D34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 8,1980
GEORGETOWN, Del. -
Powdery mildew, a
relatively new disease on
soybeans, has been iden
tified for the first time on
plants growing m Delaware.
The disease was found the
third week of September on
soybeans in research plots in
the Georgetown area by a
University of Delaware
graduate student, Steve
Death. He recognized the
symptoms and consulted his
advisor, plant pathologist
Robert Carroll for con
firmation.
Laboratory analysis
supported their diagnosis
and the specific form of the
fungus causing the outbreak
was identified as
Microspheara diffusa.
Carroll says that in rune
years of work m the state,
this is the first time he’s seen
the disease on Delaware
soybeans. Since the mid
1970’s when it was first
reported on U.S. grown
soybeans, the disease has
been found in four mid
western states Georgia and,
very recently Virginia.
A check of varieties
growing in Leath’s research
plots plus 38 lines in variety
trials near Georgetown,
Felton and Newark suggests
that the outbreak is
presently limited to lower
Sussex County.
Leath says nine out of 38
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PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
10:00 A.M.
HORSE DRAWN FARM
MACHINERY & LIVESTOCK
Located in Lancaster Co., PA 2Vz miles east of
Strasburg, 3 miles west of Georgetown, along
Rt. 896 watch for signs.
LIVESTOCK, HOGS, MULES & HARNESS
Approx. 80 head of hogs, Yorkshire and Hampshire
cross, Landrace and York Cross, approx. 40 bred sows,
approx. 15 open sows and gilts, all young sows, less
than 4 litters, approx. 40 feeder pigs 4-5 weeks old.
Vaccinated. An opportunity to buy clean hogs, 2 odd
mules, 7 yr. old. Sorrel 10 yr. old gray, well broke, 4
sets of Heavy Harnesses, bridles, collars, 2 sets of
check lines, single and double tnfle, 4 horse trees.
FARM MACHINERY & HOG FEEDERS
2 way McCormick Deenng plow, 14 in., Oliver 2 bottom
12 in. radex trailer plow, 2 disc harrows, 1 for repairs,
2-3 section spring tooth harrows, 10 ft. steel field
rollers, NI No. 10 manure spreader, smoker elevator,
McCormick Deenng 2 horse cultivator, 2 single shovel
harrows, JD com planter, 2 single tobacco ladders,
shears, spears, tobacco ladder on gears, approx. 6000
tobacco lathes, JD 4 bar nde rake, aluminum ext.
ladder, 2 pig waterers, 2 Hog feeders 16 & 18 hole, 2
round hog feeders, 200 lb. capacity, roof coating and
paint, 20 pieces 21 ft. pipe, new, electnc fencers,
many items too small to mention, wagon load, copper
kettle, Calonc gas stove race condition.
Terms by
EPHRAIM & SUSIE BLANK
Auctioneers
Steve Petersheim
Everett Kreider
Lunch on Premises
Growers face new soybean
lines checked were infected.
In some cases, over 75
percent of the leaves of some
varieties were covered with
the white, talc-like growth
which is the most obvious
sign of powdery mildew.
Both Essex and Ware
varieties were infected, as
well as the green-seeded
variety, Emerald. This is the
first tune that the disease
has been found on Essex, a
vanty of considerable
economic importance in
Delaware.
It is also the first time
powdery mildew has been
identified on a vegetable
soybean.
Carroll considers the
presence of the disease to be
the result of a naturally
occurring infection. He says
it is quite possible that it was
introduced by wmdbome
spores.
Powdery mildew is
generally a late-season
disease which is fostered by
cool temperatures (below 70
degrees F). Its effect on
yield depends on when it
occurs. If plants are infected
early, before podfill is
complete, yields may be
reduced. But if infection
occurs late in the season
after the crop is made,
growers don’t need to be
concerned.
Because it does pose a
potential threat to area
soybean production, Carroll powdery mildew fungus
advises growers to be on the infects many ornamentals,
lookout for powdery mildew including lilacs,
on their beans next summer Some soybean lines are
as early as late August. The definitely resistant to the
condition is easily fungus. If control becomes
recognized because infected necessary, it is most ef
leaves appear to have been fective through varietal
dusted with talcum powder. selection, he says. Chemical
In a related form, the controls are also available,
JOHN P. HALPIN AND SONS INC.
