MACHINERY SALE
The second jnnualmachinery sale will beheld
at the Western Md. Stockyards grounds located
along State Rt. 31 between New Windsor &
Westminster, Md.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19,1977
At 10:30 A.M.
Farmall 1066 with cab & air (like new), Farmall 856
diesel with wide front, 3 pt. hitch, JD 40 20 diesel, MF
model SO with loader, Farmall 450 gas, Farmall M.
Famiall H, AC-CA with side mower, AC-C with side
mower, Fold tractors, Fordson power major, JD 8 hp.
tractor & mower.'Sears 10 hp. (factor & mower, other
nding mowers, some 3 pt hitch plows, 2-3 bottom 3 pt.
disc plows, spring tooth harrows some 3 pt disc
harrows, some 3 pt., some PTO manure spreaders, hay
conditioners, mowers, rakes, NH 5 ft. rotary mowers,
scraper blades, 1 row Oliver com picker, 7 ft. Case pull
type Combine, 5 horsepower rototiller, 3 sets of tractor
tires, 1 Amish Buggy, com shelter, gas hot air furnace.
Hoover washer, new tarpaulins, some hand tools, etc.
Note: Some of above tractors are in like new con
dition if you have need for a large tractor ready for
work don’t miss, this sale. This is only a partial listing
there will be many other pieces not in this list. Let us
sell your machinery. Those having items consigned or
wish to consign to this sale bring yon items in on March
17 & 18.
Robert L. Hooper: Sale Manager & Auctioneer
Rt. 12 Box 40
Frederick, Md. 21701
Phone:3ol-473-8521
Lunch Available
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
HOLSTEM SALES
FARM SHOW BUILDING - HARRISBURG, PA.
THURSDAY, MUCH 31 & FRIDAY, APRIL 1,1977
THURSDAY—MARCH 31 FRIDAY. APRIL 1
200 HEIFER CALVES 100 BRED HEIFERS
Bom Aprir/6 thru Jan. 77 15 COWS 10 BULLS
★★★A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE QUALITY AND VOLUME***
LOOK AT THE DAMS OF THE CALVES AND OREO HEIFERS
PRODUCTION CLASSIFICATION
12qyer24,000 5-Excellent
63-20,000t024,000 105-VeryGood
61-18,000t020,000 133-Good Phis
57-16,000t0 18,000
Si-14,000t0 16,000
DAIKHTIRS OF THESE GREAT SIRES SOL
52-Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation 50-Harrisburg Gay Ideal
13-Paclamar Astronaut 10-Whittier Farms Apollo Rocket
10-PenstateivanhoeStar 9-Arlinda Jet Stream
7-FGP Elevate Ivan Al 5-Padamar Triune Complete
5-Citation R Maple 5-Paclamar Double Triune
4-Edeal Pinonia Matt Tippy 3-Padamar Bootmaker
3-WhirihiH Kingpin 3-Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe
PIUS DAUGHTERS OF OMR HIGHLY PROVEN BULLS SUCH AS
Starlite
Mihi Betty
Commander
Kirk Jupiter
15 YOUNG COWS
Sires Inc. Elevation, Monitor, R Maple
6 VERY GOOD-SEVERAL POTENTIAL VB
A TWO DAY SALE WHERE YOU CAN PURCHASE
-High Quality In Volume
-Depth of Pedigree
•Popular U.S. Breeding
-Real Foundation Breeding Stock
Sale Headquarters; Special Ring-side Phone State Holstein Show
Quality Court Motel 717-234-7335 All sale consignments are
Harrisburg, Pa. eligible for the
717-652-3811 State Holstein Show
Saturday, April 2.
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO A BEEF BARBEQUE AT
THE FARM SHOW BUILDING. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 31.
FOR CATALOGS CONTACT:
PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION
839 BENNER PIKE, STATE COLLEGE, PA. 16801
PHONE: 814-234-0364
ArHnda Chief
Willow Farm
Virginian
Combination
10 YOUNfi BULLS
EXCEPTIONAL MATERNAL LINES
SIRED BY THE BREEDS BEST
Conservation duties clarified
HARRISBURG - The
Agriculture Advisory
Committee to the Depart
ment of Environmental
Resources on March 3
clarified the responsibilitites
for erosion and sedimen
tation control measures
between the landowner and
tenant farmer.
The recommendation,
spelled out during the
committee’s regular
meeting here in the
Department of Agriculture
Building, indicated that the
landowner, or the absentee
landlord, will be responsible
for developing the plan and
for the construction of any
needed permanent type
control structures. The
tenant fanner will then be
responsible for complying
with the control plan.
Chester Heim,
representing the Penn
sylvania Farmers
Association and newly
elected chairman of the
Agriculture Advisory
Committee, presided when
Aftoo Schadel, chief, division
of Soil Resources and
Erosion Control, DER’s
Bureau of Soil and Water
Conservation, reported that
a directory of soil erosion
Giendell
Performer
Kit Builder
and sedimentation control active part in implementing The next committee
Practices for agriculture has the cuidelines in order to meeting is slated for May 5,
been developed and will be - * m oroer io at 9am ? at Penn .
available within six months cnsure preservation of sylvania Farmers
to a year. prime agricultural land in Association headquarters,
The purpose of the the Commonwealth. Camp Hill,
directory, explained
Schadel, is to provide in
formation to landowners who
choose to develop their own
erosion and sedimentation
control plan rather than
receiving assistance through
the local Conservation
District
The Education and
Trainings Committee
recommended that DER and
The Pennsylvania State
University Cooperative
Extension Service should
jointly prepare a program
for disseminating in
formation on the manure
management manual. This
training type of program
would be carried out at
meetings within the
agricultural community.
