Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 27, 1975, Image 58

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    —Unc<»ttr Farming, Saturday, D«c. 27. 1975
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Berks DHIA Report
Robert Slttler
H 4-7
H 5-1
Clarence B. Kulp
Suile
Kimba
H M
H 7-10
H 8-10
H 8-2
Raymond A. Seidel
Lin H 8-3
Penny H 7-11
Hylark Finn
30 H 10-3
31 H 10-2
78 H 6-6
88 H M
123 H 34
128 H 3-3
Paul S. Phillips
45 H 5-2
Ernest 0. Miller
15 H 6-3
70 H 6-10
220 H 7-5
58 H 4-8
Harold & George Schuler
Princes H 5-2
Ballary H 4-4
Beauty . H 2-11
Carl Zettlemoyer
52 H 6-11
Harold Fenstennaker
Aline H
Cost of production
studied by Senate
A government study
released recently shows
costs of growing specific
crops. Aware of the
variances which can be
encountered in land prices,
mortgage payments, taxes,
etc., researchers who sub
mitted the study point out
that it “does not pretend to
answer die question simply
and finally. There is indeed
no simple and final answer.”
“But the study does tell,
within specific sets of cir
cumstances and clearly
Price raised
Starting January 1, the
cost of a routine soil analysis
at the University of
Delaware’s College of
Agricultural Sciences will be
$2. Dean William E. Mc-
Daniel, in announcing the
change from the previous
dollar fee, says the increase
is necessary to offset rising
costs of performing the
service.
Besides the routine
analysis, the cost of some
other more specialized soil
tests may be increased
slightly.
f A new service, leaf
mineral analysis, will also
now be offered through the
STOLTZFUS MEAT MARKET «
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Our Own Beef
Right From The Farm Iky
—FRESH BEEF AND PORK— jj I
OUR OWN HOME MADE h
SCRAPPLE & FRESH SAUSAGE IMi j
Bacon and Country Cured Hams
Orders taken for freezer
Meats—Custom Butchering
PH. 768-3941
Directions: 1 block east of Intercourse
on Rt 772 - Newport Road
Reg. Hours: Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-8; Sat 9-5
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stated assumptions, the
average cost of growing a
particular farm commodity
in one year - 1974.”
Here are some of the
figures the researchers
came up with: (AH figures
are per bushel)
Com: $2.06 - $2.77
Barley: $1.99 - $2.50
All wheat: $2.64 - $3.51
Winter wheat: $2.49 • $3.35
Soybeans: $3.97 - $5.69.
The report was prepared
by the Economic Research
Service for use by the Senate
Agriculture Committee.
diagnostic laboratory. This
test will be provided in
conjunction with a routine
soil analysis for $lO. These
combined tests will be of
primary use to growers of
commercia,! crops,
especially corn and
soybeans, who are ex
periencing unusual plant
nutrition problems.
EVERY FRIDAY
FEEDER CATTLE
12 NOON
Lancaster
Stockyards, Inc.
595
618
15,099
15,048
826
623
643
654
21,476
14,584
17,778
16,892
551
638
13,782
17,651
17,183
18,990
18,300
16,804
19,638
18,919
13,793
599
638
555
574
20,881
18,055
15,923
16,945
643
605
627
17,568
17,720
‘ 15,870
595
15,391
562
16,556
Letter Heyer
Reflect H 4-9
Ramil K- Dittrich
Tina
Onttlynn Acres
H 4-1
Poppy
Junge Farms
Liz H 8-5
Terry Binganum
23 H 3-8
200 H 0-4
BRB Farm
Susie
H 5-3
Hartman Brothers
84 H 3-2
106 H 2-3
Paul E. Labe
18 H 5-2
77 H 3-5
Gl9 H 8-3
*f§CIAL SPCC/Al SPg&jm*
YEAR END SAVINGS
For Better Milking
IT'S BOU MATIC
Fastest Growing Milking System
In The Nation.
30% DISCOUNT
ON GRAIN BINS
1976 BINS AT 74 PRICES A*.
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GRAIN STORAGE BINS
Inquiries invited from outlying areas.
COMPLETE PROGRAM
SALES-INSTALLATION—SERVICE
24-Hour Service Offered
SHENK'S FARM SERVICE
501 E. WOODS DRIVE, LITITZ, PA 17543 PHONE (717) 6251151
13,908
17,775
19,914
19,418
18,193
18,787
306
305
17,128
14,983
15,111
282
306
19,271
15,390
19,919
306
305
289
ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT
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Raymond B. Noll
6 H 7-1
7 H 5-4
Blut Mtn.- Academy
131 H 9-2
186 H
205 H 5-3
Clarenct C. Sattazahn
11 H 7-4
Pat 50 H 3-10
Paul J. Kuril
Vivian H 3-2
George S. Troutman Jr.
Gaia H 4-5
581
810
613
Redroae
Yoat Brother!
185
558
572
H 5-1
Eacutca H 3-11
Teen Chat Farm
45 H 5-2
40 H 3-3
750
597
679
DARI’KOOL
BULK MILK TANK
SAVINGS OF *250.00 TO *2500.00
3 u
Model DKE • Direct Expansion
450t0 3000 Gal. Tank
Model DKE Direct Expansion
Available • 500 Gal. Only
Special Diesel Operated Milk Tank
12 can Open Top Can Cooler
10 can open top can cooler
6 can open top can cooler
4 can open top can cooler
800 Gal. Mojonnier 5 H.P. belt driven compressor w/washer
625 Gal. Sunset flat top absolutely in new cond.
425 Gal. Esco $400.00
400 Gal. Jamesway
LIQUID MANURE EQUIPMENT
Trailer Mounted Pumps j
8-10-12 Ft. |
3 point-Hitch Mounted |
Pumps |
Tanks - 1250 gal. j
1875 gal. Tandem j
2500 gak Tandem |
3i.00 gal. Tandem j
H 5-1
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USED EQUIPMENT
1 "BETTERBILT”
Husky
Model 800 gal.;
1100 gal.;
1500 gal.;
2100 gal.;
3100 gal.
Ml
304
18,1 M
17,731
290
306
306
14,848
10.083
18,867
306
309
19,006
16,132
13,878
21,180
16,377
306
306
280
309
14,068
17,178
309
306
16,100
18,019
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Vacuum
Spreaders
863
093
501
60S
637
606
630
693
627
609
998
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