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New Holland Sales Stables, Inc.
4th ANNUAL
SPRING HEIFER SPECIAL
SATURDAY, MAY 21,1977
At 10 A.M.
New Holland, Pa.
At New Holland Sales Stables, 12 miles east
of Lancaster, Pa. on Rt. 23.
1000 Head of Holstein heifers. Holstein heifers of all
ages from small calves to big fancy springing and
fresh heifers.
250 Registered heifers with good pedigrees from
local herds. Many top AI sires represented. Registered
heifers sell at 12 Noon.
Many heifers will be identified grades and calfhood
vaccinated. Several are bred for summer and fall
freshening.
Note to consigners: Our commission rate is 3%.
All heifers must have 30 day health charts and should
be eligible for out-of-state buyers.
For more information about buying or con
signing to this special sale, contact Abe Dif
fenbach, phone 717-354-4341 or Norman Kolb -
717-397-5538.
PARKER ALL DAY
FARM DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1977
JASPER, NEW YORK
Sale to be held at the farm 3*/z miles north of
Jasper on the “five Corners” road. Watch for
pointers at 4 corners in Jasper. (Rte. 417).
As the Parkers’ have sold their farm and are
retiring from farming, all personal farm property
must be liquidated! The following is but a partial
listing of the many items to be sold!
47 home raised, interstate ready, Eastern bred
holsteins sell. Vet. checked for pregnancy, blood and
T.B. tested. 30 sharp, young mature animals,
primarily bred for fall! 8 fancy heifers bred for fall and
8 nice open yearlings. 1 holstein steer. Lots of quality
and dairy character throughout!
EQUIPMENT:
2 JD gas tractors: (2520 w.f.e., weights, chains, good
rubber, comfort cab, etc. and 3010 n.f.e., chains,
pulley, good rubber!!) Bestland 8 ft. rock picker
w/hopper, hardly used!! NH 512 spreader, new last
fall! NH 275 dual wheel baler w/ejector and plastic
twine knotter; NH 269 haybine; NH 55 side rake; 2 good
solid basket wagons on gear; Papec 2 beater s.u.
wagon on NH gear w/high floatation tires; IH 40112 ft.
harrow; Papec blower w/40 ft. pipe; New Killbros 350
gravity box on 7 T. gear; New NH No. 155 36 ft. hay and
grain elevator w/1% hp. motor; JD No. 18 1 row
picker; AC No. 100 s.p. combine; Meyers 3 pt. 100 gal.
sprayer; IH No. 245 2 row corn planter; IH 13 disc drill;
land roller; 30 ft. hay and grain elevator w/motor; 3 pt.
8 ft. rear scraper blade; JD No. 10 side mt. mower; JD
No. 6 chopper w/1 row corn head; JD F-130 full mt. 3
bottom 16” plow w/coulters; IH flat bed ensilage
wagon w/false end gate; 8 ft. cattle rack for Chevy. 20
series pick-up; IH 8 ft. binder on rubber; 6 ft. locust
posts; buzz saw; aerator elect, grain dryer; 2 6 in.
belts; new alum. 40 ft. ext. ladder; 2 JDhyd. cylinders;
3 Surge 50 lb. milker units; 2 feed carts; forced air coal
and wood stove; Homelite XL-700 chain saw; 6 new
rolls of 4 pt. barb wire; large qty. of new lumber; good
Forney 180 amp. welder; shop tools; much, much
more!
4300 bales good mixed hay sold in 3 lots; qty. of
bedding; qty. of ensilage in silo; app. 400 bu. “ORBIT”
oats, 1 yr. from cert.! Large quantity of corn on cob!
Everything in excellent state of repair. The Parkers
have farmed here for over 25 years! Plan for a big
sale! Your inspection invited. Lunch available. Cattle
sale in tent.
Terms: Cash or good check sale day with iden
tification.
Owned by,
MR. AND MRS. LYLE PARKER
607-792-2027
Sale by:
James and Victor Pirrung, Wayland, N.Y.
