—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, July 15,1967
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Hauling will he available for the following
Grains:
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# County Grains Pennsylvania Crop Reporting
(Continued from Page 1) Service notes “Prospects bright
for a banner barley crop” this
will be largely completed by year. PCPS reports yields of 80-
Saturday evening. 90 bushels as “common”.
WHEAT “TOUGH” Local reports are not quite
Not much local wheat had a g bright, however. One observ
been brought to the elevators er expressed some doubt about
as of Friday morning, and ear- the quantity of barley raised
ly measurements showed a this year: “I question whether
“tough” quality. Some wheat there’s as much barley around
was reported received in the this year as people are saying;
Quarryvllle area Wednesday by we haven’t been getting it, and
one elevator operator, and a the season’s nearly done.” He
few loads in the western part added that a good part of the
of the county were reported crop is probably being traded
Thursday. from farm to farm for feed.
While a good No 2 wheat Another operator said he had
should run 58 lbs to the bush- t a ken j n as muc h barley this
el and no more than 13.5 pei- yeai . as j as t an( j estimated the
cent moisture, one operator re- c was le
ported two. early local truck
loads averaged about 57 pounds
and 15 5 percent. • Smucker Wins
All giain. barley and wheat, (Continued from Page 11
coming to the elevators is be- _ _ , 4
ing put through the driers, op- Stauffer, Ephrata Rl; Marlin
erators report. Beaver Valley Pike
The boys weie accompanied by
PA. BARLEY CROP GOOD Lampeter-Strasburg vo-ag teach
in the state as a whole, the er Gerald Kiger.
Soil Fertility Facts-
iRTIUZER |5 Wet OW COMMERCIAL CROPS*
CROP PRODUCTION SPPlcTencv FOR 1940-65"t0 VS9K SAY S MO<T FARMERS REALIZE *3UU KIWH
INCREASED U±B OF FBRTIMZSR - . ON EVER* DOLLAR T«BY INVEST IN FERTILIZER#
PUBLIC SALE
of
STOCK and IMPLEMENTS
to be held
Wednesday, July 19, 1967
At R. D. 1 Bainbridge. Located 4 miles west of
Elizabethtown, 1% miles northeast of Bainbridge.
30 Registered Holstein Cattle
Allis Chalmers W,D. 45 tractor
New 13x28 tractor chains; A.C. 2 row corn picket;
A.C. corn planter with fertilizer A.C. 3 bot
tom plow with depth wheel; A.C. T 80R mower; Arps’
Roto-flail snow blower with snap coupler - used 1
son; 8-N Red belly Ford with Souders manijre, Iqaderj
20’ bale elevator; 2 rubber tired wagons with sides, false
cndgates, & unloader;, 13 disc,Oliver Superior grain &
fertilizer drill with b.jn seeding attachment; disc; culti
packer; harrow; Case it 95 manure spreader on rubber;
electric fence charger; David Bradly garden tractor; cul
tivator; snow plow; egg baskets; chicken feeders; feed
cart; platform scales; Surge milking machine w/1 unit;
10 gal. water heater; wash tub; shovels; chains; log
chains; cresote fence posts; potato crates; tray wheel
barrow with rubber tire; ear corn by the ton; and num
erous other items.
Sale of Implements to start at 11 a.m. Walter Dupes,
auctioneer, Mervin Miller, clerk. At 1 p.m. the cattle
will be sold by R. Austin Backus, Inc. Conditions will be
made known by
Henry H* Stauffer
Watch for Sale Signs.
I£ AN EXPENSE AN INVESTMENT?
Livestock For Solo
For Sale-Purebred Yorkshire
boars, bred gilts and open gilts.
Carsass championship blood
lines. Willow Glen Farm, R.D.
1. Strasburg, Pa. Ph. AC 717-
786-2562.
Moil Box Morket
For Sale: John Deere two row
#227 mounted corn picker
with multi lube greasing Ex
cellent condition. Oliver Heis
ey, Saint Thomas, Pa. 17252.
Phone 369-3684.
For Sale: Terrier mixed pup
pies. Children’s companion De
pendable farm dogs. $1 each.
Ph 687-7946
For Sale G.M.C. Truck. U Li
cense, Dump Body. Low pric
ed for farm use. Ph 872 2646.
Purebred Yorkshire boars for
sale, ready for service. Call
626-7738
Sale Register
WED JULY 19 - Public Sale
of Implements (11 am, Walter
Dupes, Auct.) and Holstein, cat
tle (12 30 pm., R Austin Bac
kus, Auct.) at Bainbndge Rl,
4 mi. W of Elizabethtown IVa
mi NE of Bainbndge Terms
by Henry H Stauffer.
FRI JULY 21 at 8 pm. - Pub
lic Sale of Holstein dairy cows.
Dairy Cow Sale Pavilion, W of
Lancaster, along Rt 230 By
pass Terms by Charles C My
ers, owner.
MON., JULY 31 at 4 P M.-
Hoise & Pony sale, Martin’s
Sales Stables, Blue Ball. Pa.
Paul Z. Martin.
'mrn&um
Robert K. Rohrer
Bulldozing - Grading
Portz Sales & Service
Barn Cleaners - Siio
Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
Quarryville, R. D. 1
Hensel 548-2559
STQNY^OI/JST
COMPLETE „
DISPERSAL
SAT-, JULY 22, 1967
22 Registered
HOLSTEINS
(1 Grade Included'
Along Hillvale Road, off Rt.
324, 1 mile North of Mt. Nebo,
1 mile South of Mai tic Forge,
Martic Twp., 12 miles South
west of Lancaster.
SALE AT 1:00 P.M.
J. DONALD WITMER
R. #l, Pequea, Pa.
Diiler and Kreider