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Goat organization to
SUNBURY - In response
to the need for an
organization which will
responsibly represent the
•region’s growing numbers of
dairy goat breeders, a small
group of individuals has
drawn up plans for the Heart
of Penn dairy goat breeders
co-op, a group to operate on
a modified co-operative
fashion, with varied benefits
acruing to members.
Already, members can count
on discounts on breeding
fees, literature, magazine
subscriptions and goat
supplies as well as reduced
rates on some livestock and
household items, to name
but a few.
Educational programs are
being planned for future
meetings to assist dairy goat
breeders with herds of one or
more does in their never
ending search fro better
PUBLIC SALE
OF DAIRY HERD, FARM EQUIP,
&TOOLS
Saturday, March 3
At 9:30 A.M.
Located approx. 5 miles south of Phoenixviife
along Rt. 113, East Pikefand Twp., Chester Co.,
Pa.
35 good Holstein milk cows in various stages of
production. All information furnished day of sale. Also
2 yearling Holstein bulls & 3 calves 4 month old.
MILKING EQUIP.
DeLaval Compressor Pump No. 76 4 yrs. old, Wilson
330 gal. bulk tank, 2 DeLaval milkers, pails &
strainers, stainless steel sink, Jamesway Cow Jacks,
Stewart Clippers.
I.H. 560 Diesel, I.H. 350 Diesel, I.H. 400 Diesel, 2
Fannali M tractors - one with front end loader & blade,
3 N.H. wagons w/hay racks, 2 gravity flow grain
wagons, Int. No. 60 Chuck Wagon (self feed wagon),
I.H. stem crusher, N.I. Cond., N.H. N 0.56 side rake, 2-3
section harrows, Gobel disc, harrow, A.C. forage
harvester, A.C. ensilage blower P.T.0., N.H. 818
harvester, J.D. 495 4 row corn planter, J.D. 24T baler
w/thrower, N,I. No. 7 - 1 row com picker, I.H. 7’
mower, N.H. 6’ No. 72 rotary mower, Mayrath com &
hay elevator, Van Brundt 13 disc, drill, I.H. 2 row com
planter, 20’ Harvest Handler alum, elevator, M.F. No.
50 clipper combine, 4 row and 2 row Int. cultivator for
H. or M., I.H, No. 60 4 bottom plow, Hawk Bilt manure
spreader, portable cement mixer, J.D. Hammermill
Fairless Feed Grinder, chicken scalder & plucker, 290
gal. gas tank, P.T.O. post hole digger, bag wagon, snow
fence, chicken crates, 6 row weed sprayer, 4 - way
Hyd. cylinders, 2 hole com shelter, used aluminum,
roofing, 1 Lombard & 1 Homelite Chain Saws, air
comp., wire cable, 2 ext. ladders 28’ & 30’, tractor
mounted circlar saw, Gravely tractor w/mcwer,
wooden fence posts & saddle.
CROPS
Approx. 5 ton wheat & barley straw, 35 ton good
mixed clover & timothy hay, 500 bu. ear com, also one
field of fall seeded barley to be sold in the field, approx.
75 ton silage.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
TOOLS & ANTIQUES
30 gal. farmers boiler complete with omated cows &
com design on jacket, copper kettle, butter chum, old
United 8 H.P. gasoline engine on wheels, 2 horse sleigh,
cider press wooden buckets, lanterns, seeders,
weather vane, milk stools, old wagon jack, sleds,
scyths, forks, shovels, augers, saws and other tools
some old, 2 sets single harness, milk cans, old high
chair, high back rocker, childs rocker, bench table,
toys, books, chairs, odds & ends of dishes, picture
frames, bottles, 2 iron beds brass knobs, glass butter
chum plus many articles not mentioned.
Order of Sale - 9:30 A.M. Household Goods & small
items followed by tools, milking equip, crops, fann
equip. & dairy cows.
Terms by
MILLARD & MILDRED TWADDELL
R.D. #2
Phoenixville, Pa. 19460
933-6624
Elton & Alvin Horning Auctiooneers
Horning Farm Agency, Inc.
Main Street
Morgantown, Pa. 19543
215-286-5183
ways to breed better animals
with increased production.
