Farm Agreement
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implementation of joint projects
and programs.
5. Exchange of plant germ
plasm, seeds and living material.
6. Exchange of animals,
biological materials, agricultural
chemicals, and models of new
machines, equipment and
scientific instruments.
7. Direct contacts and ex
changes between botanical
gardens.
8. Exchange of agricultural
exhibitions.
Other forms of cooperation
may be added by mutual
agreement.
ARTICLE IV
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT, HAY
& STRAW, SCOUT, TOOLS
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS & COINS
WEDHESDAY, JULY 4,1973, AT 11:00
Located on Shultz Rd. Willow Street RD2, Pa. Approx. 3
miles south of Lancaster via 222 at Ford Tractor, turn west on
Millwood Rd. to Shultz Rd.
1962 Scout 4 wheel drive with snow plow. No. 420 John Deere
crawler, No. 1010 J. D. tractor with manure loader & bucket,
John Deere equip: NO 120 bush hog-3 h.p. No. 39 seven ft
mower-3 h.p. Farmall, 230 tractor with loader, 7 ft. mower,
New Idea & New Holland manure spreaders, Danuse post hole
digger - 3 h.p. post hole digger - 2 h.p., mounted circular saw,
Ig. Pride cow waterer, walking plows & harrows, corn shelter,
hay cutter, platform scales, pump troughs, scalding trough, 2
iron kettles & 3 fts. Meat bench, butchering paddles, single
trees, grinding wheel, metal & wooden wheel, barrows, rolls of
snow & metal fencing, locust posts, log chains, seed sower,
western roping & English saddles & other tack. Bench vise,
digging iron & other barn & hand tools. Block tackle, 18’ & 36’
wooden ext. step ladders, planks, boards & odd lumber. 7 tons
straw, 2 tons alfalfa & 8 tons mixed hay.
3 pc. walnut befroom suite complete. Oak: 2 hall racks, high
chair, washstand, chairs, tables etc. Metal kneehole desk,
single Hollywood bed, phone, coffee & end tables. Jimmy jug,
milk bottles, everyday glass & china, pots & pans, elec, fans,
charcoal grill, raise, household items. Food available. Not
responsible for accidents day of sate. Coins to be sold at 2:00. $3
broken bank note, 1870 nickel 3c Merc, dimes, silver dollars,
Walk. Lib. & Frank, halves, other misc. coins.
SALE BY
ibony Acres Farm
HOWARD SHAUB AUCTIONEER
COMPUTE
HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
Along Route 272 at Black Bear Farm 4 miles
South of “The Buck,” 14 miles south of Lanaster.
TUESDAY, July 3-12:00 Noon
61 GRADE and REG.
HOLSTEINS
36 Milk Cows 9 Reg.
25 Heifers (bred) 3 Reg.
All cows bred to Winterthur ivanhoe Eden Select
Nearly all Cows due June, July and August
Bull run with heifers Oct. 25, 1972
This is a good milking herd, good opportunity to buy
fall cows. _
Sale held under cover. TB and Bangs Cert. Health
Charts sale'day.
4 Unit Surge 50 lb. elec, pulsation
Almo #3O milker pump with grease tank
3 feed carts
2 barn clocks
100 new window sash
Surge 15,000 K.W. alternator (like new)
TERMS BY
ELMER S. CLICK
KREIDER & DILLER AUCT.
Lunch by Fulton Fire Co. Auxiliary
1. In furtherance of the aims of
this Agreement, the Parties will,
as appropriate, encourage,
promote and monitor the
development of cooperation and
direct contacts between govern
mental and non-governmental
institutions, research and other
organizations, trade
associations, and firms of the two
countries, including the con
clusion, as appropriate, of im
plementing agreements for
carrying out specific projects and
programs under this Agreement.
2. To assure fruitful develop
ment of cooperation, the Parties
will render every assistance for
the travel of scientists and
specialists to areas of the two
countries appropriate for the
conduct of activities under this
Agreement.
3. Projects and exchanges
under this Agreement will be
carried out in accordance with
the laws and regulations of the
two countries.
ARTICLE V
1. For implementation of this
Agreement, there shall be
established a US-USSR Joint
Committee on Agricultural
Cooperation which shall meet, as
a rule, once a year, alternately in
the United States and the Soviet
Union, unless otherwise mutually
agreed.
2. The Joint Committee will
review and approve specific
projects and programs of
cooperation; establish the
procedures for their im
plementation; designate, as
appropriate, institutions and
organizations responsible for
carrying out cooperative ac
tivities; and make recom
mendations, as appropriate, to
the Parties.
3. Within the framework of the
Joint Committee there shall be
established a Joint Working
Group on Agricultural Economic
Research and Information and a
Joint Working Group on
Agricultural Research and
Technological Development,
Unless otherwise mutually
agreed, each Joint Working
Group will meet alternately in
the United States and the Soviet
Union at least two times a year.
HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL
DAIRY EQUIPMENT &
FARM MACHINERY
MONDAY, JULY
Located 10 miles South of Quarryvllle off Route
472 on Street Road. Formerly known as the Herb
Mowery Farm at Tweedale, 3 miles Northwest of
Oxford, Pa.