FARM MACHINERY AUCTION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
ll:OOA.M. - HENRIETTA. NEW YORK
Sale to be held at the John Deere Dealership
on Rt. 15, 4 miles south ol Rochester, N.Y. at
Thruway Exit 46.
To reduce inventory will sell:
TRACTORS
JD 8440 D, JD 8640 D. JD 8630 D, JD 4440 D, JD 4230 D,
JD1020,2-JD4O2OD, JD 4020 G, JD 40G, JD 60G, 2 Case
1070 D, me 706 G, IHC 756 D, IHC 300 G, IHC Super MD,
fflC HG, fflC BN G, IHC Cub G, Ford 3400 with loader
G, MF 175 D, 4 White 4 wheel drive D, Oliver 1465 D,
John Blue new G.
IJD 7000 6 row, 4 JDI2BO 8 row, 2 JD1250 6 row, IJD
1260 6 row W, 3 JD 494 A 4 row, 1 JD No Till 6 row, IIHC
400 8 row, 1 IHC 58 8 row, 3 fflC 56 6 row, 1 IHC 400 4
row, 2 IHC plate 4 row, 2 AC 4 row, 1 Ford 4 row.
FORAGE HARVESTERS & CHOPPERS
3JD Model 38, 2JD 3800,1 JD 35,1 JD 34,1 JD 16A, 1
JD Model 6,1 JD Model 8, 3 Fox self-propelled chop
pers, 1 Fox 2 row pull type, INH 818 2 row, 2 NH, 2 NH
flail choppers, 1 MF 2 row chopper, 2 Papec 2 row
choppers, 4 Papec 1 row choppers, 2 IHC 650 2 row
choppers, 1 IHC flail chopper.
PLOWS
JD 2500 5 bottom, JD 2500 6 bottom, JD 2500 7 bottom,
JD 380 8 bottom, JD 360 6 bottom, JD 350 5 bottom, JD
350 7 bottom, JD 2450 5 bottom, JD F 145 5 bottom, JD
F 145 4 bottom, JD 1450 5 bottom 18 in., IHC 5 bottom
spring reset, IHC 6 bottom spring reset; IHC 3 bottom
fast hitch, MF 6 bottom 880 hyd. reset, MF 8 bottom 880
hyd. reset, AC 5 bottom semi-mo’inted, Ford 4 bottom
semi-mounted, 2 Oliver 5 bottom hyd. reset.
BALERS
1 JD 346 W, 1 JD 336 W, 1 JD 216 W, 2 JD 224 WS, 1 JD
214 W, 6JD 24T, INH 275,2 NH 78W, 1 Ford 532.
WINDROWERS & CONDITIONERS
1 JD 880 self propelled, 2 JD 800 self propelled; 1 JD
780 self propelled, 1 JD 1209 pull type, 1 Hesston PTIO,
1 Lamco forage wagon, 1 JD 214 forage wagon, 1 Farm.
Hand dump wagon, 1 NH blower, 2 NH 357 grinder
mixers.
DISC HARROWS
IJD 20 ft. 220,2 JD AW wheel disc, 2 IHC wheel discs.
BEAN COMBINES
1 Model 44 Bidwell, 1T .illiston bean combine, 2 Old
Bidwells.
1-7700 D 4 wheel drive, 2 7700 D, 2,6600 G, 2,4400 G, 1 -
4400 D, 2 - 40, 2 - 45, 3 - 55, 1 - 95, 1 - 105, 1 AC self
propelled 3 row corn head. Model E-111, 1 NH 975 com
head and gram head, 1 Case 600,1 Case 660, 1 MF-72
and IMF 26 parts machines, 1 JD 653 row crop head, 1
JD 453 row crop head, 1 JD 454 New row crop head, 2
JD 244 com heads, 1 JD 343 com head, 1 JD 334 com
head, 2 JD 335 com heads, 1 JD 643 com head.
CULTIVATORS
3 JD 4 row 3 point, 1 White 6 row 3 point, 1 JD 6 row 3
point.
DRILLS
IJD FBB, IJD FB, 2 Ontario 16x8,1 Case 15x8,1IHC
20x7.
2 JD 15 ft. roller, 4 JD spring tooth, 3 IHC spring
tooth, 1 IHC 315 roller, 1 Dunham roller, 1 Bnllion
roller.
