WITH COMMON SENSE!
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
AND CRAWLER
472 South from Quarryville about 6 miles to
Crossroads. Take Noble Road right, follow to
first Y left. Take White Rock road thru covered
bridge, make 2 lefts to sale.
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
J. Deere 2840 diesel w/180 hrs. w/48 loader, material
bucket, fork.
Minneapolis Moline G 1,000 diesel (Excellent Shape)
Deutz diesel 600-6 (0.K.).
Ford 6,000 diesel Commander.
Fordson Major diesel.
A.C. - HD 15 dozer w/good undercarriage and 24 m.
track.
J. Deere 310 disc transport 12 ft. (1 yr.).
M.M. 6 bottom 16 in. trip plow w/coulders, Case 12 ft.
transport disc, 12 ft. Cultipacker, 2 sprmg harrows 10 &
12 ft. New'ldea cutditioner, Case 9 ft. 4 in. 555 haybine,
Massey Ferguson baler w/thrower, New Idea 3 pt.
rake, IHC drawn rake, 4 wagons app. BxBxlB
w/thrower racks, wide track w/front drop gate, 2
Kauffman built, New Idea 32 ft. elevator w/motor.
Harvester handler elevator.
New Idea 10 ton tandem axle single beater Manure
Spreader.
Fox 3,000 harvester w/3 row narrow head, pick up
and elev. knife grinder, 3 forage wagons JD 125-115-
New Idea, 2 forage blowers, Kools Hopper and New
Holland table blower.
2 gravity bm wagons, A.C. no-till com planter 4 row
30 mch, Case 17 disc gram drill w/fertz. (0.K.),
Bearcat #72A flail chopper, Wood Bras. 7 ft. rotary
mower 3 pt., 2 shoop horse trailers, tandem axle
w/roof, flat bed wagon, 3 pt. bale earner, 4 elec, fen
cers, elec, welder, acetylene torch and tanks, battery
charger, chains, tools and other articles.
Terms by,
DEAN ROLAND
717-529-2822
J. Everett Kreider, Auct.
Steve Petersheim, Auct.
Lunch by Farm Women Society #2l
DISPERSAL SALE
Located 3 miles north of Taneytown, Md. or 5
miles south of Littlestown, Pa. on Route 194,
west 3 A mile on Teeter Road (Ist farm on left
after bridge).
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
AT 10:00 A.M.
44 HEAD OF HIGH GRADE
HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 44
Consisting of 10 head fresh since December 1; 4 head
to freshen by sale; 4 dry cows; 12 head m full flow of
milk, bred back for fall; balance in different stages of
lactation.
This is a good productive herd and well uddered.
Bangs and T.B. tested within 30 days; pregnancy
examined.
Cattle Sale In Tent Loading Chute
DIESEL TRACTORS & MACHINERY
White Field Boss 2* 105 diesel tractor, W.F., full
power, 460 hours; Oliver 1650 diesel tractor, W.F., P.S.
1600 hours; Pittsburgh 12 ft. transport disc, new-used
only on 15 acres; Oliver 4-16 automatic reset plow;
Oliver 4-14 rip back plow; Brilhon 10 ft. cultipacker; N.
Idea 9 ft. mow - ditoner; N.H. basket side rake; N.H.
275 baler w/thrower; McD. 13-7 gram drill; N.H. 717
forage harvester w/1 row corn head; 5 ft. pickup head;
Kools blower; cement mixer; D. Bradley 20 ... mow
conveyor; J.D. 115 silage wagon; 5 rubber tire wagons
w/haysides, 3 of which are dump wagons; hydraulic
dump pump; N. 1.165 P.T.O. manure spreader, 1 year
old'"hydraulic cylinders; 2 rubber tire wheel barrows;
Craftsman & in. belt sander; table saw and motor, 8 ft.
creosoted posts - No Small Items,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
4 pc. waterfall bedroom suite; 2 single Hollywood
beds; 2 wooden beds; 2 waterfall wardrobes; 2
bureaus; Singer elec, sewing machine; child’s desk;
oak armed vinyl rocker; toys; misc.
SALE ORDER: Furniture & Household, Machinery,
Cattle.
TERMS: Cash - Not Responsible for Accidents.
MR. & MRS. CHARLES L. GEISINGER
Telephone; (301) 756-2787
AUCTIONEER; Robert C. Mullendore
CLERK; C. L. Metz
LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED
11:30 A.M.
