Chester SCD seeks
WEST CHESTER -
"Application is being
made for funds for a
land assessment survey
of the White Clay Creek
Watershed in Chester
County”, Pownall
Jones, Chairman of the
Chester County Con
FEEDER
SALES
“Cattle + Pigs”
Farmers have been asking about these
special ’ sales tor several weeks now Intel est
seems to be really good. The evening sates
draw lots of buyers to bid on your livestock
Plan to sell your feeders in one of these sales
All slaughter livestock will be sold as usual
after the feeders.
Sale Order: Pigs* Feeder Cattle, Bulls,
Steers, Heifers, Cows, Calves, Hogs.
Schedule of Special Sales
Tues. Evenings 7:00 Sharp
★ Mar. 17 * Apr 14
* Mar. 31 ★ Apr 28
Carlisle Livestock Market
Just off 1-81 at Exit 12
Phone Carlisle 349-4511
Home Office Hagerstown, Md
301-733-8120
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PUBLIC SALE
Located 5 mites west of Boonsboro,
MO or 1 mile east of Sharpsburg, MD on
Route 34.
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
llrOOa.m
51 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE 51
Consisting of 35 head of open Holstein heifers,
6 to 18 months of age; 15 bred Holstein heifers,
some springing with second calf, most due
'June, July and August. Service age Holstein
bull out of P B stock. These are all home
raised, Bangs and T.B. tested within 30 days of
sale.
TRACTORS AND MACHINERY
Ford 900 tractor, N F ; Oliver 550 tractor,
W F., P.S., 3 pt. hydraulic; both tractors
completely overhauled in past 2 years and in
excellent condition. Mounted 2 row corn picker
for 900 (at Burtner Farm - Burnside Bridge
Road); J.D. 4-16 trip back trailer plow; Int. 2-16
trip back 3 pt. plow; 3 pt. lever harrow; roller
harrow; Int. 100 3 pt. 7 ft. dynabalance mower;
3 pt. rotary mower; J D. hay crimper; hay
tedder; 200 gal fiber tank held sprayer; 3 pt. 1
row cult.; 3 pt post hole digger; Ford 3 pt. saw
mangle; 3 pt. 6 ft. scraper blade; J.D. 15A flail
chopper; Fox H.D. silage wagon with high
flotation tires; gravity bin wagon; 3 rubber tire
flat bed wagons; J D. rubber tire running gear;
Badger 20 ft. silo unloader, N Idea 2 hole corn
shelter, power or hand; no small items.
Terms: Cash - not responsible for accidents.
—LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED
REAL ESTATE
Will leave this sate site and go to Potomac
St., Sharpsburg, MD and offer for sate at 2:30
p.m All that lot, together with the im
provements thereon, fronting 86 ft. on the west
side of Potomac Street in Sharpsburg,
Washington County, Maryland, and running
back with equal width a distance of 91 feet
along an alley and more particularly described
in Laber 576 folio 434 one of the Land Records of
Washington County, Maryland.
Improvements: frame dwelling covered by
asbestos siding and composition roof, con
taming 4 rooms and bath, partial cellar; heated
by oil burning hot air furnace; town water;
septic system. Frame 2 car garage and chain
link fenced yard.
Inspection by calling 432-2619 after 6:00 p.m.
or by calling auctioneer at 582-0546.
Terms: 10% down day of sate with balance
due within 30 days. Taxes and water to be
prorated as to final settlement; buyer to pay
for Documentary stamps and transfer tax.
Possession upon final settlement.
MR. & MRS. ROBERT L. CASTLE, SR.
Phone after 6:00 p.m,; 432-2619
Auctioneer; Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk; C.L Metz
servation District told
Directors at the District
meeting last week in
West Chester. The
contract is being
negotiated with the
state Bureau of Soil and
Water Conservation.
"The assessment
would be a survey of the
stream and surrounding
land uses”, Jones said.