716-728-2520
Gerald Pirrung, Ulysses, Pa. 814-848-7401.
R.M. Shaylor, Troy, Pa.
10:00 A.M.
DAIRY:
PRODUCE:
Tokyo. It has 252 lanes.
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM TRACTORS AND MACHINERY,
TRUCKS, INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES
The undersigned will sell the following on the
premises known as GRIMMEL BROS. - 3725
FEDERAL HILL ROAD (Md. Rte. No. 165) North
of JARRETTSVILLE in the Northwestern part of
Harford County, Maryland.
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1977
At 10:30 A.M.(est)
FARM MACHINERY: 8N Ford Tractor, JD tractor
model ‘B’, Case VC tractor, 5 hp. riding mower, JD 3 x
14” plow, 3 pt. hitch, JD 17 disc grain drill, IHC snow
blower for Cub Cadet, new post hole digger, 3 pt. hitch;
16 ft. wheel barrow seeder, 2 standart bam cleaner
units, 5 ft. rotary mower, 2 New Cyclone seeders, 7 ft.
Myers snow blade; 10 ft. snow plow. Molasses lick tank
(2 wheels).
TRUCKS: ’73 C-60 Chev. dump, ’73 Chev. pickup, ’7l
Int. 1910, ’69 Ford F 8 dump truck, ’62 Diamond T single
axle tractor, ’54 2 ton dump, sth wheel. Step. Bumper
for GMC pickup, ’72 Chev. Vega auto (35,000 miles.)
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT: Case CK No. 530
backhoe and loader, Ford No. 400Cbackhoe and loader,
12 ton and 30 ton hydraulic jacks, 1 ton chain fall, 8 ft. x
33 ft. mobile office trailer, misc, tires and rims. 800 lb.
counter weight, ’6O Michigan 175 A loader w/23/4 yd.
bucket.
HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES: Smith Corona ad
ding machine, w/cash drawer, elec, motors, 8 ft. Lolly
Columns, 20 ft. R.R. Rail, ping pong and formica top
tables; 2” cherry lumber, plastic pipe, assorted pipe
fittings, NCR cash register, 16 metal storage racks, 1
small and 2 large safes, barb wire, cattle wire, 4 bu.
seed com, alum. 3” pipe, 2 wood desks, 2 rolls of new
cable, large quantity of bolts and nuts, large quantity
of 6d to lOd nails. Locust posts, 2 ft. shower doors, work
gloves and misc. tools.
Terms: Cash or approved check.
Owner,
GRMMEL BROS.
Jarrettsville, Md.
21084
301-557-7400
John H. O’Neill, Auctioneer
Forest Hill. Md. 21050
301-838-6980
Lunch served by the
Ladies of the Jarrettsville VFW.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, APRIL 23,1977
At 11 Sharp
Located off Rt. 44 at Shinglehouse on Sun
nyside Rd. One mile from Oswayo Valley School.
20 miles from Wellsville, N.Y. and 16 miles from
Olean, N.Y.
' a
50 HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIHS
Herd consists of 25 mature cows, 5 heifers of
breeding age. 9 choice yearling heifers. 11 started
calves ranging from 1-8 months. DHIA records
available. Individual cows producing up to 17,000 m.
Herd test 3.8. Many just fresh and several bred for fall.
Interstate tested pregnancy examined.
MACHINERY
Case 970 Agri-King dsl. tractor excellent condition.
1300 hrs. Oliver Super 77 tractor wide front-AC WD 45
tractor with high lift and bucket. AC 4 btm. plows. AC
12 ft. transport disc. 1976 Jeep J-20 pickup truck 3 /< ton-4
speed. 2 Lamco SU forage wagons with Badger
running gear very good. JD 4 row com planter. NH
tank manure spreader. NH 717 chopper with com and
grass heads. NH 7 foot haybine No. 467. JD rear mount
mower. International side rake. AC cultivator NH
blower. Butler Bulk-o-matic feed bin-4 ton capacity. 2
nay and grain elevators. 2 two-way hydraulic cylin
ders. Wagon with rack. Drags. lime sower and seeder.