6 Tractors
Boost forage output on marginal acres
UNIVERSITY PARK produces only about 25
Most of this country’s land percent of its potential, yet
COMPLETE
DISPERSAL
CATTLE & MACHINERY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15
11:30 A.M. Sharp
Selling at the Jack Wood Farm located on
Taylor Valley Rd., 3 mi. North of Cincinnatus,
NY just off Rt. 26. Watch for auction arrows.
88 GRADE + REGISTERED
CATTLE 88
Among these cattle from one farmer, 45 Ist calf
heifers due to calve February to March. All from
Eastern breeding. There will be several fresh by sale
date. These have type & very good milking quality in
these heifers.
Also open & bred heifers will sell. Plus fresh &
bagging close cows. Some of these are registered
cattle. All Cattle vet examined for pregnancy, plus
blood & TB tested. Ready for immediate interstate
shipment day of sale.
MACHINERY
MF #lB5 Diesel tractor, gd. cond.; MF #l2 baler
w/kicker, gd. cond; MF #36 rake; JD #FI4SA-5-16 trip
bottom plow, ex. cond.; Ford #906 Rotary mower, NH
#67 hayhne baler w/kicker; NH #461 haybine; NH
spreader; 2 kicker wagons on running gear; clod
buster; NI mower-conditioner; Papec #35 1 row
chopper, gd. cond.; Ottawa 32’ hay & gram elevator;
Int. 3 bottom trailer plow; Battery charger; 3 Surge
milker unit, 50 lb. pails; plus more miscellaneous
items.
Terms • Cash or good check. Lunch available
Jack Wood’s Livestock & Auction Service
Sales Managers
Cincinnatus, NY 13040
607-863-4141
COMPLETE
CATTLE & MACHINERY
DISPERSAL
Harry & Sue Young
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Mr. & Mrs. Young having sold their farm and
are moving out of the state, have commissioned
us to sell their cattle & machinery located on the
farm off Great Brook Rd., turn off Rt. 23 in the
hamlet of Amberville, 3 mi. South of New Berlin
and 7 mi. North of Norwich on Great Brook Rd.
56 CATTLE 56
This dairy consists of 42 rmlk cows, 11 started heifer
calves, of which 2 are registered. Sired by Ramson
Rail Pacemaker, bom m Nov. of ‘79. 3 started bull
calves and 1 crossbred beef heifer.
The milking herd are all Holstein except one Blue &
White cow and one Red & White Holstein. The following
lactations: 20 fresh cows, 12 handling & bagging close
cows, the balance are bred for summer and fall
calving. This dairy has been blood & TB tested and has
had shipping fever shots ready for immediate in
terstate shipment day of sale.
MACHINERY
JD #3020 Diesel tractor selling w/brand new cab in
ex. cond.; MF #175 Diesel tractor w/new rubber m
good cond.; JD #l4B loader, brand new in Nov. of ‘79;
Special NH #479 haybine in ex. cond.; NIIBO bu. PTO
spreader w/hydro tailgate, brand new chains; NH
# Super 123 hopper blower; 2 self unloading wagons on
heavy duty running gears; NH running gear w/flat
racks; JD 10’ transport disc; JD 2 row 3 pt. hitch com
planter; JD #6 1 row chopper; new tractor chains; 2
Uvler feed carts, brand new; ex. fogger, new; 4 metal
individual calf stalls; Sears 200 amp welder; metal for
welding; 3 fencers; smooth wire; all purpose metal
work bench; Fairbank 500 lb. platform scales; hydro
cylinder; seed corn; 1971 Ski-doo TNT #340; Metal 15
individual chicken nests; fancy hens & 3 nice roosters,
plus more miscellaneous items.
This machinery is in good condition. Inspection
anytime.
Terms - Cash or good check.
Lunch Available
Owners,
HARRY & SUE YOUNG
607-859-2952
Jack Wood's Livestock &
Auction Service
Safes Managers
Citicinnatus, NY 13040
607-863-4141
11:00 A.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9,1980—D21
the same land indirectly
accounts for almost a third
of our food supply-in the
form of meat and milk.
Grass and range land make
up more than half the total in
the United States and over 60
percent of the acres is on
farms. Yet, only one out of 10
of those acres gets any
fertilization.
“The sky is the limit as far
as the future use of fertilizer
is concerned”, according to
John E. Baylor, extension
agronomist at Penn State.
