USDA Buys 4 Million Lbs. of Chopped Moat
The U.S. Deportment of Agrl- USDA’s Consumer nnd Mnr
culture recently bought 4,104,- , . ... ....
000 pounds of canned meal, nl Service paid from o 4 76
an approximate cost of $2,273.- to 57 05 cents per pound foi the
000. for distribution to needy 57 cnrs of p , o du(l.
families.
Lancaster Farming AHs Pay
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ROBERT H. BUCHER
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
ANNVILLE, PENNA.
At the farm two miles southeast of Palmyra, Pa. Turn south
off Rtc. 422 at the K & B Bowling Lanes on Plaza Drive and fol
low to farm. K & B Lanes arc on Rle. 422, one mile east of
Palmyra. Watch for Auction Signs.
95 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
(42 Milking Age 13 Bred Heifers 16 Op. Yrlg. 3
Yrlg. Bulls Balance Younger Heifers.) .
Bang’s Cert.. T.B. Accred.. Calf Vacc. All tests within 30
days. Eligible to ship anywhere. Exam for Preg. & Mastitis.
TOP PRODUCTION SELLS IN THIS HERD! !
1 sell with 900 fat, 20,895 M. at 3 yrs. by “Skyliner”. 2 sell
with 842 and 812-lhs. fat. 8 sell with from 600 to 680-lbs. fat. 12
sell with from 526 to 585-lbs. pd at 2 yrs.). 6 fiom 432 to 472-
lbs. fat (Neatly all at 2 yis.). U«i..nce on test at 2 yis. This is a
veiy young heul.
ALL ARE SIRED BY THESE FAMOUS CURTISS SIRES! !
7 by "Black Eagle” 7 by Skokie Ftasea Jewel 7 by Lilac
Hill Royal Master 6 bv Skyway Valla Vista Double 5 bv
Rocket Kenland of Glenafton 4 by "Flying Cloud” 4 by
Penstate Star man —3 by Chambuc ABC 3 by Skyhnei”
2 by “Maiquis” and otheis
ALL ARE BRED TO CURTISS SIRES!! 11 bied to Ravenglen
Reflection Adonis 8 to Paciamar Ivanhoe Black Eagle 7 to
Paclamai Astronaut 4 to Pawnee Fann Ailmda Chief 4 to
Harboi crest Maulyn Dandy
THIS IS A VERY YOUNG HERD WITH OUTSTANDING
COW FAMILIES!!
EQUIPMENT SELLING 500-gal EM-BEE Milk Tank
ESCO dumping station with 100 ft of laige size hose and only 1
yr old Binder Automatic Milking line washei and diyer
DeLaval Milking Pump with 2 H P motor fox 4 units (3 yis old)
t— 3 Milking Units.
‘ MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND' THIS GOOD
COMPLETE DISPERSAL YOU’LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE!!
Sale starts 11:30 A.M. Lunch Available Catalogs Under Cover
Sale jointly Managed by
K. AUSTIN PENNA. HOL. ROBERT H.
feACKUS, INC. ASSOC. BUCHER
Sale Mgrs. & Aucts. 839 Benner Pike Owner
Mexico, N. Y. State College, Pa. Rte. 1, Annville, Pa.
£ , ' '« ~ .■ ' . . >■;
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT
Location: 6 miles south-west of Millersville, 5 miles south
of Columbia, between Creswell and Highville, 3 miles northwest
of Safe Harbor, y 2 mile off Rt. 441, along Chestnut Grove Rd.,
Manor Twp., Lane. Co., Pa.
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1970
Large line of farm equipment sells! !
