calves grading “Fancy” will be sold individually.
All animals meet health requirements for interstate ship
ment.
For additional information contact: Amos R. Meyer, Dept,
of Markets, University of Maryland, College Park, Mary
land 20740
Auctioneers: Col. Stan Haworth Col. Charles Bachman
MILES W. FRY & SON
Frysville, Ephrata R 3, Pa. 17522
Tel. 354-9558
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ANNUAL SPRING
STOCK CATIUSALE
Friday, April 14,1967
Sale Starts 1:30 P,M.
700 HEAD 700
Steers and Heifers
Herefords, Angus, Shorthorns
All Local Cattle
BLUE RIDGE LIVESTOCK SALES, INC.
Charles Town, W. Va.
RABEULA’S
Complete Herd
Dispersal
LOCATION: 8 miles northwest of Westfield, Pa. and 1
mile we,st of North Fork, Pa., Potter Co.
TUESDAY, APRIL 11 4M
Starting Promptly at
12 O’clock Sharp
78 HEAD HOLSTEIN
CATTLE 78
50 Registered 28 Hi-Grodes
(2 CLASSIFIED VERY GOOD, 15 GOOD PLUS, 5 GOOD)
35 Mature animals 22 Registered, 13 grade; Bred heifers
10 Registered, 5 giade; Open heifers 6 legistered. 5 grade;
Started calves 12 Registered, 5 giade (2 months to 7 months
old).
1 Registered year old bull: Sire Willmil Ivanhoe Bellring
er V.G. Dam Rabeula Sovereign Burk Tina G P Tina’s Records:
1 yr. 11 mo. 305 da. 15,701 M 600 F 3 8 T
3 yr. 0 mo. 338 da. 17,646 M 676 F 3 8 T
4 yr. 0 mo. 105 da. 8,028 M 308 F 3 8 T inc.
DHIA 1965 15,469 milk 573 fat 4th in Potter County 1965
1966 14,888 milk 541 fat ( 1 i fust calf heifers) <
1967 150 da. 33 cows 6,557 milk 254 fat 39 T inc.
HIGH IN POTTER COUNTY DHIA FOR MONTH
JANUARY 1967
32 cows
Fresh cows, close springers, several bred back for fall fi esh
ening, NEB A breeding Bred animals bred to good NEB A & ABS
sires 7 in calf to Don Augur Motheimartha Piomis Show winners
selling Rose Strathaven Eminent dau ovei 100,000 milk. Grand
Champion at Potter County Fair ’64, 2nd dry cow in NEBW show
at Mansfield, Pa 3 daughters selling (1 milking, 1 bred heifer, 1
started calf). 2 granddaughters of Rose, 1 fared heifer, 2nd m 4-H
Potter County Fair and a milking granddaughter, a show pios
pect. Blossom Wildmoor Filbert ABC Conqueror dau., Ist in '63
Potter County Fair in Jr. calf class, 2nd Blue in NEBA show, sth
in state show in ’65.
CERTIFIED & ACCREDITED 100% VACCINATED,
READY FOR INTERSTATE . TEST CHARTS SALE DAY
Individual Examination by Local Veterinarian
Innoculated for Colds
PRODUCE
Quantity of Barn dued hay. Quantity of corn silage in 14x30 silo.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK SALE DAY
MR. & MRS. RALPH SNYDER, Owners
CARL DILLER & EVERETT KREIDER, Auctioneers
SWEET & VAN VEGHTEN, Clerks
KENNETH HOOSE, Leadsman
D. O. Rockwell, Sole Mgr. 1
Troy, Po. 16947. Phone 717-297-3460 J
Catalogs Mailed on Request Lunch Available
Tent Visitors Welcome
260 Acres 2 houses, 2 barns, tool sheds, garages Main house
8 rooms recently remodeled, wall to wall carpeting, all thermo
pane windows, new heating system. Main barn, 36 stanchions, box
stalls, adjoining calf barn, gutter cleaner, modern milk house.
Zero bulk tank, pumping station" Tenant house and heifer barn.
Natural gas heat to all Farming land m the best of cultivation-
Pond well stocked with trout. Contact owners, Mr and Mrs. Ralph
Snyder, Westfield, Pa. Farm shown by appointment only.
69 fat
1818 milk
FARM FOR SALE
3.8 T