—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 4. 1977
152
York County DHIA
{Continued from Pate 124]
William H Fantom
84 3 7-8
Ruth 3 4-9
David Stewart
Sonia
Minute
Andy
3 6-4
3 4-10
3 2-10
Bonnie 3 2-9
Jessie 3 2-11
MoUie 3 2-9
Susquehanna Dairy Fm
Brita 27 3 5-4
Gina 85 3 4-1
Fawn Valley Farm
3 6-1 L
Polly
3 5-2
3 4-3
Trixie
Missy
Mm OF HERD OWNER
Sinking Spring Fm Inc
Avalong Farms Inc
Sinking Spring Fm Inc
Beshore Farms
Avalong Farms Inc
Thomas A Boyer
HEFetrow&Sons
Smysers Richlawn Fms
Robert R Stewart
Guy A Leader & Sons ■
Bupplynn Farms Farm 2
Melvin Diem Jr.
Fred Sprenkle
EarlFuhnnan
Wayne B Mummert
David Stewart
FredKimmel
Paul R King
Hidden Springs Farm
Avalong Farms Inc
Lynn Wolf
Galawn Farms
Paul R King
Rutter Bros
Mcßal Dairy Farm
Claude M Cooper
Elvin G Molison
Hidden Springs Farm
Robert W Mays
Curtis V Thompson
Eugene M Kilgore
Gum Tree Farm
Leroy Bupp
Elmer Myers
Richard EStough
Vincente Webb
T Edwin Johnson
Harold Brown
Rodman C Thompson
Stump Acres
Avalong Farms Inc
Elvin RDeiter
Philip RStambaugh
Harold Brown
Leroy Hertzler
Phillip DLaughman
Gum Tree Farms
Roy and Frank Feeser
Honey crest Fm
J Donnell Taylor (Mar)
William H Fantom (Mar)
C Robert Kilgore (Mar)
Albert Dehoff
Rick L Cook
JE Janius&Son
Wayne LSweitzer
Kenneth L Rexroth
Susquehanna Dairy Fm
JH&MBHushon
Mervin W Hertzler
Palmer McWilliams Jr
Dale & Darla Doll
Donald Wilson
J Donnell Taylor
William H Fantom
Adrian Rinehart
Elwood T Krick
Dennis L McWilliams
Larry J Moyer
Mervin W Hertzler (Mar)
Ellis Crowl
Desota & Robt Burchett (Mar)
Robert J Reheard
Jay L Hoover
Philip R Stambaugh (Mar)
Fawn Valley Farm
T & M & M K Walker
Geor Bren Farms
Carl Anderson
C Robert Kilgore
Horace E Heindel
Gum Tree Farms
Melvin R Lehr
John H Doll Jr
Jacobs & Stambaugh
Adrian Rinehart (Mar)
Desota & Robt Burchett
Steven & Beth Staner
John D Adams
13,163
17,815
305
305
18,005
23.630
17,218
14,085
13,069
14,950
15,301
13,382
305
305
15,210
14,306
13,714
303
305
305
' BREED
B 3
B 3
B 3
B 3
B 2
B 3
B 3
B 3
62
B 8
B 8
Students
572
730
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
Farmers needing
temporary workers,
especially for the Summer,
have an opportunity to help
to educate youpg people who
will make their careers in
agriculture. The young
people are students from
urban backgrounds now
majoring in agriculture at
The Pennsylvania State
University,
Many of these students
575
512
504
697
528
COW OATS MBA
IN MILK L»S.
97.5 61.5
86.9 58.8
88.5 56.2
93.5 60.3
88.5 56.9
92.3 54.0
95.5 53.2
85.8 50.3
95.8 52.7
92.8 40.5
95.5 52.7
95.7 45.9
89.1 52.4
84.5 45.4
86.3 50.2
86.4 48.1
95.5 42.2
■ 91.6 44.5
85.2 43.4
92.1 37.6
84.4 49.4
86.4 44.9
90.2 44.2
94.4 34.8
94.1 45.1
91.5 44.1
91.5 44.8
81.0 41.8
87.8 44.8
95.4 47.3
86.7 40.7
95.3 45.6
91.4 41,5
87.3 43.2
88.1 43.7
97.4 45.4
92.2 43.3
93.1 43.4
83.0 43.9
88.0 44.1
81.2 32.1
91.3 43.4
88.6 40.4
94.6 45.0
96.9 40.4
88.7 41.3
85.1 41.2
86.2 40.2
87.1 34.3
88.7 40.5
94.4 42.4
88.5 39.0
94.0 41.0
86.9 37.1
90.0 30.9
83.8 41.1
89.5 41.1
84.9 41.9
88.3 39.6
90.7 33.5
83.9 41.8
86.3 37.8
82.5 38.3
82.6 36.9
89.5 41.5
88.4 40.0
97.5 38.3
85.1 41.8
77.0 38.6
85.1 30.3
89.3 35.5
93.3 37.0
87.2 34.7
90.9 37.5
84.0 35.8
87.0 35.1
86.3 35.9
96.0 36.2
86.7 .39.3
78.2 36.2
78.1 38.6
76.8 34.7
78.3 36.3
90.9 39.2
91.1 36.5
84.7 36.1
90.5 35.8
87.6 29.3
95.2 35.0
farm jobs
4 |
from urban areas express a
strong need for on-farm
experience not available on
the campus, according to
Leon J. Johnson of the
Department of Agronomy,
College, of Agriculture.
Johnson said the urban
students realize that formal
course work becomes more
meaningful with some
partime farm employment.