A gala goat show is
planned for the Summer,
where breeders can have
their animals evaluated by
an experienced judge,
licensed by the American
Dairy Goat Association,
while dairy month activities
are in the works for June as
well as other events to
publicize dairy goats and
their products.
Bhagat named to post
NEW HOLLAND - Mmu
Bhagat, Leola, has been
named to the position of food
technologist in the Product
Development Department of
Victor F. Weaver, Inc., a
New Holland food processor.
In ms new position as toon
DAIRY
FARM EQUIP.
Lunch Available
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form
For more information
about H.O.P. activities and
plans, one can contact: D. &
R. Molare, R 1 8x25 Dom
sife, Pa., 17823, 717-758-8359;
T&D Peifer, R 1 Herndon,
Pa. 17830717-759-3289.
•Meetings will be held in
the Sunbury Area and will be
publicized in this paper as
well as several goat related
publications. Visitors are
always welcome and
- membership is invited.
technologist, Bhagat will be
responsible for research and
development of new Weaver
products.
BERKS-LEHIGH
PORK PRODUCERS
SPRING SALE
50 HEAD
Bred Gilts, Open Gilts,
Service Boars
Sale held at the Kutztown Fairgrounds
SATURDAY, MARCH 3
1:00 P.M.
For Catalog Contact:
TERRY BENNECOFF
RD 2, Kutztown, PA 19530
Auctioneer: Ralph Zettlemoyer
PUBLIC SALE
Discontinuing farming, the undersigned will
sell located west of Frederick, Md. on Route
340 to Petersville Exit Route 180, left on 180
approx. 3 miles to Catholic Church Road, right 1
mile to farm.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22
At 10:30 A.M.
FIVE TRACTORS &
MODERN FARM MACHINERY
Int. 856 diesel tractor w/W.F., 3 pt., P.S.; John Deere
4010 diesel tractor; Int. 666 diesel tractor w/W.F., 1100
hrs.; Int. 2250 loader w/8 ft. bucket; FarmaU M tractor
w/mounted New Idea 2 row corn picker; Farmall C
tractor w/cultivators; saw mangle; Int. 4114-16 plow;
Int. 55 chisel plow, 7 ft. 2 yrs. old; Int. 500 transport 12
ft. disc; Int. light disc; J. Deere 740 hydrohc 14 ft. 32
tooth transport fold-over harrow w/new teeth;
cultipacker; Int. 633 fast hitch 4 row cultivator; Int. 990
mower-conditioner; Int. 46 baler w/1 yr. old bale
thrower; Int. 35 side rake, new; N. Idea side rake; 3
bale wagons, 1 yr. old; Mayrath 33 ft elevator w/corn
attachment; N. Holland 16 ft elevator; 16 ft. alum,
gram and feed elevator; Int. 455 four row corn planter;
Int. 8 flail chopper; Wood Bros. 9Vz ft. rotary shredder,
new; J. Deere 114 silage wagon w/10 ton chassis and
high floatation tires; Int. 51 silage wagon w/10 ton
chassis; 16 ft. feeder wagon on new 6 ton chassis; N.
Idea wagon w/corn bed and hoist, Mayrath field
sprayer w/200 gal fiber glass tank; 2 wheel farm
trailer; Danhauser 3 pt post hole digger w/14 in.
auger; Wmpower portable alternator, 120/240 volts;
275 gal fuel tank w/elec pump, 110 gal fuel tank
w/battery operated pump; Seed Easy tractor seeder;
some machinery for parts and junk; 100 locust posts;
good 8 ft. 2 x 4 lumber.
1964 Int. 1800 truck w/new 14 ft. Winnebago gram
body w/hoist, motor recently overhauled.
Approx 500 bales of top Timothy hay - by bale
Approx 500 bales of Straw - bv bale
GLENN E. & BESSIE F. PEARL
Phone- 473-5619
Terms: Cash - Not Responsible for Accidents.
Auctioneer - Robert C Mullendore
Clerk C L' Meu
I.ur i Rights Reserved
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soybean fields
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cultimulcher ahead of the
drill. This also removes the
wheel tracks and conserves
moisture by delaying the
usual tillage operation until
immediately before plan
ting,
Plant at the proper depth.
