Control of Farming Continues to Shift
Farmers will probably Vertical coordination via However, the shift of control the needs of farmers, par
:ontinue to see control of production contracts will from farmers to local tlcularly those with little
heir en J? r P r ses .. *■"“ probably account for some of cooperatives may continue experience or equity, in
oward vertical coordination this continued shift of control to be minimal. dicate some shift of control
irrangements, cooperative to ofMarm firms, the report Family and investor to creditors. The shift
interprises, family and said. Farm leasing may also corporations are both ex- usually involves some
nvestor corporations, and continue to increase. Such pected to grow in Importance participation by the creditor
irrangements involving leasing may Include Tease- in agriculture. When a in organizational decisions,
arm credit, according to a like arrangements for the family corporation is formed but less in operational
•ecently released U.S. use of farm buildings and out of sole proprietorship, decisions.
)epartment of Agriculture machinery, custom hiring the shift in control is
eport. for selected farm operations, typically very slight. In
The trend toward off-farm and custom feeding and contrast, formation of an
ontrol is being encouraged caring for farm animals. investor corporation usually
iy the quickening pace of National and regional involves a complete shift of
hange in agricultural farmer cooperatives may control from farmer to
schnology and in processing greatly expand their buying corporation,
nd marketing goods, ac- and selling activities, with Farm credit en
jrding to the report by the some expansion of various cumbrances are expected to
lepartment’s Economic forms of cooperative or expand significantly over the
esearch Service. collective bargaining likely, next decade. Current trends
* n adapting farm credit to
PUBLIC
AUCTION
RIVERWOOD FARM
with old (1804) Stone Residence, more than
3200' adjacent to Susquehanna River in
Southern Lancaster County
Next to Mason & Dixon Line
180 Acres (more or less), 130 Acres Cropland
- Highly Productive Soil. Beautiful woodland with
some timber.
3 Streams - 2 to 3 Acres pondsite - many
Springs, marvelous views of the river and
surrounding countryside. Over 1,000 ft. frontage
on Cook Landing Road - More available.
March 22 - Friday
10:00 A.M.
Personal Property including farm items and
antiques to be sola inside new clear span pole
barn (50 x 120’).
Real Estate to be sold at 1 P.M. Sharp. Terms
10 percent down - balance cash 30 days or less.
Vz farm is terraced with 1500’ grass waterway
Chester silt loam & related soils - some fencing.
2 barns, implement shed and other outbuildings.
New pole barn (50’ x 120’). Truss construction.
Older barn needs repair, slate roof, deep well,
149’ soft water. Residence stone, 9 rooms, 3 full
baths, 5 fireplaces, slate roof, much original
hardware in house.
Farm Equipment - Manure spreader, 2 wheel
cart, 15 KW generator & fuse panel (tractor
powered) and much more.
Inspection - By appointment - Phone 717-548-
2156 or March 9 and 16 9 A.M to 4 P.M.
No Residence Inspection on Sale Day.
Location - At Pleasant Grove - 4Vi miles
Southwest of Wakefield, Lancaster Co., Penna. 6
miles North of Conowmgo, Maryland. On Cook
Landing Road. 1 mile Southwest of Pleasant
Grove. Follow signs
Write or phone for additional details
TERMS BY
Auctioneers
J. Everett Kreider
Quarryville RDI, Pa. 17566
Carl Diller
2112 South View Rd.
Lancaster, Pa 17602
Lunch by Robert Fulton Fire Co. Aux
PAUL E. CASE
Peach Bottom, Pa. 17563
Phone 717-548-2156
Pa. has 17 Entries
in Barrow Contest
’ Exhibitors from 33 states
and Canada submitted en
tries in the Production
Tested Barrow Contest of the
National Barrow Show. The
Production Tested Barrow
Contest now in its second
year is the only individual
PUBLIC
AUCTION
MON., MARCH 4,
at ll:OOa.m.
INT M and Super M tractors
plows disc loader, spreader
55T baler, JD 290 planter
drill mower, flat wagons, flail
chopper, etc Milk tank cans,
milkers 4 Hoi cows 2
heifers, 9 black cross yearling
heifers 4 steers, and some
household
Uhler Haggerty, owner at
Oldfield Point Road, Elkton,
Md.