Johnson is gathering the
names, addresses, and
telephone numbers of
farmers interested in hiring
students for the summer or
for somewhat longer
periods. His address is 13
Tyson Building, University
Park, Pa. 16802. The
telephone number if 814 865-
1147.
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FAT
“Here is an excellent
opportunity for farmers, who
need temporary help, to
participate in educating
people who will be serving
farmers in the future,” he
stated.
A survey made at Penn
State in 1973 revealed a
changing trend in the
geographical origins of
undergraduate students in
agriculture. By 1973, two
thirds of the students were
from urban and suburban
backgrounds, instead of the
traditional rural areas.
While 63 per cent of the
upperclass students in 1973
were from urban areas, over
70 per cent of the incoming
freshmen were from non
rural homes. The survey
indicated that further
changes could be expected in
this direction.
Undergraduate enrollment
in the College of Agriculture
rose 184 per cent from 1970 to
1976. This past college term
there were 3,650
undergraduates and '440
graduate students, making
Penn State’s agricultural
enrollment the fifth largest
in the nation.
The American Presidency
is firmly rooted in
agriculture through the farm
ties of over half the men who
have held that office. From
the first, George
Washington, to the 39th,
Jimmy Carter, 23 U.S.
Presidents were raised on,
owned or ran farms.
In 1976, American dairy
cows produced enough milk
to form a river that would
measure 2,904 miles long, 41
feet wide and three-and-a
half feet deep. It would
stretch from Boston to San
Francisco. If put in gallon
cartons and placed side by
side, the 120 billion pounds of
milk produced would form a
band around the world 85
times at the equator.
The most prolific dairy
stud bull in the country,
Paclamar Astronaut, has
sired over 100,000 offspring.
He is estimated to have a
female descendant in one of
every three dairy herds in
the U.S. These cows produce
more than 600 million quarts
of milk in one year, enough
to supply every American
with three glasses of milk a
day for a full year.
seeking
HAT ft HAVEL
AUCTION CO.
I Mil* North of Lititz on
Route 501
THURSDAY EVEN
iUNE 9,1977
5:30 P.M.
FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES
Oak Round Dropleaf extension table, Oak hall rat
oak dresser, wicker rocker, chair, table and of
pieces, tools and lots of real good, collectible items
(No coins on this sale)
ESTATES AND ANTIQUES
WKBUR H. HOSIER
306 Owl Hill Road. Lititz
Harold K. Galebach, Partner
HAT & GAVEL AUCTION CO. SELLS
ON COMMISSION-CALL 626-0254
Receiving Hours: Monday, Noon to 9 P.M.;
Wednesday, 9 AJM. to 5 PJML; Tuesday, Pickup Di
Positively No More Garage Sale Leftovers
Will Be Received.
PUBLIC AUCTMM
MB OPEN HOUSE
nuGTons-FaiM aw garden
LAWWOWHtS, MOTORCVGIiS t. TRAILERS
DOW
PRIZES
SATURDAY. IUHE 11,1977^30?
Come see the all new 1977 Massey Ft
tractors, plus the new Yanmar diesel froi
24 hp.
Location: Rt. 322 East to villas
Hinkletown, turn left into the village of
tindale. Turn left at the square and I
Auction Signs. Lancaster Co., Pa.
- NEW EQUIPMENT
1 -18 hp. Hesston with 60” cut, power st«
Massey Ferguson 8 hp. tractors, 34” cut; 2
with 8 hp. & 32” cut; 1 -626 Rider, 6 hp. with 26
5 hp. Massey rotor tillers; 2-3 hp. Massey tul<
phain drive; 2 -heavy duty dump carts.
VU.IUBU USED EtmPKHT
72 Ford 3000 Diesel trac. with live PTO and
speed, the only thing this tractor was used
lawns; Farmall Cub with cultivator (good cow
- 25 hp. Mitisibisi diesel trac. with standard
pt. (THE ABOVE 3 TRACTORS SOLD AT 2:30j
1 -18 hp. Hesston 60” cut, power steering;l
and 1 - 14 hp. Massey, both with Hydrostal
hydraulic lift, 48” cut; 1 -12 hp. Massey Hy
with 42” cut; 1 -10 hp. Ford with 42” cut
plow; 1 - 8 hp. Massey Hydrostatic 34” cut;
Massey 34” cut; 6 hp, rider, 32” cut; 1-5 hp.
cut; 2 - Aliens riders, 5 hp. & 6 hp., 26" cut;
Hahn rider; 1 -12 hp. Grasshopper with 44 cui
hp. Yazoo with 48” cut (good condition); 1 -»w
rider with dec. start and new short block; 1 ■
Holland Hydrostatic plus many more by sale
CYCLES—TRAILERS—ACCESSORY
1 - 17{»cc Kawasaki trail bike; 2 - 175 cc *
bikes; 2 - new cycle trailers; 1 - new utility
used tandem axle trailer, 16’ with elec. »
good tires. Helmets all sizes, face slue
wrenches; and much much more by the day o
NOTE: A real fine selection of new antU
equipment is to be offered, so mark June
calendar and plan to attend!!
(ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FINANCE
Terms by,
LAWN CARE Iff'
DANIEL IMARHH
Sale Conducted By;
Randal V. Kline (717) 733-1006
Lloyd H. Kreider
Lunch by Martindalc Fire Co-
KLINE AUCTION SERVICE
R.D. 1, STEVENS, PENNSYLVANIA
(215)445-6650
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