6—LnncnMor Farming. Saturday. February 7.1970
Chicken Eating
Now Exceeds Eggs
Twenty jr.ii l > .mo. per capita ; tv mdustiy. tins Inci cased to
consumption of r««s was mo.c 452 poun(is of poultry eaten
than double tli.it t»l poaln> In , nBB
1968. hovsciei. the pounds of I UI P<-i-on m 0 .
poultry eaten pei pei in i the E on , he olhe , hand, diop
United SloU’s \\»is somoNkhnl
erSer ih.ni that of efip acco.d- ped f.om 47 8 pounds pci pc
ins to the USD V - Kami Index son in 1948 to a per capita con
In 1948. it »a-> estimated that sumption of 40 5 pounds in 1968
Netd . . .
HAY - STRAW - EAR CORN
Buy Now and Save!
Mote and more farmers are buy mg from us for
better \alue and all atound satis!action
Dclii ered any quantity
Phone Area Code 717 687-7631
Esbenshade Turkey Farm
“America’s Oldest”
PARADISE, PA.
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Location: 6 miles south of Lancaster, Pa., just off Rt.
324 along Run Valley Road, Pequea Twp., Lane. Co.
SATURMY, FEB. 21, 1970
Large Line of Farm Equipment Sells!!
TRACTORS: _
A. C. "WD" 45 w/wide "
A. C. "C" w/cultivators
A. C. "B" w/cultivators, hoers and loader
A. C. "WC" w/live P.T.O.
A. C. "WD" w/cultivators
No. 829 A.C. Mower-Conditioner; #7Ol A.C. 8 ton wagon
w/new (1968) high sides; A.C. #56-F field chopper; N.H.
#475 spreader; E-Z trail 8 ton wagon w/high sides; Coby
“Chuck wagon”; (2) other bale wagons; A.C. trailer mow
er; New Idea “pull type” 1-row corn picker; Case self-pro
pelled combine; A.C. rake; Farm-Hand wheel rake; M.H.
offset disc; Daffin offset disc; A.C. #303 kicker baler (new
1967); New Idea 12 ft. fert. drill; A.C. 5=387 3 bottom trip
plow; A.C. #262 (2) bottom plow; Case disc; Case spreader;
J.D. Crimper; A.C. pull-type combine; Powell tomato plant
er; trailer; (2) Case packers; Brillion (bush hog) chopper;
Culti-mulcher; Mayrath 24 ft. elevator; (2) Case spring
harrows; (2) flat wagons; field sprayer; snow plow (for
W.D. tractor); A.C. 13-disc grain drill; A.C. 3 point corn
planter; Come-A-Long (Hoist jack); hay drier; front-end
pusher for W.D.-45; tractor chains; 9x20 truck chains; A.C.
wheel weights; Coal chute; (2) truck canvas; 1600 tomato
baskets; snow fence; 50 cured locust posts; 5 bales of twine;
buck saw.
1952 GMC “W” tag Track; 1952 GMC % ton pick-up;
1952 Ford % ton pick-up; 1963 Mercury 4 dr. hard-top
MILK EQUIPMENT
4Surge units; (2) 50 lb. units; Alamo 30 plus pump; S.S.
pails; 20 milk cans; (2) dumping stations; automatic tank
washer; electric water heater; (3) cow mats; (2) Stewart
Clippers; 40 cow halters; fogger; (2) fencers; (2) wheel
barrows; fence wire; feed carts; Chicken crates; 2 hay
feeders.
SHOP EQUIPMENT
Craftsman welder & torch; 50 ft. heavy cord; vise;
electric motors; Black & Decker Vz” drill and press; (3)
Handy-man jacks; forced air heater for shop; grinder; (2)
heavy log chains; chain saw; platform scales; 1200 gal.
water tank (good); corn sheller; (5) dozen of grease cart
ridges; (3) oil pure refiners; (2) garden tractors; extension
ladder.
1,100 yrlg. Shaver layers, (600 were forced molted)
15 ton Mixed Hay, some Straw
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS including: Monarch cook stove,
some antiques, including antique round extension table;
stone jugs; crocks; old school desk; reed baby coach; old
butter churn; straight and folding chairs; cane chairs; rock
ers; iron pump trough; library table; child roll top desk;
B.R. Suite, etc.
