Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 02, 1980, Image 8

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    AS—Lancaster Famine, Saturday, August 2,1980
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AUG. 4-10, 1980
You can sail, but then there's a gale
Let cucumbers nearest the root remain /or source of next year's
seeds New moon Aug 10 (the annular eclipse of the sun on
Aug, 10 will be visible as a partial eclipse from the southwestern
USI Average length of davs for the week, 14 hours, 14 minutes
First commercial vessel on Great Lakes Aug 7 1679 Well
begun is half done
It s a soup or stew bowl
There was once a happy day
when it was permissible for a man to tilt up his soup bowl to get the last
spoonful The handle on the side was forgiving it a lift in order to get the
last drop
Home Hints Scorch spots on linen mav often disappear vv hen placed in hot
sunlight all dav
OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England: Mild, with showers, to start, middle through end of
week is clear and hot, 'howers north
Greater New York-New Jersey: Showers and warm through mid
week, then sunny and seasonal through weekend
Middle Atlantic Coastal; Showers south, sunnv north at start, then
partly cloudy, hot, and few showers by week's end
Piedmont <t Southeast Coastal; Thundershowers start the week,
then partly cloudy, hot, showers north middle through end of
week
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Valley
Livestock
Valley Stockyards
Athens>Pa.
Monday, July 28
Report supplied by auction
Reported receipts of 104
cows, 18 bulls, 365 calves, 5
heifers, 2 steers, 178 hogs, a
lambs, 10 sheep. Cattle
market reported higher, calf
market reported steady.
Holstein Heifer Calves to
175.00; Veal Calves to 97.50;
Bobs, 90-110 lbs. 80 00-96.00;
The RUB has completely
solved our fly problems for the
last several years' We run
about 800 registered and
commercial mother cows
Hubby Gnner
Columbia, Mississippi
524-120 Rub
5 or more
F.O B. (Ship Wgt 11 lb )
524-130 Flyps Ctn/22
u s Patent #3677233
DOS livestock drugs
P.O. Box 9101 Canton, Ohio 44711
CALL...
toll
free
800-321-0235 F f E K E SK&
nuOLD
Ask the Old Farmer 1 just
bought an old piece of
stoneware called a por
nnge* It has a handle on
it, but it is too big to be a
cup What was it used for 7
Y S Cleveland
Bobs, 80 and down lbs. 60.00-
71.00; Grassers & Feeders
50.00- Lambs 50 .GO
-62.00; Sheep 21.00-31.00;
Hogs, 200-250 lbs. 38.00-43.00;
Sows 32.00-38.00; Boars
26 00-30.00; Pigs 8.00-24.00;
Heifers 50.00-55.00; Steers no
top steers; Steers, feeder
55.00- Bulls 50.00-59.75;
Cows, utility 47.0049.00, Top
53 00; Cows, fat 43.0046.00;
Cows, medium 44.0045.50;
Cows, poor or small 36.00-
41.00; Horses small to 270.00;
Pomes to 125.00; Goats 15.00-
42.00.
Easier-to-use— Simply hang the 10 foot RUB,
pour on about four gallons of insecticide solution
and let the RUB do the rest Its that easy l And
many users report treating the Cow Life Cattle
RUB less than once a month
More Effective Just one pass under the
rub gives animals the insecticide protection they
need It really takes the work out of fly and lice con
trol Millions of cattle have proven how simple it is
More Economical it costs less to start w tn
and it s made of DuPont Orion and acrylic
so i* s virtually rot proof l Plus it saves labor insect
icide and an awful lot of trouble
And if face flies are a problem to you .
The FACE FLYPS offer effective face fly control
These special DuPont Orion "FLYPS ’ wick
insecticide solution directly from the RUB and
insure that the insecticide is where it is needed for
effective face fly control on the animal s face
Each pack contains 22 FLYPS which require
aOout 3 minutes to attach to the RUB Order one
pack per RUB
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East Coast
Carlot
Wednesday, July 30
Report supplied by PDA
Compared to Tuesday’s
dose. Prune special fed veal
generally steady in narrow
test. Good and Choice boning
veal generally steady.
Spring lamb compared to
last week’s bulk, 55 lbs down
2.00 to 3.00 lower, instances
5.00 off from early sales last
week. Boneless beef 85 chem
lean 1.00 to 2.00 higher than
last week, 90 chem firm in
limited test.
VEAL CARCASS
HIDE ON
50 Head
Prune (Special Fed)- 180-
240 lbs. few 160.00, generally
steady.
BONING TYPE
Good and Choice
Northeastern Suppliers:
65-75 lbs. 114.00, all limited;
55-64 lbs. 112.00, all steady;
45-54 lbs. 110.00; 35-44 lbs.
108.00; 34 lbs. down 106.00.
Inshipped: 51-60 lbs. 110.00
LTD, generally steady; 41-50
lbs. 110.00 LTD, generally
steady.
LAMB CARCASS
Choice & Prime 3-4
I Load
55-65 lbs. 138.00; 65-75 lbs
138.00.
SPRING LAMB CARCASS
Choice & Prime 3-4
3 Loads
55 lbs. down 138.00, load
late yesterday 140.00; 55-65
lbs 138.00.
BONELESS BEEF
6 Loads
90 pet chem lean, fresh
136.00-137.0000 part loads
$ 9.55
S 9 25
$ 6.95
Livestock market and auction news
&5 pet chem lean, fresh
125.00-
80 pet chem lean, fresh
112.00-
BEEF TRIMMINGS
4% Loads
65 pet chem lean, fresh
91.50.
50 pet chem lean, fresh
72.00.