A report from the Sewage
Sludge Application Com
mittee noted that this goupis
currently developing a
manual on sewage sluge
application to agricultural
lands that would meet DER
guidelines.
James Benson, of the WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Bureau of Air Quality and Sen. Herman Tahnadge, (D.
Noise Control, announced - Ga.) Chairman of the
that consideration is being Senate Committee on
given revisions to air quality Agriculture, Nutrition and
regulations that would Forestry, has introduced a
exempt fanning practices to bill (S. 745) which provides a
a certain extent. He said that priority system for certain
DER does not feel the agricultural uses of natural
proposed exemptions being gas. The Bill, which would
considered by the En- amend the Natural Gas
vironmental Quality Board Act, has been referred to the
will adversely affect Penn- Committee on Energy and
sylvania’s air quality Natural Resources,
standards. According to the Senator,
Eugene Eisenbise, the bill would provide a
director, Bureau of En- natural gas priority for
vironmental Master Plan- essential agricultural
ning, announced that purposes second only to the
guidlelines are being needs of existing residential
developed on implementation and small commercial users,
of the Environmental Master itr would include fertilizer'
Plan and urged the and agricultural chemical
agricultural group to take an production, food and fiber
3rd ANNUAL GIGANTIC MACHINERY
AUCTION
' MONROE TRACTOR INC. ANNUAL AUCTION
At the intersection of Rts. 247 and 5 and 20,3 miles East of
Canandaigua, New York. Adjacent to the Finger Lakes Livestock
Market.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18. 1977
10 A.M.
ALL MACHINERY HAS BEEN RECONDITIONED AND WILL AB
SOLUTELY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER!
30 TRACTORS
Case 1170,930,800,830,1370 with Cab, 970,1030,1070 with Cab and Low Hours. IH
966 with only 12 hours; 6744 D, H with loader, 2424, W 4, M; JD 60, B, B with loader,
40 with loader; David Browh 990,1210, 885; Massey 175, 30, 333; A-C Dl9, C, B;
Oliver 1750; Ford 861 D and others.
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT
Plows—Oliver, JD, Ford, Case 2 bottoms through 6 bottom; 20 disc harrows,
offsets, choice of 6 IH, JD, Taylor Way, Tandems, choice of 12 from 10 to 22 foot all
makes. Cultivators, 4 and 6-row rear mounts.
HARVESTING & HAY
Forage Harvesters, NH 717, JD 34,35,38, Fox 900', IH 50, AC, Papec and others.
Haybines NH 907, SP Windrower, NH 4695, 4795, 1469. Hesston 1014 practically new.
Owatonna, JD and others. Balers, NH 269,271,276, IH 47 wire, 57-430. JD 14T, 24T,
Oliver 620, Hesston 56 round baler. Ford mounted corn picker, JD 50 rake, IH rake.
Wetmore grinder mixer, NH forage box and gear, Papec forage box and gear,
Spreaders, NH choice of 5. Hawk tank spreader in very good condition, MF and
others. Brillion and Dunham packers and coltimulchers. Sprayers, Hardy, John
Bean, Tecnoma. Post hole digger, post driver. Fork lift new 3-point hitch. Loader
boom. Ford % ton pickup. Chevrolet Car. Plus many other items.
Terms: Cash. Financing can be arranged prior to day of sale.
Sale Managed by,
FINGER LAKES LIVESTOCK MARKET
Canandaigua, N.Y.
Phone 716-394-1515
Parker and Pepperman, Auctioneers X
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 12,1977
Bargaining bill up
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Rep. B. F. Sisk (D. - Calif.)
has re-introduced his
proposal to amend and
strengthen the Agricultural
Fair Practices Act of 1968.
(The bill number is H.R.
3792.) According to his staff,
the bill is the same as last
year. One of the key
provisions of the proposal is
to make it a prohibited
practice "to refuse to
bargain in good faith with an
association of producers
producing under contract
which has been certified by
the Secretary of
Agriculture.”
The amendments would
set criteria for the Secretary
Energy bill
to use in certifying a
bargaining association.
Among the requirements is
that the association
represent at least 50 per cent
of the number of producers
of the commodity in a given
"major area” or represent
at least 50 per cent of the
volume of the commodity in
the major area. A major
area is defined as "... a
single state or an area of
production which is readily
identified by past practices
and which produces at least
25 per cent of the total
volume of a commodity in a
single state .. ”
(From UEP’s United
Voices.”)
introduced
processing and packaging,
crop drying, and irrigation.
It would also apply to those
activities related to plant
protection, processing, and
feed - stock requirements. It
would apply to both in
terstate and intrastate gas
supplies.
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