Diller, Kreider & Sensenig, Aucts.
Lunch by New Danville Auxiliary
per capita poultiy consumption
v.as 218 pounds Because of
clllcicncles developed in the brnl
SALE AT 11:00 A.M. By
John M. Clymer
Odors A Problem
In Drying Manure
With sf) much attention acioss
tht n.ition being font sell on .in
pollution, poultnmm nuy llnd
nioio complaints (IncfU'd .iginnst
them because of m.muie odors
Ksen with artificial mnnme
cu,\iiifi cquipini'iit. odois .no st.ll
,i pioblcm
•No oiu' has come up with a
to'.ulion foi eliminating odois
fiom g.isfiicd dehuliatoi s" de
timed \V C F.iiib.ink, extension
r.fiicultui.il engined. Uimci-uj
of California, Ri\ei=ule. at the
Pacific Southwest Animal Nil
tut ion Confeicnce Deodorants
„nd ncutializei-. h.uc been lucd
with questionab’e icsults
1 ‘Odors .lie the most d.flutil!
problem we have, as I see it,”
Fairbank said further. “These
j odois can be present in only two
10 three paits pei billion, and
lti’oy'll still be lepulsAO t o the
reighboihood But the ironic
thing is that neat by the odois
won’t be noticed while two or
three miles away, people will be
calling the health department to
find out what the smell is.”
Bert Maxwell, nutritionist at
Goldman’s Egg City, commented
on research in Pennsylvania and
Michigan where it was shown
that fresh manure a day or two
old did not have the odors of ma
nure that had been under cages
three or four months.
Buy Good Seed
In making up your garden seed
cider include the old standbys
along with some promising new
varieties, advises Robert F. Flet
cher, Extension vegetable spec
ialist at The Pennsylvania State
University. It may he a good idea
to order your seed soon to be
sure of having them when you
are ready to plant
Napalm
Napalm for use in incendiary
bombs was developed by Har
vard University scientists in co
operation with the U S. Army in
1942. After World War II it was
credited with burning out 40 per
cent of the target cities of Japan.
Command Perfaimanoo
New Van Dale “1230 Series II" Silo Unloader Customer-
Certified to outperform, outlast any make its size.
You’re in command. Push the bi
the new Van Dale “1230 Series I
Unloader go into action—give you
output, feed more head—withou
booster or added electricity.
Our say so? No, our customers
testify the “1230
Series II” is better
three ways;
1. handles meaner
haylage
2. throws out of
larger silo
3. unloads on (owe
current draw
So, demand
Command Perform
ance—the new
Customer-certified
Van Dale
“1230 Series 11.”
• Form Calendar
(Continued horn P.igo 1)
meets. I'm in mid Home
(’enter.
Thursday, Feb. 12
10 ti m PAHA Clients Tux
Meeting F.nm and Home
Center
1 pm
o\foid Pickle Co
meeting, Intel com se Fire
Hall
8 pm - Linc.ii Fiogi.immmg
meeting, Fmm and Home
Center
Friday, Feb. H
730 p m Lancaster Comity
Swine Pioduccrs meet,
Faun and Home Center.
QQiaQ'O.
CLEARANCE SALE
WINTER CLOTHING
25% to 40% Off
Save on Jackets - Underwear -
Gloves - Caps - Boots
CHILDREN'S GLOVES
25% OFF
Sleds Snowshovels and Snowscrappers
. . , 20% OFF
Lancaster Store
Manheim Pike and Dillerville Road
Lancaster
394-0541
• Nissley
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vlllc; Now Holland Division of
Speny Rand Coip.; Farm Credit
\ssociatlon; Wolgcmulh Bros.
Food*. Ml Joy; Henry E. Marlin
& Sons. Lancaster Gchmans
Feed Mill. Dcnvci; Cope & Wea
vci Machinery. New Providence;
Kby's Feed Mill, Litltz; Grubb
Supply Co . Elizabethtown; S H.
Hcistand & Co. Salunga; Wen
ger's Mill, Rhccms; Gchmans*
Feed Mill. Denver. West Willow
Faimcis Assn.. West Willow and
J. E Galen, Hardware, Lincoln.
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