Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 17, 1979, Image 155

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Good weed control needed in no-till soybeans
NEWARK, Del. - Good is estimated that 40 per
weed control is the key to cednt of the soybeans are
profitable no-tillage growing under no-tillage
soybeans in Delaware. This following wheat and barley,
is an important point to Failure to control weeds
remember in a state where it leads to reduced yields and
PUBLIC SALE
FULL LINE FARM MACHINERY
& SHOP-CARPENTER TOOLS
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
ll:OOA.M.
Located in Lancaster Co. 8 miles East of
Intercourse, 2 miles North of Cains, 5 miles
Southwest of Honey Brook Rt. 340 to Chur
chtown Rd. turn North, 2 miles to Guy Rd.
Watch for signs.
FARM MACHINERY
404 Farmall gas tractor, front & rear weights, 1700
hrs., 3 ft A-l cond.; Farmall C with pulley, A-l;
Massey Harris tractor with loader; Oliver 2 bottom 16
in. plow 3 ft.; 3 section spring tooth harrow; 28 disc disc
harrow, drag type; 8 ft. steel field roller; NH 68 hay
baler PTO; 2 flat bed wagons; 1 JD wide tread gear;
Int. 7 ft. bar mower, 2 pt. hitch; JD roto bar hay rake;
Int. 1 PR 1 row com picker; NH grain bin, 7 ton gear;
Int. 2 row com planter, fertilizer & herbicide attach.;
front mounted weed sprayer; cultivators to fit Farmall
C; post hole digger fits C; 1 row transplanter; concrete
mixer with pulley; JD single bottom trailer plow; MC
hammermill; 13 disc Superior grain drill; NI 7 ft. hay
conditioner; small wheels; NH circular saw; NI
manure spreader, ground driven; approx. 100 locust
posts, tobacco shears & hoers, Wisconsin engine;
endless belt; 2 way hydraulic cylinder; NI 3 bar rake;
Mmnich tobacco press; Poulan chain saw; small items
off wagon sold first.
SHOP & CARPENTER TOOLS
Craftsman Radial arm saw like new; cut off & plat
form scales; skill saw; drills; grinders; sander; wood
lath; full set of plumbing tools, roto tiller; Hamko 28 in.
riding mower; reel mower with engine.
Approximately 5 ton ear com.
Campbell air compressors - like new.
Terms by
RUTH H. GUY
Auctioneer - :
Steve Petersheim
215-869-2508
Lunch Available
PUBLIC SALE
FULL LINE FARM MACHINERY,
EAR CORN & HAY
THURSDAY, MARCH 22
10:30 A.M.
Located in Chester Co., PA, 8 miles South of
Gap, 1 mile West of Cochranville on Steeiville
Rd. take Rt. 41 to Steeiville Rd. Watch for signs.
FARM MACHINERY
JD 3010 gas tractor, 3 pt. Standard shift, rear wheel
weights, A-l cond.; JD 50 A-l cond. live P.T.0.; JD A
Cyclone; JD MT recently overhauled P.T.O. pulley;
JD 35 manure loader & bucket; JD 3 bottom 16” plow 3
pt.; JD 28 disc transport disc harrow; Int. 4 section spr
ing harrow; JlO ft. cultipacker; JD 2 row com planter,
fertilizer attach.; N 13231 row com picker, A-l condi
tion; 185 bu. grain bin on 7 ton gear; 3 section spike har
row; Gehl forage wagon; NI 7 ft. cutditioner A-l cond.;
7 ft. JD hay crimper; JD hay rake; 7 ft. JD hay fluffer,
PTO; 620 Oliver baler, with thrower Roto-Flo-Feed;
NH super 66 baler; Int. 7’ bar mower, 2 pt, hitch; 5 flat
bed wagons, 2 w/bale sides; 30 ft. Farmec bale ele
vator, like new w/com hopper, 16 ft. small grain elev
ator; 20 ft. bale elevator with motor; NI manure
spreader, A-l cond. new web PTO; NI manure
spreader ground driven; JD bin & fertilizer drill; JD
16A green chopper; JD 2 row cultivator fit 3010; JD 2
row cultivator full set fit A; Cockshutt grain drill; MF
weed sprayer, PTO; 2 hole com shelter; 1 DeLaval
milker unit; wheel barrow seeder; 2 Jamesway gutter
cleaners; garden tractor with attachment; Strunk
riding mower; iron water troughs; SS twin tubs, 2 SS
strainers; House doors and windows; tools, etc.; 2
wagon small items sold first.