H. Rudnick & Sons,
Auctioneers
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, MARCH 9,1974
at 12:00 Noon
On premises located midway between LECK KILL and ROUGH A
READY; R.Dil, Klinferstown, Pa.; Upper Mahanoy Township, Lower
Northumberland County. 25 mites Southeast of Sunbury; 8 miles East
off Route 225 at Red Cross') watch for sale arrows in Villafe of Leek
Kill). 10 miles Northwest of Hegins; turn west off Route 125 at Keim’s
Cafe [watch for sale arrows in Village of Rough & Ready).
128 ACRE FARM
approximately 100 Acres Tillable, balance Pasture, some Wooded;
Deep Well, Small Stream, Paved Township Road.
SIX-ROOM 2V2-STORY
FRAME DWELLING
with Bath and Electric Heat'
Bank Barn; 24-ft. x 50-fl. Block 2-Bay Garage and Shop; Wagon Shed
with Corn Crib and Granary; and other Outbuildings.
This farm is centrally located in a picturesque rural area Ideal for
cattle Land in high state of cultivation with unlimited potential
For Inspection Call - 717 425-2431 after 4 00 P M
TERMS - 10% down balance in 60 days further terms and con
ditions to be announced the day of sale Real Estate will be offered at
100 PM
ALLIS CHALMERS WD4S TRACTOR and ALLIS CHALMERS WD
TRACTOR both with 3Pt Hitch and Live PTO Tractor Blade and
Scoop Allis Chalmers No 303 PTO Baler AC 2 Row Corn Planter
A C Semi mounted 3 Bottom 14 Plow,- A C Cultivator Massey
Ferguson Manure Spreader on Rubber 30 ft New Holland Bale and
Gram Elevator with 1 h p Motor Lilhston 7ft 6 PTO Rotary Cutter
New Idea 7ft Semi mounted Mower N I Side Delivery Rake Bft
Disk 14 ft Wagon 4 Section Harrow Two Row Oliver Corn Picker
I H No 5 Flail Chopper Chicken Equipment Wheelbarrow on
Rubber Electric Fencers Log Chains some 5/8 Tomato Baskets
approximately
100 Bu OATS - 15 Ton HAY - 12 Ton STRAW
FULL LINE BUTCHER EQUIPMENT including US Berkel 12 Electric
Meat Saw Electric Wellsaw model 400 Splitting Saw Meat Grinder
with 3 h p Motor Kettle Stove with Gas Burner Gas Heater Cham
Hoist 1 ton Capacity Sausage Stuffers Platform Scale Beam Scale
Scalding Troughs Butcher Box Spreaders Hooks Knives Forks
Ladles Crocks Wooden Tables and Benches and other items not
listed
MARK T. PAUL and LENA PAUL # Owners
Isaac J Tressler Attorney
GEORGE N DEIBERT, Auctioneer - Phone 717-425 2258
Copies of “En
trepreneurial Control in
Farming,” ERS-542, are
available on request by
telephone (202) 447-7255 or
postcard (include zipcode)
from the Division of In
formation, Economic
Research Service, U. S.
Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. 20250.
barrow class at the “World
Series of Swine Shows”
which will be held this year
on September 9 -10 -11 at the
Mower County Fairgrounds
in Austin, Minn.
Entries in the contest
totaled 1,178, far in excess of
the 843 entries that were
submitted for the first time
one year ago.
Entries were received
from the following states;
lowa, Illinois, Minnesota,
Missouri, Indiana, Ohio,
Wisconsin, Oklahoma,
Nebraska, Texas, South
Dakota, Kansas, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Georgia,
North Dakota? Alabama,
Idaho, Mississippi, Colorado,
Tennessee, Maryland,
Arkansas, New York,
Oregon, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Louisiana,
New Mexico, Utah, Florida
and Kentucky. Entries were
also received from Canada.
Eight more states will be
FARM EQUIPMENT
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Mar. 2,1974—53
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SAT. MARCH 2 - ll A.M.
Public Sale of Farm
Equipment located along
Green Acre Road, Lititz, Pa.
Take Route 772 West out of
Lititz, Pa. Sale by Chester K.
Sensenich; Wilbur H. Hosier
and Jay M. Witman, Auc
tioneers.
SAT. MARCH 2 - 9 A.M. Bart
Two. Fire Co. 10th Annual
All Day Sale located 6 miles
southeast of Strasburg along
Route 896 in the village of
Georgetown, Lancaster
County, Pa. Horses, Mules,
Straw, Hay, Com, and Farm
Equipment. Terms by Bart
Twp. Fire Co.
