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Bale $ 2,950. ejector $4,375 00 Oliver Disc 9 Ford 4-16” Plow John Deere KBA 32x18 Wheel Carrier Disc John Deere KBA 28 18 Disk $3,650 00 1,795 00 2,195 00 1,175 00 150 00 Cockshutt 427 w/Power Steering & 10' Platform 1,450 00 AC Model E w/10’ platform, pickup reel, 2 row corn head, real clean 5,750 00 John Deere 55 Corn Soybean Special 12’ head 9,700 00 John Deere 55 Combine w/cab and 12’ Platform 7,500 00 $775 00 750 00 450 00 750 00 MISCELLANEOUS John Deere #lB 1 row Corn Picker New Set 18 4x30 Snap on Duals w/New Goodyear 6 Ply Tires $3,250 00 2,150 00 3,250 00 $2,350 00 775 00 w/power steering, 3 point hitch USED TILLAGE SPECIALS USED COMBINE SPECIALS Introducing the new AGRICOMMERCIAL FLY CONTROL SYSTEM B-40 to make your livestock happv. Delivering 40 watts of Ultra- Violet attraction for just pen nies a day. Area of coverage is 600 to 1200 square feet, (indoors depending on application.) $ 2,550. $1,175 00 950.00 875 00 850 00 $950 00 1,050 00 HAPPINESS IS A BARN WITHOUT FLIES $125.00 HOLLAINE PARTS and SERVICE Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 14,1979-39 tilizer wmch are fixed costs to farmers. When farm product prices decline incomes decline much more. In some situations, fanners sell at prices below the cost of production which may be disastrous to individual farmers and expensive to society as a whole. Only a small im provement in prices resulting from collective bargaining could make a considerable difference to farm incomes. Such small improvements would have a very small effect on consumer prices. Proponents do not believe bargaining would have a significant effect on the consumer price index and beheve the argument that bargaining for fair prices would be inflationary is misleading. Proponents argue that bargaining can reduce the costs of procurement because the bargaining association provides useful procurement services. Also, by providing unproved communication and creating information m the bargaining process, improved coordination is possible, improving timing of production and product specifications and in general resulting in a better match between demand and supply. Proponents argue that in formation about transactions is lacking m many situations to the disadvantage of individual producers. They cite cases where different farmers receive quite different contract terms. They say bargaining will lead to more uniformity and equity in contract terms. Proponents argue that the objective of farmer bargaining is to establish true market prices, not monopoly prices. Because of unperfections in the market, including lack of information, prices are frequently below what would exist m a perfect market. They argue that prices at harvest tune are a special problem for some commodities and that analysis and information derived through bargaining associations can aid m discovering appropriate prices and making them known by all par ticipants. Proponents argue that the bill is a modest request for assistance in establishing orderly bargaining procedures. They believe farmers are subject to subtle pressure not to participate in bargaining associations. They believe that requiring handlers to recognize legitimate bargaining associations and to bargain m good faith is consistent with the organization of the U.S. economy. They believe they have drafted a bill which is adaptable to many com modities and that it can be administered fairly at low cost to the government. Some proponents argue that it is important that farmers obtain bargaining rights com parable to other groups m the economy rather than rely on programs which are unique to agriculture. The stage in 1979 shifts to the Congress. It is expected that hearings will be held on the bill early in the 1979 session. The Congress will be especially concerned about issues which relate to inflation and budget costs. Those who favor the bill will have to convince the Congress and other interest groups that the bill is fair and consistent with the national interest. Those who oppose the bill will have to make their case. Undoubtedly, ammendments will be offered. This is all part of the democratic process. 0. Low Pressure Evaporative Cooling and (Used widely throughout the Industry) SPRAYING SYSTEMS FOGGING NOZZLE '16171-y2T-Zor 3 Bargaining bill /Continued from Pace 35) KEEP YOUR BIRDS ANP HOGS COOL Dust Control
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