"The assessment will
attempt to determine
how much mud, if any,
agricultural land is
contributing to the
White Clay Creek
during storms. Property
owners in the White
Clay Watershed would
be asked to assist in
locating problem
areas.”
"Agriculture is nearly
always pointed out as
the culprit when
pollution occurs in
Chester County
streams. Yet other
PUBLIC SALE
Discontinuing farming due to ill health,
will sell located miles west of
Leitersburg, MD or 6*/a miles north of
Hagerstown, MD off Route 60, west on
Leitersburg-State Line Road or 6 mites
east of Greencastle, PA: exit 3 off 1-81 on
Route 16, east to Bemisderfer Road,
south to stop sign, left to sale.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
at9;3o A.M.
48 Head of Reg. & Grade
Holstein Heifers 48
Consisting of 20 head bred to freshen in
September, 9 bred to freshen later, 13 head of
open yearling heifers, 6 head 6 xnos. of age.
Most of above heifers are out of artificial
breeding and dams with records up to 24,000 lb.
milk. This is a good clean group of home raised
heifers. Bangs and T B. tested within 30 days
for interstate shipment.
Farm Machinery
John Deere 4000 diesel tractor, rollguard,
P.S , 540 & 1000 RPM P.T.O ; side console;
J ‘’n Deere 2640 diesel tractor, 320 hrs., high
low, 040-1000 R.P.M. P T. 0., W.F., P.S , wheel
weights; White-aires4oo6row3om. no-till corn
planter, complete with 72 amp. alternator,
monitor, liquid fertilizer, and Gandy boxes;
Int. 455 four row corn planter w/Gandy boxes;
N Holland 23 hopper blower; 1 section 9 in
pipe and goose neck, 2 Dion 14 ft. self unloading
silage wagons on 12 ton chassis; N. Idea
manure spreader; N H 3 pt. 7 ft. mower, N.H
55 side rake; N.H. 268 baler w/thrower, 2 bale
throw wagons; 2 big round bale trailers, 3 pt.
big bale carrier; gram wagon; Fioklm 213
gravity bin wagon on 8 ton chassis; hay feeding
wagons, J.D. 15-7 gram drill; Int. 19 B. disc
harrow; Oliver 4-16 cushion trip plow; rotary
hoe; N.H. 36 ft. elevator; Smoker 24 ft.
elevator; Alum, elevator; J.D No 7 portable
tractor belt driven corn shelter; one hole corn
shelter; hog feeders; waterers; pipe gates;
feed bunks; water troughs; locust posts;
creosoted poles; tile stave 12x28 silo, partially
dismantled; sweet com and apple dryer; old
telephone insulators; new wagon tires and
tubes; dehorners; bolts, nuts, etc. 200 gal per
minute chemical pump w/gas motor; 200 gal.
plastic spray tank; old wagon and combine
parts; L.U.C power unit.
Dairy Equipment & Feed
Dan-Xool 400 gal. bulk milk tank
w/Everyday compressor, compressor used 6
yrs.; 50 gal. elec, water heater; refrigerator;
S.S wash up tanks.
Approx. 60 large round bales of Ist, 2nd, 3rd
cutting alfalfa.
Approx. 900 bates mixed hay.
Approx. 1000 bates wheat straw
Approx. 50 large round bates of corn fodder.
Lot of mulch hay and fodder in large round
bates.
-Ail feed to be sold by bate.-
Will also offer ear com by ton
1960 Dodge 1 ton dual wheel truck, as is.
1964 G.M.C Vh ton truck w/12 ft. dump body.
New 2 wheel cattle trailer; cattle rack for
wide side pickup truck; used lumber and metal
roofing. 18 ft. silo unloader tripod and wench,
new bunk feeder parts.
SALE ORDER: Small items off wagon,
machinery, feed, cattle.
TERMS: Cash - Not Responsible For Ac
cidents.