Fertilization yields a
return of $3 for every dollar
invested, however, to most
forage producers the profit
incentive remains obscure,
clouded behind the indirect
PUBLIC AUCTION
COMPLETE FARM EQUIPMENT
Dispersal For
Eugene K. and Linda S. Martin
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Located: Take Route 272 North from Ephrata
past Turnpike entrance to traffic light, turn left
on Route 897 6-miles thru Reinholds to farm on
right or 897 South from Schaefferstown 4 miles
to farm on left. West Cocalico Twp., Lancaster
County, Penna.
MASSEY FERGUSON 1130 DIESEL
with Multi-power, W.F.E.; Dual Hydraulics, Front
Weights, Like New 23.1x34 Tires.
MASSEY FERGUSON 1100 DIESEL
with Multi-Power and Roll Guard.
1830 CASE SKID LOADER
Excellent Condition only 1% Years Old.
JOHN DEERE 520
with Power Steering and Cultivators.
JOHN DEERE 8250 18x7 GRAIN DRILL with Fer
tilizer and Gram Seeder Attachments, like new; NEW
HOLLAND No. 790 10-TON SPREADER with
Hydraulic Endgate, like new; 2 EZ MANU. FORAGE
WAGONS with 3-Beaters, Roof, on 12-Ton Tandem
Running Gear, like new; MASSEY FERGUSON No. 72
DISC HARROW with Dual Wheels 12’6” Cut with
20” Blades, used 1 season; NEW IDEA No. 327 2 ROW
NARROW CORNPICKER with 12 Roll Husking Bed;
McCURDY 280-BUSHEL GRAVITY BIN with 6-inch
Hydraulic Auger on 10-Ton Gear; McCurdy 210-Bushel
Gravity Bin on 8-Ton Running Gear; NEW HOLLAND
469 9-FOOT HAYBINE; JOHN DEERE No. 1250 6-
ROW 30-INCH PLATELESS CORNPLANTER with
Disc Openers Applicators and Dicky John Monitor;
Dunham Lear 13-Foot Cultipacker;
Massey Ferguson 5-Bar Side Rake; Zimmerman 18-
Food Flatbed Wagon with Cora Sides; 16-Foot Flatbed
Wagon with Bale Racks; 36-FOOT LITTLE GIANT
ELEVATOR with Swivel Chute; Case 7-Tooth High
Clearance Chisel Plow; John Deere F-125 4x16 Trip
Plow; John Deere Spring Tooth Harrow on Transport;
2-Row 3-pomt Cultivator; 3-point Rotary Cutter; 3-
point Blade; Century 3-point Sprayer with Poly Tank;
David Bradley Side Rake; Gehl 3-point Round Bale
carter;
JOHN DEERE 4-ROW POTATO PLANTER
John Deere 2-Row Potato Digger; 2 Way Belt Potato
Bag Elevator; Aluminum Picking Table; Potato
Graders and Rollers; Potato Baskets and Misc. Potato
Equipment.
LINCOLN 225 AMP WELDER
Vk H.P. Portable Air Compressor; Floor Model Drill
Press; Electric Grinder on stand; 1750 Watt Sears
Generator with Engine; Walsh High Pressure Washer;
Ready Heater; Platform Scales; % mch Drive Socket
Set; Vise; New Bolts and Bin; 12-Ton Hydraulic Jack;
New % H.P. Motor; 6 Hydraulic Cylinders; MF Stay
Bars; Top Links; 218.4x34 Used Tractor Tires; Com-a-
Long; 2 mch Drive Socket Sets; Kawasaki 250 Trail
Bike; 2 Shallow Well Pumps; 16-Hole Hog Feeder; 100
gallon Hog Medicator; 300-gallon Fuel Tank; 500 gallon
Fuel Tank; Century Sprayer Parts; 50 gallon Schaeffer
Oil with Pump; Sears Water Pump with Gas Engine;
Fuel Pumps; 3/8 mch Drill; Bits; Scrap Iron; Misc.
Hand Tools; Misc. Farm Tools; Forks; Shovels;
Brooms and many other items.
Auction by;
EUGENE K. & LINDA S. MARTIN
R.D. #2, Denver, Pa.
215-267-2690
Auction Conducted by
John 3. and Paul E. Martin Auctioneers
717-733-3511 - 717-733-3305 Ephrata, Pa
use of most forage crops.
The obscurity results from
the low income priority
farmers place on forage.
Since money comes from the
sale of milk or meat a cer
tain amount of difficulty
arises in attributing the
increased yield and quality
to fertilization
Farmers lack confidence
in fertilization as a means to
increased production. This
lack of fertilization results m
an under utilization of most
of the forage land in this
country producing only one
quarter of the potential yield
while proper management
could quadruple production,
Baylor said.
10:30 A.M.
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