Snyder urges
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Snyder commended the- outproduces all others by a
"American farmer, saying he four to one margin. Snyder
is successful because he is said American farms and
resourceful. He said farmers agricultural businesses
are loners, having to solve influence the world,
many of their own problems He noted that while some
with their own “fix-it” of the success in agriculture
ability. in this county is due to the
soil, he feels it is due more to
the work that is put into the
soil
Snyder gave credit to
those who try to save the
soils, saying, “There" is no
second chance to save it. The
“We’re the best fed people
that ever lived,” he stated.
While Americans spend just
18 per cent of their income on
food, the Russian people
must spend 58 per cent of
their income for food.
Snyder said, “We hear a
lot about hunger, but who
has solved the food problem
and prevented starvation.”
The American farmer who
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF VALUABLE FARM EQUIPMENT
AND GRAIN TRUCK
FRIDAY, MARCH 2
11:30 A.M.
Located 2 miles NW of Allentown at Holiday
Inn on Wehrs Mill Rd., Lehigh Co., Pa.
SELLING:
JD 2520 gas tractor with 3 pt. diff. locks, side console,
dual hyd. outlet, 1700 hrs.; JD cyclone A tractor; JD B
tractor w/T. trol; JD B (1938) tractor; 1970 Chevy C-50
truck; 1970 GMC 05000 truck; 1959 Int. % ton; 4 WD
truck.
Terms: Cash or check Sale Day.
Sale ordered by:
CHARLES F. & JOAN HOFFMAN
Sale conducted by
Ralph Zettlemoyer Auction Co.
215-285-4616
Full Ad To Follow.
BRUCE WITTE
NEW & USED FARM EQUIPMENT
FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS
CUSTOM FARM WORK - HAY & GRAIN
LIME & FERTILIZER SPREADING
301-829-0271 301-795-9631
130016 6, Davis Road Mt Airy, Maryland 21771
CONSIGNMENT SALE
Directions - US 70 to Mt. Airy, Rt. 27 North to
right on Gillis Fails Rd. 2 mi. to right on Davis
Rd. V* mi. on right.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Tractors JD 4430 D QR, RG, 1400 hrs., JD 4020
w/ cab, JD 60 3 pt., JD 430, JD B, IH 656 D w/2000 loader
exc., Farmall M & H’s, MF 65, Ford 8N & 9N, Farmall
130 w/sickle bar, rotary mower, plow, disc, blade, 1 pt.
hitch, IH 504 D, Deutz 5506 1975 only 975 hrs., Hot Rod
Mini Tractor, lawn tractors, plus many more!.
NH 995 D combine w/com & grain heads.
Ind. Eq. JD 1010 backhoe w/15’ boom, Ford 800
loader & backhoe, Mechanical shop on wheels - com
lete.
Trucks -1971 F 750 Ford w/new Parkhurst 16’ grain
body, 1972 Chevy C3Ol ton dump, 67,000 mi., 58 Chevy
horse van, 55 F 5 Ford dump, 67 Chevy dump, 65 Ford
C7OO tandem C & C, 74 Ford courier pickup.
Cars -1970 Fiat St. wagon, 1956 Packard Clipper
2 - H W Horse Trailers (new)
Farm Eq. NH 277 baler w/thrower, NH 479 haybine,
NH 460 haybine, NI 206 Manure spreader, NH 510
manure spdr. Lely roterra, 2 row 3 pt. cult w/side
dresser, 51’ grain auger, AC hay crusher, 3 pt. disc, 3
pt. cult., 3 pt. blades, NH 258 hay rake, 5 tooth chisel
plow, NI com picker, hopper wagon, JD blower, 16 hole
grain drill, bale wagons, AC chopper, Ft. end loader,
AC 4 row no-till com planter, 3 pt. 2 row com planter,
rotary mower, Hesston 9’ hydraulic haybine, JD 3 pt.
hay rake, JD 9’ offset disc, transport disc, cyclone
seeder, elevator, JD 14T baler.
