Complete Dairy Farm
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Monday, October 24,1977
At 10:00 A.M.
For Floyd Groff located 2Vz miles N.E. of
Oxford, N.J. on the Oxford * Request Rd. Follow
Warren Haven signs and sale arrows off Rt. 31
and Rt. 46. Farm Sold! Must Sell!
73 Dairy Cows, Pipeline, Tank,
Full Line Machinery!
10 A.M. Small items tools parts etc. 11 A.M. Tractors
- IHC 706 DL, J.D. 730 DL, IHC 340 DL, Chevy flat bed
dump truck, Moline U tractor as is. New H olland
equip. - 717 field chopper w corn hd, super 23 hopper
blower, 352 portable grinder mixer. John Deere equip. -
5 btm 16” semi mtd. plow #9 side mower, 3 btm. plow,
equip. -13 hole grain drill, 10 ft. hyd. disc on rubber.
New Idea equip - 217 manure spreader, hay rake, 504
and 501 front end loaders, #7 corn picker. Badger
tandem chuck wagon, 2 Gehl chuck wagons, M.F.
chuck wagon, Oliver 60 hay baler, 5 flat body hay
wagons, case stalk shredder, field sprayer, hammer
mill, 20 and 18 ft. elevators, Meyers snow plow and hay
crusher, fuel tank, lincoln welder, torch set.
12:30 Girton 875 gal 3A Bulk Tank, Surge S.S. 80 cow
automatic pipeline, Alamo pump, 6 units, all like new.
80 gal HWH, double wash vat, Patz 60 cow high paddle
barn cleaner w elevator A-l, 30 Jamesway water cups,
Jamesway Liqumatic manure elevator, cow hck tank,
fans, feed carts, gates etc. LAST AND ONLY,
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1 P.M. 72 holstem cows, 1 Guernsey cow, hoi. bull.
Many fresh recently, Springers, Bred cows. Cattle are
mostly young and are under moderate feeding with lots
of room for advancement. T.B. & Blood tested and
eligible for interstate shipment! Pregnancy examined!
With the strong demand for dairy cattle be sure to take
advantage of this Sale. Lunch available! Owner &
auctioneer not responsible for accidents! Terms Cash
or Good Check Sale Day!
Sale Conducted by;
Col. Fred R. Daniel Auct, Inc.
NeshanicSta., N.J. 201-369-4784.
PUBLIC AUCTION
148 ACRE DAIRY FARM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,1977
Location: Take Route 501 north from
Myerstown 6 miles to the Frystown Road, turn
left onto the Frystown Road to second farm on
It c. Bethel Township, Berks County, Penna.
148 ACRE DAIRY FARM
126 Acres tillable, 19 acres pasture, 3 acres
woodland, app. 1900 feet of road frontage and having
thereon erected a:
2y 2 STORY FRAME DWELLING
containing on first floor; large eat-in kitchen with
cabinets, dining room and living room. Second floor
contains 4 bedrooms and full bath. Attic storage.
Basement. 2 story summer house attached to main
house.
42 r 12’ FRAME BANK BARN
with 36 stancnions and 3 heifer pens on lower level.
Second level has 4 drive-m bays, storage mows and
gramery bins. Block milkhouse attached to bam with
500 gallon Esco Milk Tank. 12x55 concrete silo with
Starline unloader.
23 x 33 DOUBLE CRIB CORN BARN
20 x 30 FRAME GARAGE AND WORKSHOP
2 CAR BLOCK GARAGE
Approximately % acre stocked pond, well with
Myers pressure system, grape arbor, mature trees,
other small buildings. Also selling 17 ton of 3rd cutting
Alfalfa and 20 tons of 2nd cutting Alfalfa to be sold after
Real Estate.
Auction time 2:00 P.M.
Auction by:
ALLEN D. AND
ANNA RUTH BURKHOLDER
R.D. #l, Myerstown, Pa.
717-933-4854
Auction Conducted by
John E. and Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers
717-733-3511 - 717-733-3305 Ephrata, Pa.
Henry Steiner, Attorney
NOTE: If you are looking for a Farm do not miss this
one. Buildings situated nicely and a good location,
inspection of Farm anytime, inspection of dwelling by
appointment, call 717-933-4854.