CURED AND PROCESSED
MEATS
8 Loads
Skinned Hams: 16-20 lbs
79.00-80.50 him.
Semi-boneless Hams. 14-
17 lbs. 101.00 firm.
Boneless Hams - 13-17 lbs.
123.00 him.
No. 1 Sliced Bacon.
Vacuum Pack, 1 lb. pkg
102.00 steady.
Franks, 70 Beef, 30 Pork 1
Lb. Pack: 89.00 steady.
Indiana
Auction
Thursday, July 31
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE: 78. Compared
with last Thursday’s
market; SI. cows weak $l-2
lower. SI. steers Individual
Choice 64.00 and 65.00; In
dividual Good 62.25 and
62.75. SI. heifers Individual
Good 59.00; SI. cows Utility &
Commercial 44.50-48.50;
Cutters 42.50-46.00; Canner &
L Cutter 38.00-43.00; Shells
down to 30.00 SI. bulls few
Yield Grade No. 1 & 2 1000-
1700 lbs. 52 25-63.00
FEEDER CATTLE.
Steers, Large Frame No. 1
350-750 lbs. 60.50-65 00. Hulls
Medium & Large Frame No
1,400-600 lbs 51.00-63.00
Profitable waste management
with VAN DALE
Manun is mom \' Don t throw
dollars aw a} Lt t Van Dak show
you the uaj to modt rn provtn
manun management
Slinger Spreader Tanks lor
beef and dairv liquid manure in
1500 2250 3000 gallon mod( Is
Lou rearspread patkrn with up
to 40' swath No messy bloubac k
Vacuum Spreader Tanks lor
hog liquid manure in 1500
2250 3000 gallon models
St para(( mlakt and disc
ports lor t k an 1 ill-hose hookup
Barn Cleaners to htlpjou
handk rnort hvt slot k u ith k ss
labor improve (arm el/u it n< v
int n ast profits
SEE US AT AG PROGRESS DAYS AUG. 19 - 21
CALVES 101 Vealers
bulk of supply returned to
farm. Few Choice 85 00-
95.00; Good 78 00-90.00; few
Standard & Good 90-120 lbs.
70.00- few 70-90 lbs
61.00- few Utility 55-125
lbs 51 00-65 00.
FARM CALVES. Hoi.
Bulls 85-125 lbs. 80.00-112 00;
Hoi. Heifers 80-125 lbs 90.00-
132 50 Beef Cross bulls &
heifers 80-110 lbs. 80.00-95.00.
HOGS 107. Barrows and
gilts 1.75-2 75 higher, in
stances 4.50 higher US No 1-
2 200-245 lbs. 45 50-48.50, No.
1-3 200-265 ibs. 44.00-46.75,
few No. 2-3 260-295 lbs. 37.00-
40.75; few No 1-3 130-170 Ibs.
31.00- Sows US No 1-3
350-550 lbs 37 75-42 00 Boars
15.00-
FEEDER PIGS 36. 1 lot
US No. 1-3 30 lbs. 12.00 per
head; No. 1-3 60-90 lbs. 17.00-
20.50.
SHEEP LSI. ewes 21.00.
Chambersburg
Auction
Thursday, July 31
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE: 312 Compared
to last Thursday’s market,
slaughtter steers steady to 50
cents higher. SI. cows 25
cents-1.25 lower. SI. steers
High Choice & Prime 70.60-
71.86, Choice 975-1250 lbs.
67.85-70.50, Good 58.85-67.00;
few Standard 57.25-59.25; SI.
heifers few Good 56.00-61.85;
SI. cows Utility & Com
mercial 46.00-52.35, Cutters
47.00-52.00; Canner & L
Cutter 44 25-48.50; Shells
down to 41.25; SI. bulls yield
K & S INC.
VAN DALE SALES AND SERVICE
RD 1, QUARRYVILLE. PA 17566
PHONE: 717-284-3111
Grade No. 1, 1020-2000 lbs
51.25-59.75.
CALVES: 541. Vealers
grading Choice $4-7 higher,
Standard & Good about
steady, few Prune 90 00
94.00, Choice 81.00-91 00,
Good 70.00-82.00; Standard &
Good 70-95 lbs. 62.00-74 00
50-110 lbs 45.00-59.00.
FARM CALVES Hoi
Bulls 85-130 lbs. 80.00-109.00,
few down to 72.00; ; Hoi’
Heifers 90-220 lbs. 100 00-
210.00, mostly 165.00-195 00
HOGS: 103, Barrows and
gUts $1.25 higher. US No. 1-2
200-230 lbs 45.5047.10, No. 1-
3 200-240 lbs. 43.8544.00
Sows US No. 1-3 275-550 lbs
37.0041.25. Boars 27.50-31.75
FEEDER PIGS 76. US No
1-3 20-35 lbs. 7.50-10.00 per
head, No 1-3 40-50 lbs. 12.50
18.00, £
SHEEP: 51. Spring si.
lambs Choice 80105 lbs
57.5061.75; Good 60-85 lbs.
52.5056.50; SI. ewes 21.00
25.00.
Report supplied by USDA
Feeder Cattle
285
188
150
Today
Last Friday
Last Year
TREND Insufficient
volume to fully test trends
Pew lots mostly steady
FEEDER STEERS
MEDIUM FRAME 1: Couple
lots 600-650 lbs 77.50-77 75,
couple lots 750-800 lbs. 69.10-
70.50, few lots 900-1035 lbs
63.25-65.00
Complete product line.
1 ransk r Pumps Agitator/Fille'r
Pumps Above Ground Storage
Tanks Soil Inje e tors One
supph source for vour entire
waste management system
Lancaster
Feeder Cattle
Friday, July 25
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