Soybeans require more
moisture to germinate than
com, so they should be
planted at a depth that
assures adequate moisture
contact with the seed. If the
beans are planted early,
while the soil is still cool,
they should be planted as
shallow as possible to take
advantage of the sun’s
warming effect on the soil
surface,
Inoculate if necessary.
Growers in the Midwest who
have had their ground m
soybeans during the last
three years may not need to
inoculate. However, many
growers still use inoculation
for added insurance.
Fertilize properly.
Soybeans deserve - proper
fertility management, and
that means running a soil
test at least every other
year. Otherwise, the
soybeans could easily be
short the nutrients they need
in a year that otherwise
PUBLIC AUCTION
>1,000,000 INVENTORY SALE OF
FARM AND INDUSTRIAL
TRACTORS AND MACHINERY
SATURDAY, MARCH 24
At BATAVIA FARM EQUIPMENT, INC.
Vz mile North of exit 48 off the New York State
Thru-way on Rt. 98.
100 TRACTORS
Including:
10 4 WD Steiger’s and International's
100 plows and discs
30 balers, 40 choppers, 35 self propelled combines:
Internationals, John Deere’s, NI uni systems, com &
gram heads
New Equipment - Int. 1086,990 haybine, 475,485,490
& 770 discs Int. & NH spreaders, balers and choppers.
This is a spring inventory clearance auction, some
items will be added and others deleated due to daily
business.
All Machinery Owned by:
BATAVIA FARM EQUIPMENT, INC.
7941 Oak Orchard Rd. (Rt. 98)
Batavia, NY 14020
Sale Managed by
GOODRICH AUCTION SERVICE 1
Corner of 38 & 383
Newark Valley, NY 13811
607-642-8688 or 607-729-2866
Watch future issues of
LANCASTER FARMING for an itemized sale listing ~
PUBUC SALE
Having sold my dairy herd and renting my
farm will sell on farm located 10 miles south of
Hagerstown, Md. and 8 miles south of 1-70 on
Route 65 or 3 miles north of Sharpsburg, Md. qn
Rt. 65.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23
1977 John Deere 2040 diesel tractor, W.F. 300 hrs. 1975
John Deere 830 diesel tractor, W.F., 800 hrs. and No.
143 loader. 1972 John Deere 2520 diesel tractor, dual
side hydraulic controls, roll guard, 1900 hrs.
LATE MODEL FARM MACHINERY
John Deere 327 mounted 2 row com picker; New
Holland 273 baler with thrower; Fox 2100 forage
harvester, low profile belted com head and knife
sharpener; J.D. 64 hopper blower; J.D. 214 self
unloading wagon on 1065 chassis; Int. 105 self
unloading wagon on 8 ton chassis; J. D. 34 manure
spreader w/hydrauhe ingate; 2 bale throw wagons;
J.D. 1240 four row com planter; 2 J.D. K.B.A. 32 disc
harrows; J.D. 3 pt. 4-14 trip bottom plow; Oliver 3 pt. 3-
14 trip bottom plow; J.D. model FBI 3 disc grain drill;
N.H. 450 3 pt. 7 ft. mower; Int. 14 side rake; J.D. 300
elevator; Leily ground driven fertilizer spreader; J.D.
15A flad chopper; 16 ft. flat bed wagon; 3 pt. '7 ft.
scraper blade; 16 ft. portable elevator; seed sower;
only small amount off wagon
Note: This will be some of the nicer machinery sold
this year, most of which is less than 3 years old.
Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents
JAMES G. SH AULL
R. 1, Boonsboro, Md.
Phone: (301) 791-1476
Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk: C.L. Metz
Lunch Rights Reserved
would be a year for big
yields.
If soybeans are grown in a
micronutrient
area, the soil should
' probably be tested each
year.
Check the germination
rate. Certified seed must
have a germination rating on
the tag of each bag. This
should be noted and the
seeding rate adjusted ac
cordingly. If bin-run beans
are planted, the germination
rate should be determined
by sending a representative
sample of the seed to a
- qualified seed laboratory.
Precheck planting
equipment. A grower
shouldn’t wait until planting
time to check his planter or
drill. The earlier soybeans
are planted, the higher the
yields may be.
At 10:30 A.M.
THREE JOHN DEERE
DIESEL TRACTORS
deficient