3 pt. hitch. AC post hole digger. Cherokee 3 pt. cement
mixer, new. Grain auger. 3 Surge milker units, wheel
barrow, electric clippers. Numerous other items.
Terms: Cash or good check.
Owners:
MR. AND MRS. JAMES SALADA
Auctioneer, Si Pepperman
Sales Managers, Cliff Mesler and Dave Rumsy
Lunch available.
Guernsey milk produces
two pounds more cheese per
100 pounds of milk than any
other breed’s milk.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 16,1977
Straw can be
suitable feed
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
- Straw treated with sodium
hydroxide and supplemented
with urea nitrogen can be
used successfully in feeding
cattle and sheep, ex
periments at Penn State
Univeristy have found.
The findings were reported
during Livestock Day held
earlier this year. Treating
straw with an alkali such as
sodium hydroxide breaks the
chemical bond between
cellulose and lignin, making
the cellulose digestible,
according to Hong Suk Park,
graduate assistant in animal
science.
Fed a ration of 50 per cent
treated straw and urea
supplement, lambs showed
considerably more weight
gains per day than lambs fed
any other ration containing
straw. Weight gains of these
animals, averaging one-half
pound per day, were ex
ceeded only by lambs fed a
standard ration of grain
mixture and alfalfa hay.
When the animals were fed a
ration containing 75 per cent
treated straw , they still
gained one-third of a pound
per day.
Laboratory analysis
showed that 86 per cent of the
cellulose in alkali-treated
straw was digestible
compared with only 41 per
cent of the cellulose in up
treated straw. Protein
synthesis from non-protein
nitrogen in the animal’s
rumen or first stomach was
also increased by the alkali
treatment.
Park said large worldwide
quantities of straw, could be
important in nutrition of cud-
PUBLIC SALE
OF 275 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK
Located 5 miles north of Chambersburg, Pa.,
and 5 miles south of Shippensburg, Pa., on
Route 11.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22,1977
At 6:30 P.M.
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
Consisting of 60 bred heifers of which most are close
springers, balance from sale to summer; 205 open
Holstein heifers ranging from 3 mos. of age to breeding
age. 6 Red & White Holstein heifers and few mixed beef
type heifers.
This is a fine group of young cattle out of good
breeding, all dehorned and wormed. Bangs and T.B.
tested within 30 days of sale with individual health
charts.
Terms: Cash - Not responsible for accidents.
Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk: C. L. Metz
JOHN C. DEIHL
Cattle to be sold in tent - Lunch Available.
Farm Equipment
FREY BROS. MFC.
QUARRYVILLE, PA PHONE (717) 786-2146
• Farm Gates • Automatic Wagon
• Head Gates Hitch
• Calf Creep • Ritchie Waterers
• Steel Fence * Electric Gates
• Free Stalls * Al Chutes
• Loading Chutes • Ear Tags
(Slop Stops) • Feed Bunks
* Steel Buildings • Hay Racks •
WRITE FOR FRFE CATALOGS
chewing animals if
digestibility and palatability
can be improved as shown at
Penn State. A native of
Korea, Park hopes to apply
his findings to animal
feeding projects in his home
country.
He indicated alkali-treated
straw is used in mos*
European countries. In
Denmark and England, the
treated straw is stored in
silos or is made into cubes or
briquettes.
The experiments used 35
wether lambs for 42 days in
the mid Summer of 1976. The
lambs were divided into
groups of seven by weight.
Two groups were fed either
treated or untreated straw
as 50 per cent of the ration.
Another two groups were fed
either treated or untreated
straw as 75 per cent of the
ration.
Producing alkali-treated
straw for animal feed is a
growing business in coun
tries such as Denmark,
England, Australia, and
parts of Africa, it was stated.
Some companies process the
treated straw into cubes or
briquettes at the rate of four
tons per hour.
Liming acid soils will
increase the yields of
grasses and legumes and
improve their quality. Many
of the failures associated
with these crops may be
caused by the lack of lime.
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