SAT. MARCH 2 - 12 P.M.
Cleo Teel Milking Herd
Dispersal, Dimock, Pa.,
Dimock Twp., Susq. Co.
located 2 miles East of Pa.
Rt. 29 at Dimock on the
represented at the 1974 event
than were entered in the
Production Tested Barrow
Contest one year ago.
Tony L. Folker, Pork Chop
Farm, New Holland, Pa., is
included in the list of
exhibitors who entered hogs
m the 1974 Production Tested
Barrow Contest. His barrow
will be consigned to the St.
Ansgar (Iowa) Test Station,
located some 15 miles south
of Austin. He is responsible
for transporting his barrow
to the Test Station on
Thursday and Friday, May
9-10.
Barrows which complete
the test and which qualify for
the live show at the National
Barrow Show will be divided
into weight classes within
their breed. Following the
live show, the barrows will
be slaughtered and ap
PUBLIC SALE
FARM EQUIPMENT
Location: 6 miles South of Coatesville, Pa. 3 miles
East of Cochranville off Rt. #lO, near Gum Tree,
along North Gum Tree Road, Chester Co., Pa.
THURSDAY, MAR. 14,1974
(5) John Deere Tractors: 4010 Diesel; 4020
Diesel; 730 Gas; "40"; "A" with loader;
—46A-J.D. Loader with V-Plow; N.H. "975"
Combine; (4)-38" row corn head; 13' grain
head (no custom work); N.H. 818 field chop
per 2-row corn head direct cut; grass pickup;
N.H. Haybine; N.H. "271" Baler; N.H. "36"
Flail Chopper; (4) N.H. grain drying wagons;
Hydraulic Hoists; (3) "115" J.D. Chuck wag
ons; (2) N.H. Spreaders.
J.D. 15 Disc Drill; J.D. 4-bottom 16 ’ trip plow; J.D.
4-row Cornplanter; 4-row J.D. Cultivator; (2) J.D 12
ft. disc harrows; J D 12 ft roller harrow, 12 ft. Culti
packer, 12 ft. J.D. Spring Harrow, J D 3 point Scrap
er, (5) Flat Bottom Wagons, 3 are J.D. Hoist Wagons;
Dion Silo Blower; 50 Ft. of Pipe; N.H. Blower, Papec
19” Ensilage Cutter, McKessick transport Mixer with
12 ft elevator: Papec 1 > ton Mixer, JD No. 8
mower, 2-wheel Calf Cart, Disc Harrow; Cultipacker;
Field Sprayer 20 ft. Boom; 28’ Little Giant Elevator;
25’ barn Elevator; 8’ Corn Elevator; Corn Drag; (5)
J D Powertool Double Action Cylinders, 2 - (8)” 75 ft.
endless belts; (2) 90’ Hay Ropes, Creosote Fence
Posts.
1964 —Vz Ton 6 Cyl. Chevrolet Pick-Up
Approx. 40 Tons Hay; 10 Tons Straw
Lots of Miscellaneous items including Anvil;
Grease Guns; Chains; Etc
“No Sale Here In 50 Years”
Aucts.: Carl Diller 4G4-2233
J. Everett Kreider 284-4517
macadam road leading to
Hop Bottom and Nicholson, 8
miles south of Montrose.
Also approx, halfway bet
ween Union Church and
Dimock. Watch for Bunnell
Red Auction Arrows. Sale by
Cleo Teel, owner, RD.,
Montrose, Pa. Merton L.
Bunnell, Auctioneer & Sale
Mgr.
SAT. MAR. 2 - 11:00 A.M.
Public Sale Absolute Auction
at the farm in Earlville,
Cecil Co., Md. From Elkton,
Md. take Rt. 213 south to
Cecilton, Md.; take Rt. 282 3
miles west of farm. From Rt.
301, take Rt. 313 to 213 north
to Cecilton; Rt. 282 west 3
mi. to farm. Sale by Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Davis, Earlville,
Md. Owners; and James P.
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praised in a production*
related Carcass Contest.
Entries from the state of
Pennsylvania totaled 17. .
the future of our institutions,
of our government, and of
our country if the preoccu
pation of its officials is to be
no longer the piomotion of
justice and equal opportunity
but is to be devoted to barter
in the markets .”
—Herbert Hoover
OF
10:30 a.m.
SALE BY,
PAUL L. COATES
R#3, Coatesville, Pa.
Ph 215 857-9421
Lunch