Approx. 25 ton 2nd, 3rd cutting Alfalfa, clean; ap
prox. 70 ton ear corn.
This Machinery is in FINE condition.
Terms By
HERB & GRACE GILL
1-215-593-5361
Auctioneer -
Steve Petersheim
215-869-2508
Lunch by Cochranville Presbyterian Church
, this has caused a number of
growers to critically
examine their production
practices. As a result,
reports University of
Delaware Extension
agronomist Dr. William H.
Mitchell, in some cases land
is being disked before
planting with no-tillage
equipment and it is not
’ unusual to once again see
grain stubble fields being
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 3
10:00 A.M.
Located 5 miles east of Mifflintown, Juniata
County. Sale sign along old route 22 at Legion
Bldg, in Mifflintown.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS & TOOLS
SELLING 10:00 A.M.
MACHINERY 12:00 NOON
McCormick F 30 tractor on steel; JD 14 T. baler
w/motor; Frick 22” threshing machine; 6 ft. #9 Mc-
Cormick mower, wide traction; McCormick 7 ft. grain
binder; #lO A manure spreader, Al; McCormick com
binder; baler cart w/hill hitch; hyd. unit; 7% hp. Deutz
w/hand clutch; Lehigh compressor 2 open buggys; 1
top buggy; 1 spring wagon; Stauffer stainless steel 10
can cooler; other farm machinery & farm related
items.
5 DRAFT HORSES -1:30 P.M.
Team gray Percheron geldings, (5 yrs. old), w/size &
quality, don’t miss team; gray Percheron Filly, (2 yr.
old); sorrel Belgian mare, 3 yrs. old (eligible); sorrel
gelding, 9 yrs. old.
40 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
2:00 P.M.
Vacc.-30 day health tests, consisting of 27 bred
heifers, 3 due Mar. 1, May 13, July & Aug. 10, Sept. &
Oct.; 11 open heifers from yearlings down to 6 mo. Sued
by some of the top A.l. bulls, including Elevation,
Astronaut, Jet Stream, Job, Tippy, Fury Ivan, Bronson,
etc. Most of the dams have good records. 1 Service age
bull & service sire for a good number of the bred
heifers, sired by Elevation from an 800 Kingpin dam. 1
bull 6 mo. old by Kingpin from an Elevation with
16.359 M as a 2 yr. old. A very outstanding group.
WRITE OR CALL FOR CATALOG.
CATTLE SALE IN TENT.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK.
LUNCH & BAKE SALE
LEROY S. Y9DFR, JR.
R.D. 2, Box 309
Mifflintown, Pa. 17059
Lyter & Son, Clerks
Naugle Pedigrees.
Long Bros. Aucts.
Port Royal, Pa.
R.D. 1,17082
PH. 717-627-4458
tinned with a moldboard
plow.
For lack of a dependable
weed control program,
potential savings in time,
labor, energy and moisture
are being lost.
A strong demand for grain
straw may have contributed
to some of the weed control
failures in no-tillage beans,
explains the agronomist.
With barley and wheat straw
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 17,1979—155
selling for $3O a ton, growers'
have cut low in order to
harvest as much straw as
possible. Without realizing
it, this practice may be
costing them money in terms
of reduced soybean yields.