CORN PICKERS
1 IHC 234 2 row mounted, 1 Moline 2 row mounted, 1
NI 2 row picker sheller, 1 NI 702 uni-harvester, 4 row
com head sheller unit and combine. And other
equipment.
Everything sells to highest bidder. No minimum
pnces. List of machinery is subject to additions and
deletions.
TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale. Nothing to
be removed until settled for.
Financing available from John Deere Credit Corp.,
by contacting Halpins prior to sale. No fln«nping
charges on used tractors, balers, combines, planters,
tillage equipment until March 1, 1981. 25% down
payment required day of sale. Phone No. 716-334-4150.
JOHN P. HALPIN & SONS INC.
HENRIETTA, N.Y. 716-334-4150
Harris Wilcox Inc.
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Bergen. N.Y. 716-494-1880
PLANTERS
COMBINES
HARROWS
disease
but should be used only if tension plant pathologist Bob
absolutely necessary. Mulrooney any incidence of
The plant pathologist the disease on soybeans next
urges fanners to report to season, so that its presence
their county agent or ex- can be monitored.
fcJ&> WISE’S COUNTRY AUCTION
, Saturday Evenings
.Located 4 miles south
JS-Va*!/ of Strasburg, PA at the:
WHITE OAK
First Sale
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
Garage and body shop tools, shoe shop, machinery &
supplies, household goods and lots more to come.
Take advantage of our low introductory commission
offer
We need Antiques, Household Goods, Tools, Etc.
Terms By,
GEORGE H. WISE, JR.
Elvin Sechrist, Auctioneer
For Consignments and information call
717-687-7018
If no answer 786-4289
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Dairy Farm
Along New Danville Pike, 2 miles south of
New Danville, 1 mile north of Conestoga center,
5 miles southwest oi Lancaster, 3 miles west of
Willow Street.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
12:30 P.M.
App. 82 acres of land with 3 acres of woodland, 64
acres of tillable Chester Loam soil. Large bank barn
app. 56x100 w/slate roof and 26 stanchions. 16x60 stave
sUo. Can accommodate 10 acres tobacco. 16x18 milk
house w/500 gal. Dan-Kool milk tank. 14 HP diesel goes
with farm.
2% story stone & frame dwelling. 7 rooms w/1%
baths and full basement. 2 never failing wells. Road
fronting on 3 sides of farm.
Terms by,
JACOBS. CLICK
J. Everett Kreider
Steve Petersheim, Aucts.
717-786-1545
Property can be inspected Oct. 1 and Nov 15 between
12:00 & 3:30.
Terms 10% down. Bal. April 1,1981.
THE FALL
INVITATIONAL
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♦ At the Fairgrounds - Frederick, Md. {
: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 j
X 12.00 Noon ♦
♦ I
X 65 HEAD OF REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 65 J
♦ 50 Fresh or Springing Cows and Heifers - Plenty of t
♦ Ready Milk. *
X 10 Open Heifers and Heifer Calves. J
♦ 5 Bulls-All with Good Pedigrees. ♦
♦ A Few Samples: *
X AVG Kmglea Total with 17,080 M and 668 F. 1
X A Kingpin heifer bred to Jemmi and due in ♦
♦ December. X
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+ A Conductor bred to Cinnamon. J
♦ A Pencor who made 16.210 M and 640 F as a 3-yr. old. 2
♦ An Astronaut who has 18,190 M and 558 F as a 2-yr. 2
2 old. ♦
♦ AVG Coldspnngs Elevation Quality with 17.210 M 2
2 and626F. ♦
♦ AGP cow due about 2 weeks after sale with 27,720 M 2
1 and93oF. ♦
T AGP cow due after sale to Wayne with 21.730 M and ♦
♦ 835 F. 2
2 Afresh Jerry daughter milking 75 lbs. ♦
2 An Astronaut open heifer from a 21,864 M dam. 2
♦ The five bulls are all from high record dams and 2
2 sired by Elevation (2) Conductor (2) and Creek. ♦
♦ Featuring: A Fancy Elevation fresh with second calf 2
: after making 510 F as a Jr. 2-yr. old from a dam who 2
has 817 F. She has a beautiful udder. ♦
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♦ Sale Managed by: 2
2 REMSBURG SALE SERVICE 2
♦ Jefferson. Maryland 21755 2
Ph. 301-473-8214 ♦