TRY A CLASSIFIED AD
PHONE 626-2191 or 394-3047
SPECIAL FALL FEEDER SALES
Friday Evenings At 7:00
SEPTEMBER 28
October 12 and 26
All>Charolais Show & Sale October 19
November 9 and 23
VINTAGE SALES STABLES INC
Box 100, Paradise, Pa. Lancaster County
The Heart of Pennsylvania Steer Feeding Country
Anyone Wishing to Consign Cattle Telephone
Area Code 717-442-4181
, KENNETH E. HERSHEY, MANAGER
SPECIAL
FALL iSH
JMkLE J MOOREFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA
ALL SALES TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY NIGHTS
AT 7:30 P.M.
September 28
October 19
November 2 '
Yearlings, Heavy Feeders, Stock Cows, Stock Bulls.
Cattle of all breeds.
SOUTH BRANCH STOCKYARDS, INC.
• • Moorefield, West Virginia
Phone 304-538-6050
Regular Sales every Wednesday.
STOP and SEE US at OIMRRYVILLE FARM SHOW
"BETTER - BUT"
LOOKING FOR LIQUID
MANURE EQUIPMENT
HUSKY C 72
LIQUID
MANURE
PUMP^
\t ■■ I HUSKY Spreaders with Lane
Ik \ | Vblume Spreading and Plow Down
I Lvi Attachment
DARI-KOOL BOU-MATIC
GIVES YOU THE THREE
W ery []mportant jpoiNTS
FOR GOOD MILKING-
SHENK'S FARM SERVICE
R.D. 4 Lititz, Pa.
PIPE LINES —
MILKING
PARLORS
BULK TANKS
Woods Drive 2 Miles East of Rt. 501 Ph. 626?4355
Lebanon County corn growers
will have an opportunity to view
several no-till corn fields next
week. Two tours are planned for
Tuesday, September 18, giving
farmers the opportunity to chose
the one most convenient for
them.
Revised Stock Feeding
Course Now Available
With agricultural prices in a
stage of flux the economical use
of feed grains and roughages
demands increasing attention
from livestock feeders.
Penn State University’s
recently revised correspondence
course dealing with stock feeding
treats this subject in a very
comprehensive manner.
Starting with the digestive
organs of the various classes of
meat animals, the author
discusses the functions of feeds in
the animal body, the
classification and constituents of
our feeds, the computation of
rations and the use of roughages.
These are discussed in detail for
the various classes of livestock,
making the course extremely
useful to the feeder as a feeding
reference.
The course incorporates the
latest results of research in the
area of stock feeding.
Enrollment may be made by
writing to Box 5000, University
Park, Pennsylvania 16802. Ask
for Stock Feeding, and include
your check in the amount of $4.00
payable to Penn State University.
The course will come to you
complete in one copy.
Your Heart Association urges
hunters to get ready for hunting
season with a program of regular
exercise.
VACUUM LIQUID MANURE
SPREADER AND PLOW DOWN
ATTACHMENT
l'eyland
TRACTORS
MODEL 154-30 HP/ MODEL 253-45 HP
MODEL 344-55 HP/MODEL 384-65 HP
MODEL 384T-75HP
No-Till Com Tour
FARM
TRACTORS
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 15,1973
The concept of growing corn on
land that has not been previously
prepared by conventional tillage
methods such as plowing is not
new to Lebanon County.
However, the complete no-tillage
system has now become practical
on a larger scale with the in
troduction of new, heavy-duty
planters, especially designed to
plant corn in heavy sod cover
without pre-tillage. The success
of the new techniques depends
upon the use of specific chemical
herbicides which destroy
growing cover crops, and leave a
residue or mulch on the surface
of the soil.
Zero-tillage is recognized as a
prime conservation system in
modern agriculture. Soil and
water losses are greatly reduced,
while at the same time, energy
consumed in producing a crop is
conserved.