FARMALL 504 TRACTOR, 1300 HRS., front end weights and
basket, 2 pt hitch, FARMALL M LIVE HYDRAULIC AND
SUPER KIT tiactoi (good), good lubbei on both tiactoi s Int
311 Plow Supei Chiel, 3 bottoms 2pt NEW IDEA irso4 MAN
URE LOADER (2 YRS.); Int Glass Mowei, 2pt Int Com Plant
er, 2 pt, Int Plow, 2 pt Int stalk shieddei, 2 pt Int
350 Haivestei w/540 or 1000 RPM PTO, Int model MF giain
dull 13x7 Disc, Int Spung tooth hauow 10 ft, Hydiaulic con
ti oiled, Dunham Cultipacker, 11 ft Bullion plow packer foi 3-
14” plows. John Deere KBA 32 Disc Hauow used 2 yeais, Gia
ham plow, Int #46 baler, Int #45 balei. Int #5 side delivery
lake on mbbei, FARMALL SUPER “C” w/cult. and loadei
FARMALL “BN” with cult and loadei, COOP E 4 TRAC
TOR; Bradv hov crusher, Ez-Flow' feit dull 10 ft, also 8
ft fert dn 11 int 140 Manure spieadei. Int 816 mowei
conditionei. Smokei elevator 26 ft with corn attachments; Lit
tle Giant Coin diag, MH 7 ft mower, Caidmal cievatoi, Int 3
pt corn plantei, Bemis 2 iow tobacco plantei, Stauffer 2-row
planter, Faiquar 12 tt wecder, 3 sect JD soring hairow.
Hydraulic dump Cait Int Crnsrator IVz KW, Continental power
unit w/clutch, 5 flat bed wagons 2 Giove 6 ton L 460 one New
Idea, 5 sets double tobacco ladders, 20 ft made to take apait, 2
single ladders, 20 ft, 500 gal water tank, 4 Minnich tobacco
presses, 20,000 tobacco lath, Tractor chains, Log chains, Polan
chain saw, Model 61; Tokea Air Compressor, 500 lb Platform
scales, Manure sled, tools and miscellaneous items too numeious
to mention
You will find equipment in shape at this sale
ANTIQUES INCLUDE: set of % spindle plank chaiis. (6)
Brentwood chairs; oil lamps, high chair, (4) childs chairs, settee,
spinning wheel, wash stand, witch pot, milk cans (2) gas ranges;
space oil heater
Sale at 11:30 A.M. by
Abram M. Barley
Diller and Kreider, Aucts.
R#2 Conestoga, Pa.
Federal Farm Money Totals
Over $750,000 In County
Lancaster County fainieis le
ceued moie than lluet qu.iilns
of a million dollais foi participa
ting in fedeial pioniams in 1969
While substantial, the federal
payments icpiesenl less than one
pei cent of county farm income,
howevei In 1968. county fann
ers had income totaling more
than 5124,000,000 from ciops
and livestock
The 5757,026 of federal monies
include $643,156 in vauous sub
sidy and diveision payments, pn
mauly to wheat and feed giains,
and $113,870 undei the agucul
tuial conseivation piogram.
Distubulion of the §643,156 is
as follows
WHE AT PROGRAM A total
ol 825 faimeis lecened addition
al wheal income of $235,060
tin ouch ceitificate payments on
3 342 acies of wheat and $28,641
lor dncmon ol 825 acies of
wheat allotment
FEED GRAIN The semcc
paid 348 faim owncis $182,945
ioi chveision of 3,736 acres fiom
coin, 12 acies fiom g am soigh
um and 242 acies of bailey Pi ice
suppoit payment of $31,733 was
made foi 1,505 acies of feed
giam giowm
CROPLAND ADJUSTMENT—
Seven faimeis earned diveision
payments of $6,410 on 228 acies
ot ciopland letned into peiman
ent covei Two of the faims le
ceived an additional $3 pel acre
foi pei matting public access for
hunting and hiking on 20 acies
WOOL PROGRAM Payment
of $6,389 was made in 1969 to 93
farmers for wool and unshorn
lambs sold during the 1968 mar
keting year
CONSERVATION RESERVE
A single farm earned $B7 for
maintaining four acies in glass
cover
PRICE SUPPORT LOANS
Fifty-eight farmers received $44,-
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Now available with economical Over/Under Hydraul-Shift. Choice of 3
speeds in each of 6 forward gears. M Smooth, on-the-go shifting with a single
lever, W Eight forward speeds in the 2 to 6 mph range. K Positive gear drive,
no power break, no erratic operation. M Underdrive gives you 20 percent more
pull for the tough spots. M Overdrive gives you a 20 percent faster pace when
the load lets up, without lugging the engine. H Your pick of 6-cylinder engines
(gasoline, diesel, LP-gas). W Three hydraulic systems, including Hydra-lectric
and depth-stop types. Choice of pto speed: 1000 or 640 rpm, or dual-speed
unit. M Tilt-telescope power steering and weight-indicator seat. II Optional
Continental cab with air conditioning, fender tanks holding extra 78 gallons.