Misc. - 75 sheets alum, roofing, roof trusses, (new)
pickup tool boxes & 110 gal. fuel tanks, high pressure
washer, 4 rolls barb wire, lawn seeder, 13’ 14’ 15’ truck
bodies, seasoned oak lumber, 7’ fence posts, 275 gal.
fuel tank, Stihl chain saw, tools, vice, wagon lots.
Household - sofa & chair, bureau, table & chair, beds,
desk, cabinets, oak rockers, washer & dryer, more.
Many items too numerous to mention. CON
SIGNMENTS ACCEPTED UNTIL DAY OF SALE.
Terms Cash day of sale. Not responsible for accidents
Auctioneers - Ridgley & Streaker
Clerk - MHbourn Craig
Sale Manager - Bruce Witte 301-829-0271
Refreshments will be served
message is clear. If you’re
going to do something about
it, do it now. Be prompt.”
Lancaster County has the
largest percentage of people
10:00 A.M
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Farmers and ranchers are
reminded that the deadline
for return of the 1978 Census
of Agriculture report forms
is Feb. 15.
A large proportion of those
who received forms nation
wide already has mailed
them back in postage paid
working, and Snyder said
this is one reason why large
companies want to locate
here, because people are still
willing to do “a day’s work
for a day’s pay.” He noted
that Lancaster County is the
most diversified in kinds of
enterprise, and said this
diversity can be a cushion
against depression and
recession. “Hard work and
productivity is what made
this county great and what
makes people want to live
and work here.”
IIUNSINGER MACHINERY
DISPERSAL
APULIA STATION. N.Y.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
The owners are moving to So. Carolina &
everything goes at the farm located on Rt. 80
just 3 miles East of Tully Exit 14 off 1-81 bet
ween Cortland & Syracuse.
EXTRA CLEAN MACHINERY
1976 White 8800 diesel combine w/air cond. cab,
h‘VO6N 6 row com & 15’ grain heads “both heads on
transports”, 1972 011855 diesel “2323 hrs.”, 011550 gas
“2843 hrs.” w/hvy duty Leon loader, 6 row JD model
7000 com planter w/auger fill, insecticide & monitor,
“new ’77”, #5BB White 5 bot. auto spring reset plows
“new ’77”, JD #336 baler w/hyd. kicker, Hesston PTIO
haybine, Willmar Super 500 spreader, John Blue 6 row
3 pt. side dresser, Chem-Farm 400 gal. alum, side
> mount tanks sprayer “fits all tractors”, Pepkin wagon
w/370 Kilbro box w/auger & screen, Kilbro box on Case
rg., 3 wagons w/kicker racks, 51’ NI elev., Allied 35’7”
auger, 20’ & 16’ augers (4”), 0118’ trans. harrow, Kuhn
tedder, Gehl hopper blower, BN 240 Badger 200 bu.
spreader. Herd 3 pt. hitch seeder etc.
TRUCKS & MISC. ’74 Ford 350 4 wh. dr. camper
special pickup, ’67 Ford 10 wh/w dump body, ’65 Chev.
60 w/gram dump box, GT 570 pto dryer, GT 700 bu.
holding bin, 12,000 gal. nitrogen tank w/stands, 1000
gal. Blue alum, tank, Pall port, scales & shute, 2B&W
model 100 gram aerator & dryers, auto pig feeder, 17
bales baler twine, several water tanks, 4 Skiroule
snowmobiles “RT 340,1447RTX & 2 S 300”. Everything
is clean & ready to go. FARM: This 327 acre crop farm
w/225 level well drained acres tillable “mostly
Palmyra & honeye soil”, new 168 x 50 metal mach. sh
ed, barns set up for 475 head of beef feeders, 20 x 60 cs
silo w/unloader & auto feeder. Beautiful 13 room home
in setting of maple trees & miles or road frontage is for
sale thru Boyd A. Resseguie - R.E. Broker.
Consigned; 011800 diesel trac. all overhauled & new
tires, ’7O Ford F 350 w/12’ stake rack dump body, NH
275 baler w/kicker & 0114’ transport disc. (Save this
copy.)