Two tours of zero-tilled corn
fields will be available to county
farmers on Tuesday, September
18. Tour one will assemble at the
PUBLIC SALE
FARM IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, & CAR
SATURDAY, SEPT. 22,1973
Located approx. 2 miles northeast of Stewarts
town along Lowe Rd. (Turn off Rt. 24 at Isennock’s
Service Station), in York Co., Pa.
Farm Implements, Tools & Misc. Items
J.D. model L.A. tractor with plow & cultivators;
disc harrow; spring tooth harrow; 2 wheel trailer;
sm. manure spreader; dirt scoop; Oliver 3 bottom
plow; horse plows; 3 iron kettles; kettle rings; stir
rers; butcher knives; forks; dippers; sausage stuff
er; lard press; wooden planes; augers; draw knives;
buck saw; barn boring tool; large asst, of carpenter
tools; old gas lights & fixtures; buggy light; bar
clamps; lanterns; pipe threaders; old car lights;
chunk stove; 2 corn shelters; David Bradley garden
tractor; old garden seeders; grain cradle; hay fork
& pulleys; wood saw; grindstone; old forge; black
smith tools; platform scales; hand cultivator; wagon
load of small items; etc.
1956 Chevy 4 door sedan, 6 cyl. in good condition.
4 H.P. Wheel Horse tractor & rotary mower.
Bench table; round oak table; set of 6 oak chairs;
set of 4 oak chairs; round front china closet with paw
feet; oak buffet; slant top secetary & bookcase or
china closet comb.; slant top school masters desk;
oak dressers & wash stands; oak bedroom suites;
blanket chest; oak rockers; cane seated chairs 8t
rocker; plank bottom chairs & rocker; chest of draw
ers; oak flower stands; loaf trunks; old organ desk
made into a high chair; rope bed; treadle sewing
machine; baby cradle; a lot of beautiful old picture
frames; oak kitchen cabinet; oil space heater; oil
stove; kerosene lamps;" iron stone turkey platter;
cherry seeder; butter churn; crocks; jugs; vinegar
barrel; Chas. D. Mori jug; Foust jug; goblets; glass
ware; china; sad irons & handle; child’s wicker- rock
ing chair; homemade clothes baskets & bushel bas
kets; lanterns; old jars; butter worker; 1915 license
plates; lap robe in perfect cond.; & lots of other
articles. ’ -
Philco no frost refrigerator in avocado, like new;
G.E. 40 in. electric stove; Coldspot 12 cu. ft. chest
type deep freeze; Kelvinator refrigerator; Hot Point
electric stove; Frigidaire electric clothes dryer; Dex
ter twin tub washer; 3 pc. living room suite; plat
form rocker; maple dinette table & 4 chairs; metal
kitchen cabinet; corner shelves; sm. chest of draw
ers; gossip bench; swivel rockers; end tables &
lamps; Christmas decor.; & many items too numer
ous to mention.
Terms: cash or approved check
Robert L. Sechrist, auctioneer Ph. 382-4379
John Hope Anderson, cleric
Not responsible for accidents
Planned
farm of Elmer Rohrer, Lebanon,
RDI. The farm is located on
Route 419, west of Buffalo
Springs, west of Schaefferstown,
at 10 a.m. Tour two will assemble
on the south parking lot of the
Annville-Cleona High School at
Annville. Both tours will then
proceed by auto to several farms
which are successfully growing
no-till corn. No-till planters will
be available for inspection.
The tours have been organized
and sponsored by the Lebanon
County Agricultural Extension
service, in cooperation with the
Lebanon Soil Conservation
District, and commercial firms
which provide agricultural
chemicals and machinery to
farmers. Tour leaders will be
- Newton Bair, agricultural Ex
tension service, Karl Hellerick,
district Soil Conservationist, and
John Henszey, chemical com
pany representative.
at 10:00 A.M.
Antiques
Household Goods
Mrs. Maynard McDowell, Sr.
Stewartstown, Pa. owner
Refreshments served
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Newton J. Bair
Asst. County Agent
Lebanon County