SI Row crop, Wheatland/Ricefield, 4-Wheel Drive models.
FARMERSVILLE n. G. HERSHEY CHAS. J. McCOMSEY
EQUIPMENT CO. & SON & SONS
B D. 2, Ephrata, Pa. Manheim, Pa. Hickory Hill, Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. March 14.1070 .'ll
663 on 35.491 bushi Is of wheat f,mils, 11.675 fed. $2 9111
stoied in local w.iulioums and Coiisli udmg diop mid. one
six faimeis iecei\ed 54 061 foi f. i in. one $39. const i net mg tile
3,270 bushels of wheal stoied on maindiam, 31 fauns, 53 237 fed,
the km. 51,5.869. establishing eou i nops,
_ 57 f.ums. 1,704 acies, .53 660;
n ’ lc . t ' mtc l62 foi M| mi manuie coui oops H
3 000 bushels of com stoied on filimSi 180 dCieSf $4BB
the fjim Woodland boidei ami
Bie.ikclown of the $113,870. in ICW management. one faim. five
eluded this week in the Lancastei ‘* c 1 *-’ s beautification of un-
Counly Soil and Watei Distnet s: "hUy nu a=, one fai m. luo acies
annual icpoit, shows SBO t’olal payment to 316 faims,
$113,870
In addition 55.150 of the 1961
\CP allocation was tiansfeiiecl
to Soil Consei vation Sei vice for
tcchnual sen ices needed in e'--
t.blishinn peimanent type con
scnation piactices
Establishing pci nianent gi ass
ccvei (lime, seed and fct lilizci),
117 fauns, 1 302 acics, $l4 757
contour stnpcioppmg and liedge
iow lemoval, i 4 fauns, 259 acics,
$2,392, impioving established
covei (lime and feitili/.ci), 95
iaims, 1 868 acics, $18,404
Spung oi seep foi Lie-dock
watei, one fai m one sp. mg, $313
ponds foi agiiculluial thice
Lams, thiee ponds $2,400 edab
lishing sod watei ways, 48 acies,
83,802 tcet, $26 919
Establishing peunanent covei
to pi meet diveisions ditch banks
etc, 16 fauns, 20 acies. $874
const) acting ciopland ten aces
33 faims, 150 372 feet, $24,444,
conlitiding diveision ten ace 11
New Poultry Waterer
The Pennsylvania Poultiy Fed
eiation states in its Febiuaiy
news letlei “Initial i epoi ts fi om
pioduceis aie veiy good on the
New Mono flown Geiman Watei
ei which is a dup type watei er
sold by Keen Manufacturing Co,
Millville, N J It does not leak
yet gives buds adequate water
The cleanliness of this new wat
ei er is phenomenal, which is
not true of some individual cup
type wateieis now being used ”
The cups collect up to two to
14 per cent of diy mattet by
weight which is “Feed residue,
microorganisms, mold, slime and
general unnecessaiy gaibage ”
State Farmers Organize
To Reelect Sen. Scott
Pennsvhama fauncis icpie
sonting all aieas ol the Com
monwealth met in Washington
iccently with Penna's US
Senator Hugh Scolt ‘ Pennsyl
\ania Faimeis foi Scott’ galh
ei eel to kick olf thou actmlv in
the State on behalf of Scott’s
candidacy foi leelcction
The following chaitei mem
beis of the newly foimed or
ganization weie piesent foi dis
cussions legaiding Pennsylvan
ia faim piotalems and solutions:
Paul Konhaus of Mechanicsburg
(tm key giower), Richaid Smith
of Spungville (oichaidist);
Noah Wenger of Stevens (to
bacco and livestock), Hany Hi
ndi of Hamsburg (poultiy);
Eugene Thompson of Marion
Center (dauy), George Fries ot
Chamber sburg (nurseiyman
and grain); John Philips of
Noitheast (fruit grower); J Lin
Huber of St Thomas (dairy);
Paul MacPherson of New Park
(vegetables and fiuit), Clyde
Robinson of Coal Center
(dany), Russell Vosburgh of
Titusville (livestock)
80 Certified pto Horsepower
and Over/Under Hydraul-Shift
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