Tests at the University of
Delaware’s Georgetowh
Substation have shown that a
short stubble height may be
associated with poor weed
control.
In these tests a five inch to
six inch barley stubble was
compared with 10 inch and 15
inch stubble heights for the
production of no-tillage
soybeans. There was a yield
advantage of about five
bushels in favor of the
liighest stubble height. “At
current prices it would
probably be better to leave
the straw and grow the extra
beans,” notes Mitchell.
High stubble caused beans
to grow taller, and both
stubble and bean plants
WEBSTER'S
MILKING HERD
DISPERSAL
TIOGA, PA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24
1:15 P.M.
Located on Rt. 287, 10 miles North of
Mansfield, Pa. Vt mile South of U.S. Rt. 15, 1
mile North of Tioga, Pa.
43-HEAD TOP GRADE
HOLSTEIN COWS -43
30 head strictly fresh or close springers, balance
bred back for summer & fall freshening. Several of
these are first & second calf heifers. These cows have
good condition & size & show lots of milk.
Pregnancy checked, TB & blood tested for In
terstate, innoculated for shipping fever.
Terms: Cash or Good Check day of Sale
ANSEL & IONE WEBSTER, JR.
Owners
Roy Andrus Sales Manager
Ph. 717-297-3213
George Scott Auctioneer
Charles Ayres Clerk
Heated Tent - Refreshments Available
PUBLIC AUCTION
ESTATE OF JOHN GRECO
Boarhead Farm
FARM MACHINERY, TRUCK
CAR, TOOLS, CROPS
Farm is on Rt. 579, second on left, just off Rt.
12 the main road between Flemington &
Frenchtown, N.J. 8 mi. off Rt. 12. Auction
arrows posted.
SATURDAY, FEB. 24
9:30 A.M.
Blizzard Date: Mon. Feb. 26
1969 Chev. truck w/14 ft. body & hoist & 27,000 miles,
1973 Buick LaSaber w/44,000 miles, 2 John Deere A.
tractors, 30’ J.D. elevator, J.D. 5 bottom pull type
plow, 2 row J.D. #226 mtd. corn picker, J.D. ground
driven manure spreader, J.D. belt com sheller, old
J.D. 10’ self propelled combine, N.H. baler w/kicker,
N.H. hammer mill, Int. flail chopper, 2 N.I. pull type 7’
mowers, 2 wagons w/bale bodies, 15’-4” auger
w/motor, Oliver & Ontario grain disc, drills on steel,
Int. & J.D. 4 row complanters (old), 12’ springtooth
harrow, Plato wagon unloader, Keenco auto chicken
feeder w/chain, M.K.D. 3 pt. hitch log splitter (like
new), Simplicity & Sears 24” riding lawn mowers,
Sears & M.M.M. rototillers, 5 elect, brooder stoves, 32’
wood ext. ladder, log chains, Hamburg walking plow, 4
bales twine, 600 bales Timothy hay, 200 bu. oats, 150
bu. wheat, plus much more unlisted. Some machinery
good, some scrap, & some as is.
Not responsible lor accidents.
Save Ad - Last Notice
Terms: Cash or a Good Check
ARTHUR HANNA
Auctioneer
Bloomsbury, N.J.
993-7862(201)
contributed to rapid shading
of the ground - which
discouraged weed growth.
Though most of the yield
increase came as a result of
improved weed control, high
stubble also caused soybean
pods to develop well above
the ground and under
commercial farming con
ditions this could make
harvest a little easier and
reduce field losses.
In these tests soybeans
were planted in 20-inch rows
using a no-till planter
equipped with fluted coulters
and ribbed press wheels.
Good control of weeds at
planting time by use of an
effective “knock-down”
herbicide cancelled out the
desirable effects of a high
stubble.
Paraquat at one pint per
acre with a five inch stubble
produced the lowest yields.
Yields were raised about the
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