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CK.
(Out of state buyers bring bank letter.)
DUANE & JANE HUNSINGER
Owners
Man. by Central Livestock
Boyd A. Resseguie, Auct.
Ph. Tully 315-696-8446.
FUTURE DATES
SAT. FEB. 24th 11 A.M. - Osage Farms Cato, N.Y.
Located on Jordan Rd. 1 mile South of Rt. 370 at Meri
dian or 6 miles North of Rt. 31 at Jordan, N.Y. Use
Weedsport exit from thruway then East on 31.
163 GOOD HOLSTEINSI63
Inc. 110 cows w/records to 23,439 lbs. M & 970 lbs. F, 23 .
extra large exposed hfrs. & 30 from st. calves to
breeding age. The Dudley Family, Owners.
TUBS. FSB. 27th 12 NOON - Complete milking herd &
bred hfrs., Clay Double 4 Herringbone milking parlor
of Dwight Rasbeck, Rasbeck Rd. Wolcott, N.Y.
SAT. MAR. 17th 12 NOON - Complete mach. dispersal
of Porter Bros., Peach Blow Rd. Cato, N.Y.
TUBS. MAR. 27th 12 NOON - Complete Reg. & Grade
holstein milking herd “over 15,000 lb. herd ave.” &
large hfr. dispersal of Warren Brown, Peach Blow Rd.
Cato, N.Y.
CENTRAL LIVESTOCK
BOYD A RESSEGUIE - AUCT.
PH. TULLY 315-696-8446
Farm census deadline Feb. 15
envelopes, according to the
Bureau of the Census, U.S.
Department of Commerce,
which is conducting the cen
sus. Those who hae not done
so are urged to return the
forms by the deadline.
-Bureau officials say they
cannot extend the due dates
for filing the forms except in
individual cases where un-
due burden is involved, but
they note that best estimates
will be acceptable from
operators lacking records.
Assistance also may be ob
tained from county officials
who are prepared to answer
questions which may arise
regarding the form. These
include agricultural agents,
executive directors of the
•U.S. Department of
Agriculture’s Agricultural
Stabilization and Conserva
tion Service, supervisors in
USDA’s Sod Conservation
12:00 NOON
Uncaster Farming, Saturday, February 10,1979-
Service, and vocational A “Were You Counted,”
agriciiiture instructor. publidty campa ign has been
Tabulation of results for a
state cannot start until vir- launched by the Bureau in an
tualiy all the forms have effort to locate any farmer
been returned. Data for each or rancher who may have
of more than 3,000 counties been inadvertently missed in
will be published on a the census. Those who failed
schedule calling for early to receive a form may call
release of county statistics 812-335-1271 or write WYC,
beginning in October and Bureau of the census,
continuing through March Agriculture Division, 1201
1980, followed by publication ®' as t. 10th Street, Jeffer
of state and national data sonville, Indiana 47132, and a
within the next two years. form will be forwarded.
Earth-moving
contractors to meet
LEBANON - An earth surveying equipment using
moving contractors meeting benchmarks, checking for
is scheduled for February 13 designed depth, grade and
in Room 114, Lebanon width for conservation
Municipal Building at 9; 30 practices, and land grading
a.m. according to Donald around building sites to
Bollinger, chairman of the avoid water problems.
Lebanon County Con- Interested persons are
servationDistrict. .asked to-bring their sur-
The Soil Conservation veying equipment along for
Service will be giving use during the instruction
distance m the use of period.
50 RRBHIP HORSES*
take charge of any farm chore.
•tesel
• Bspd. trans.
• Dry air cleaner
• Thermostart cold start
• Hand & foot throttle
• Fully independant 540 p.t.o.
• Differential lock
• Cat I & 113 pt. hitch
• Power steering
• Adj. front axle
• Head warning & tail lights
• Adj. deluxe seat
•, Remote hydraulics
• 750 x 16 front tires*
• 16.9x28 rear 6 ply
• Full warranty
2 Demo units available
$ 7500 00
. Rising Power
£>\ ALLIS-CHALMERS
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