Owner
FLOYD GROFF
Oxford, N.J.
2:00 P.M
Maryland dairy judging team gets prize
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Members of the University of Maryland dairy
cattle judging team and their coach show off their
Cuthbert Nairn championship rotating memorial
trophy at awards banquet following last month's
ninth annual invitational collegiate dairy cattle
judging contest in Harrisburg, Pa. They also
received gold medallions and a $2OO check from
Obie Snider (center) of Imler, president of the
Pennsylvania All-American Dairy Show. Shown are
(left to right): Jerome D. (“Jerry”) Myers of
Westminster, Md., Michael D. Weimer of New
COMPLETE
HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
On the Collison farm located just off Delaware
Route 14 between Harrington, Delaware and
Denton, Md. Turn north off Route 14 at
Burrsville (Md.-Del. State line) and follow sale
signs to farm.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25,1977
ll:OOA.M.
116 REGISTERED NOLSIEINS
65 Cows - 21 Bred Heifers (11 of these due soon after
sale day)
30 Open Heifers and Heifer Calves.
Tested for Interstate Shipment - Pregnancy checked.
DHI records to over 25,D00M and 1,026 F
Rolling DHI herd average -17.597 M 3.9% 683 F
The herd has been A.I. sired and bred for 18 years
and until recently ABS bulls were used exclusively,
however recently Sire Power and Curtiss sires have
also been used. Bulls with daughters selling include
Bootmaker, Elevation, Sizzler, Ultimate, R Maple,
Monitor, Double Triune, Elevation Bob, Burkgov
Demand, Transmitter, etc. Sixteen are now bred to
Elevation and seven to Paclamar Astronaut.
A number selling will have over 20,D00M and four
first-calf heifers are projected over 20,000. The herd is
really producing at present, with milk weights to 101.3
lbs. for the tester in September and many from 70 to 100
lbs.
A well bred herd in excellent condition with popular
bloodlines and carefully selected service sires. A great
place to buy Registered Holsteins!
Terms: Cash Sale in tent Lunch available
Catalogs at ringside Not Responsible for Addicents
CLARK L BAKER
Route 3
Harrington, Delaware
302-398-8841
A. DOTY REMSBURG, Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
NORMAN D. HILL, Associate
Jefferson, Maryland
301-473-8214
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 15,1977
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Oxford, Pa.; Betsy Merchant of Walkersville (Md.,);
Snider: Roy W. Crow of Kennedyville, (Md.):
Charles R. Fisher of Columbia, (Md.), and team
coach, Dr. J. Lee Majeskie, assistant professor of
dairy science at the College Park campus. The
Maryland collegiate delegation also placed first in
judging Ayrshire, Brown Swiss and Guernsey
cattle at the Harrisburg contest-and it was third in
Holstein judging. Myers was high individual in the
contest. His brother, Jeff, coached the Maryland 4-
H “B” team to victory in another division of the
same contest.
AFIERNOON SALE
3rd ANNUAL
DAIRY SHOW AND SALE
Our Monthly Consignment Sale
will be held at the
VALLEY STOCKYARDS, INC.
Located Just Off Route 220, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,1977
At l:OOP.M.
Three years ago in October we started our
monthly sales. On October 20th we will have a
SHOW SALE.
We will have 3 classes:
DRY HOLSTEIN, FRESH HOLSTEIN,
AND MIXED BREEDS
Including Jerseys, Guernseys, Ayrshires, etc.
Ist Place $50,00
2nd Place $30.00
3rd Place $20.00
4th Place $lO,OO
Plus Ribbons for Each Class.
Our Judging will be at 11:00 a.m. before sale at 1
p.m.
All cattle must be Blood and T.B. Tested with a good
chart. Cattle should be consigned on Wednesday. We
expect 60-70 good cows and heifers. We will have the
buyers and your cattle will bring Top Dollar!
Our consignment sale will start in the afternoon at
1:30 p.m. in Nov. and throughout the winter.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check.
VALLEY STOCKYAffIS, INC.
Athens, Penna.
Telephone 717-883-1031
TELEPHONE
George Scott 297-2804
Wallace Nichols 596-3261
Donald Page 883-0489
Bob Slingerland 297-3777
Restaurant Will Be Open.
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