Some Registered &
Grades
50 Cows and 24 Heifers
Some Bred Heifers
Pregnancy checked, TB and Bangs Tested.
Cows in all stages of lactations. Cows will be sold
under cover.
300 pound Sputnik, 4 Surge units, 4 SS milk
strainers- and wash tubs, SP 22 and SP 11 vacuum
pumps, Esco 315 gallon milk tank, state approved;
California mastitis test kit, breeding slip cabinet, 28
automatic Jamesway stanchions, 3 feed carts.
FARM EQUIPMENT
961 Ford with mounted corn picker; Model E
Gleaner combine with corn and grass heads; 277 New
Holland baler with bale thrower, used two seasons;
New Holland Haybine, used 2 seasons; New Idea 208
single beater manure spreader; John Deere fertilizer
spreader; cultivators for John Deere B; 14’ John
Deere Disc; 10 ft. new Allis Chalmers rototiller; Mc-
Cullough chain saw; Briggs and Stratton engine;
Salamander 24 ft. trailer frame; used tractor tires
2-12x36’s, 2-llx3B’s, 1-10x38; 5 new 18” discs for John
Deere; wood working bench; all different sizes of
pallets; many more items too numerous to mention.
Refreshments by Hartford Christian School.
Sale by
FRED E. AND JUNE M. McMICHAEL
Lloyd H. Kreider, Auctioneer.
The Joint Committee may
establish other working groups as
it deems necessary.
4. The Executive Agents for
coordinating and carrying out
this Agreement shall be, for the
Government of the United States
of America, the United States
Department of Agriculture, and
for the Government of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics, the
Ministry of Agriculture of the
USSR. The Executive Agents
will, as appropriate, assure the
cooperation in their respective
countries of other institutions and
organizations as required for
carrying out joint activities
under this Agreement. During
the period between meetings of
the Joint Committee, the
Executive Agents will maintain
contact with each other and
coordinate and supervise the
development and im
plementation of cooperative
activities conducted under this
Agreement.
Unless an implementing
agreement contains other
provisions, each Party or par
ticipating institution,
organization or firm, shall bear
the costs of its participation and
that of its personnel in
cooperative activities engaged in
under this Agreement.
1. Nothing in this Agreement
shall be interpreted to prejudice
or modify any existing
Agreements between the Parties
2. developed by the US
USSR Joint Working Group on
COMPLETE
10:00 AM.
U HEAD OF
HOLSTEINS
DAIRY"EQUIPMENT
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 30,1973
ARTICLE VI
ARTICLE VII
2, 1973
Agricultural Research which
were approved at the first session
of the US-USSR Joint Com
mission on Scientific and
Technical Cooperation on March
21, 1973, will continue without,
interruption and will become the
responsibility of the US-USSR
Joint Committee on Agricultural
Cooperation upon its formal
establishment.
ARTICLE VIII
1. This Agreement shall enter
into force upon signature and
remain in force for five years It
will be automatically extended
for successive five-year periods
unless either Party notifies the
other of its intent to terminate
this Agreement not later than six
months prior to the expiration of
this Agreement.
2. This Agreement may be
modified at any time by mutual
agreement of the Parties.
3. The termination of this
Agreement will not affect the
validity of implementing
agreements concluded under this
Agreement between institutions,
organizations and firms of the
two countries.
Food Preservation
Meetings Set
As fresh fruits and vegetables
come into season, are you
planning to preserve them for use
throughout the year? If you are
joining the many people who are
preserving their own foods, it is
important that you know the
proper preserving techniques to
keep the food high in quality and
safe to eat.
The Cooperative Extension
Service is sponsoring two
demonstration meetings on food
preservation. One meeting on
making jams and jellies will be
held on Wednesday, July 11 from
9:30't0 11:30 a.m A meeting on
canning procedures will be held
on Tuesday, July 31 from 9:30
a.m. to 12 Noon. Both meetings
will be held in the Chester County
Housing Authority, 222 North
Church Street, West Chester
(basement meeting room). The
meetings are open to the public.
Mount Joy Club
Elects Officers
The Mount Joy second year
sewing club recently
reorganized. There are 16
members.
Elected to serve as officers
are: Patty Sheetz, president;
Heidi Sue Miller, treasurer; Erin
Ney, secretary. Leaders are Mrs.
Robert Kauffman, Mrs. Daniel
Stoltzfus, Mrs. Warren Speckler
and Mrs. Joseph Hess.
The project for the second year
sewing club is to make an A-lme
or pant skirt.
FARMERS-6ROWERS
Black and Clear Plastic for
plant beds. Cantaloupes,
Watermelons, Strawberry
Patches, building & crop
cover.
- High Pressure Cleaners
Portable 700 lb. pressure
- Cattle Tags and Chains
- Handy Hoof Trimmers
• Kamar Heat Detectors
- Maes Inflations
- Mineral Feeders
- Cattle Dust Bags
- Fly Sprays - Jet Foggers
- Farm Gates - Hog Feeders
Electric Fencers
THIBENZOLE + TRAMISOL
Cattle & Sheep Wormer.
TYLAN-10. SP-250, TM-50
Livestock Conditioners.
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