Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 19, 1979, Image 42

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 19,1979
42
Shearer, farrier,
MORRISVILLE - Sheep
shearing, sheep dog
demonstrations, a farrier,
and Colonial crafts will be
demonstrated May 24th at
Wheat to be up
HARRISBURG - Penn
sylvania’s 1979 wheat
production is expected to
total 8.38 million bushels, up
four per cent from last year,
according to the Penn
sylvania Crop Reporting
Service based on May 1
conditions.
Acres for harvest are up
seven percent from a year
ago to 262,000, while an
expected yields is off one
bushel to 32 bushels per acre.
U.S. winter wheat produc
tion is forecast at 1.39 billion
bushels, 11 per cent or 143
million bushels above the
1978 crop.
Hay stocks on Penn
sylvania farms May 1 are
estimated at 1.2 million tons,
more than double of that a
year ago. The U.S. total of
29.9 million tons is up 24 per
cent from 1978.
May 1 potato stocks held in
storage in Pennsylvania by
growers, local dealers and
processors are estimated at
750,000 cwt., 12 per cent of
the 1978 crop. At the United
States level, an estimated
60.8 million cwt. of potatoes
for all uses were in storage
in the Fall producing states.
This reflects the largest
monthly disappearance
since the beginning of the
storage season primarily
because of the increased
processing activity and a
large volume of seed
deliveries.
U.S. spring potato
Strip tests prove it Cattle
prefer Pioneer® brand sor
ghum-sudangrass hybrid over <
other brands That means
they’ll eat more make
more meat or milk Unbeat
able hot-weather pasture or
green-chop Can be planted
on diverted acres
Treat your cattle to the
sorgluim-sudangrass hybrid 1
they like best 988'
SEE or CALL
YOUR PIONEER DEALER
PIONEER
SORGHUM
Pioneer a Brand name number*
identify arieties. * Re«lstered trade
mark of Pioneer Hi Bred International
the historic Pennsbury
Manor located in
Morrisville, Bucks County.
Jim Shearer of Mountville,
will be helping the sheep to
production is forecast at 22.9
million cwt., a four per cent
improvement from April 1,
and 27 per cent above the
1978 spring output.
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USED
HAY TOOLS
IH 47 Baler w/thrower
IH 37 Baler w/thrower
IH 46 Baler w/thrower
IH 55T Baler
NH 68 Baler
IH 10 Bale Thrower
MF 81 Mower Cond.
NH 469 Mower Cond.
Case Baler
Ford Flail Mower 3 pt.
Woods CBO Mower
Trailing
Mowers 2 pt.
Mowers 3 pt.
Vicon wheel rake
Kools Blower
Gehl Blower
IH 42 Blower
NH Hay Crimper
USED
TRACTORS
F-1066D
F-1206D
F-856G
Farmall H
USED
PLANTERS
IH 449 4 Row
Oliver 4 Row
MF 4 Row
JO 1250 6 Row
SEE ALL THESE IH HAY TOOLS AND MORE AT YOUR COMPLETE IH
EXPERIENCED PARTS
PERSONNEL
LARGE PARTS
INVENTORY
INTERNATIONAL®
AGRICULTURAL
EQUIPMENT
crafts to be at
shed their 100 per cent wool
coats. This is a big event for
youngsters and adults alike.
Several thousand visitors
have attended the event over
the last few years.
The Lancaster County
shepherd will also give a
Border Collie demon
stration.
Joe Beck, a farrier from
Mechanicsville, will be
demonstrating in Penn
sybury’s repaired forge. He
will be in residence this
Summer as the blacksmith
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HAY TOOL HEADQUARTERS HI.
WELCOME TO YOUR IN
HAY TOOL HEADQUARTERS...
WE BACK UP OUR SALES WITH THE SERVICE YOU NEED
In addition, demon
strations will be given m dry
flower arrangement, basket
weaving and baking bread
Colonial style in the manor
kitchens. All activities are
associated with the history
of the Pennsylvania foun
der’s former plantation of
more than 8000 acres along
the Delaware River.
Refreshments will be
served to school children by
435 Twine-Tie Baler
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1190 Mower Conditioner
(New For 1979)
TRAINED, EXPERIENCED
QUALIFIED PERSONNEL
WELL EQUIPPED SHOP
FIELD SERVICE AVAILABLE
SWOPE & BASHORE, INC.
Pennsbury Ma
Founder
restored
at Pennsylvania
William Penn’s
eounti y manor.
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RDI, MYERSTOWN, PA
Located 1 Mile S. of Int. 78 & 6 Miles N. of Myerstown
on Rt. 645 in Frystown
PHONE: 717-933-4138
nor yj
>ers of the Pennsbury
. "Hie Society joins
the Pennsylvania ' |
ical and Museum
ision in sponsoring the N \
r event. For additional iM
lation contact Nancy K
215-94&-0400. ft. “
pT '
membi
Society,
with
Histori
Commisi
all day >
inform.
Kolb at
Bali
Head
FINANCING
WE WILL CUSTOMIZE
A FINANCE OR
LEASE PLAN TO
MEET YOUR NEEDS.
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