Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 04, 1980, Image 120

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    C32—Lwcastw Farming, Saturday, Octobtr 4,1980
BLOOMSBURG - There
were 28 4-H steers and 23
lambs sold last Thursday
evening at the annual 4-H
Beef and Lamb Sale at the
Bloomsburg Fair.
The grand champion steer,
a 1115 pound Charolais
crossbred exhibited by
Barbara Crane of Danville,
sold for $1.35 a pound to W.
Dean Metzger of Winfield.
The contending bidder for
the champion steer was
Oscar Baumart, Herndon,
RD., who was the successful
bidder on the reserve
champion steer, a 1160 pound
Charolais.
The latter was exhibited
by Cris Nipple of Mt.
Pleasant Mills and sold for
Short course set
for new farmers
KENNETT SQUARE -
How much money do you
need to operate a farm? Will
livestock or cash crops be
more profitable for someone
just getting started in far
ming?
Tough questions, but
questions you will have to
answer if you are thinking
about starting a farming
business.
Now a special short course
has been planned for those
who have thought about
getting into farming but who
lack the practical ex
perience.
Offered by the ex
tension service at Penn State
University and the
University of Penn
sylvania’s School of
id Guard
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■—• '—'t “Friend of Farmers since 1i96.”
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A Company founded by a group of Lancaster
County farmers. We understand your insurance
needs and we can give you the protection you
need without the fancy frills. This results in
lower rates for you See our agent in your area.
RICHARD L BRANDT AGENCY
1106 Cocoa Ave , Hershey, Pa
RIDERS INSURANCE AGENCY
113 W Bishop St, Bellefonte, Pa
ARTHUR YEAGER AGENCY
104 E Mam St. Ephrata, Pa
MCDOWELL INSURANCE, INC.
| 43 E Baltimore St, Greencastle, Pa
steer at Bloomsburg
Top
sells
for $1.35 per pound
82 cents a pound.
The champion lamb, sold
for $l.OO per pound to Oscar
Baumart
The 23 lambs sold had an
average weight of 99 pounds.
The first place lightweight
steer exhibited by John
Hartman, Danville, weighed
1025 pounds and sold to
Oscar Baumart for 82 cents
per pound.
The first place mid
dleweight steer, exhibited by
Brenda Moslock of Montour
County, weighed 1075 pounds
and sold to Keystone Har
vestore Systems Inc.,
Tunkhannock, for 82 cents
per pound.
The first place light
heavyweight steer, exhibited
Veterinary Medicine,
new fanners short course
will cover basic steps in
livestock and crop
production as well as the
economic aspects of
acquiring land, taxation and
budgeting a farm business.
The short course will be
held October 25 at the
University of Penn
sylvania’s New Bolton
Center near Kennett Square.
Enrollment will be limited to
the first 150 individuals who
register.
Registration fee for the
course is $lO. Additional
information and registration
forms are available by
writing Short Course Office,
306 Agr. Admin. Bldg.,
University Park, PA 16802.
OIOANTIC
SKLECTION
IN
Lancaster
Farming's
CLASSIFIEDS
by Dave Hartman of Mon
tour County, sold to Oscar
Baumart for 76 cents per
pound.
The steers sold Thursday
evening have been under the
care of their 4-H member
owners for the past ten
months, having been pur
chased-by the members as
400 to 500 pound calves last
fall. The lambs were on feed
for a shorter period of time.
The auctioneer was Mark
Click.
Other buyers of 4-H Steers
were: Danville Cattle
Company, Danville RD4;
the
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
Hardware • Farm Supplies
Custom Manufacturing • Crane Service
DRAINAGE PROBLEMS?
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JJJf lists of investment priorities.
Green Leaf Fertilizer
Company, Danville; Harold
Shultz, Danville; Northern
Central Bank, Williamsport;
Roger and Nancy Sanders,
Bloomsburg; Paul Reichart,
Orangeville.
Also making purchases
were Shady Hollow Farms,
Benton; N.S. Troutman and
Sons, Freeburg; James
Cole, Bloomsburg;
Catawissa Bottling Com'
pany, Catawissa; Keister’s
Middleburg Livestock
Market; Preston Lawton,
Bloomsburg; Pytko and
Keller, Danville.
COCALICO EQUIPMENT CO/
DRAINAGE & EXCAVATING
RD#3, DENVER, PA 17517
★ Barn Cleaners, Manure Pumps,
Manure Stackers, Silo Unloaders,
Bunk Feeders, Feed Conveyors
MARVIN J. HORST
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
1950 S. sth Avenue, Lebanon, Pa. 17042
Phone: 717-272-0871
LOOP STALLS (Southern Style -
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STANDARD FREE STALLS
GATES (38” - 48” - 54” High)
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Wood Comer Rd., 1 Mile West of Ephrata
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Phone: 717-738-1121
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