MR. & MRS. JACOB R. DILLER
Phone (717) 762-7946
AUCTIONEER: Robert C. Mullendore
CLERK: Metz & Harshman
LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED
funds for White Clay Creek
stream stud) s in the
past have s. wn that
increased run-off from
the impervious surfaces
of shopping centers,
roads and homes can
contribute to the
sediment load in the
stream”, Jones ex
plained.
“Farmers are just as
concerned about not
damaging their
neighbor’s property as
is the developer and the
suburban land owner.
With more and more
people concerned about
water quality, it seems
that farmers would
want to be above
reproach. They will damages from
want to do the best job erosion/sediment and
they know how in storm water control
managing their land,” problems.
Jones concluded The Brandywine
John Schueller, Valley Association is
regional fieldman for planning a complete
the Department of implementation of its
Environmental Resou- conservation plan for its
rces told Directors new headquarters
“that erosion/sediment property for the week of
inspection and en- April 21. This will be a
forcemeat program has demonstration of
been transferred from agricultural con
the Bureau of Water servation practices.
Quality to the Bureau of
Soil & Water Con- Agricultural con-
servation”. tractors have volun-
Townships- that are teered to provide
now reviewing sub- operators and equip
division plans and men t t° r the two day
giving approval for a^air
erosion/sediment and Practices to be in
storm water eluded in the con
management control struction according to
can request the Bureau Robert Struble, Jr.,
to transfer these in- Executive Director of
spection and en- BVA > are terraces,
forcement powers to the waterways, stnp-crop
township or P in B> no-till plan
mumcipahty. ting.
This would result in Ttus Wlll provide a
faster and more ef- training session for SCS
fective response for P ersona l and con
residents who report tractors The Soil
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MARCH 28,1981
9-30 A.M
Located Carlisle Springs, 5 miles North ol
Carlisle off Rte. 34 onto Rte. 944 West
first road right-- Sulphur Springs Road.
TRUCKS, FARM
MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT
Tractors W C Allis Chalmers, W D Allis
Chalmers, Farmall A good condition, 20
Ferguson, JO Ferguson - just overhauled, New
Holland 202 Manure Spreader, 475 Kelly
Loader, New Holland Wagon, 14T John Deere
Baler, Side Mount Mower for Ferguson, J pt.
Hitch Cultivator, b’ Disc, Scraper Blade, 2
Bottom Plows-12 and 14 in. Wood Saw, Post
Hole Diggei, Ferguson Cultivators, 2 Row Corn
Planter, 2 Bottom Disc Plows, Cullapacker,
Small Manure Spreader, McCormick Deere
Corn Picker, Set Weeders, Spike Tooth
Harrow, Dump Rake, Wagon Frame, Corn
Binder, Forrage Chopper, Hay Crimper, 4 and
3 Bar Hay rakes, Gram Drill, Fertilizer
Spreader, 2 Scraper Buckets, New Holland Hay
Loader, Silo Pipe, 2 Allis Chalmers Wheels
HORSE DRAWN EQUIPMENT
2 Horse Wagon (A A. Bowman, Mechanic
sburg, Pa , original paint), Corn Shelter, 1
Horse Wagon with Seat (Acme), 2 Wheel
Breaking Cart, Seed Cleaner, .Plow,
Cultivators, 2 Mowers, Iron Wheel Running
Gears, Single Horse Plow, Dump Cart Wagon,
Lot ot Harness, Pony Collars, Army Saddle,
Threshing Machine-all onginal-in working
order, One Horse Sleigh-completely done over
OTHER FARM EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Homehte Cham Saw, 9-50-16 Truck Tires,
Simplicity Rotohller w/Attachments, Hydraulic
Cylinder, Grind Stone, Feed Grinder, Grease
Pump, Milking Stools, Chicken Feeders, Iron
Water Pump, Platform Scales, Corn Basket,
Bag Filler Stand, Log Roller, Milk Cans, Rope
& Tackle, Water Pump & Tank, Cow Water,
Cups, Elec. Grease gun, 2 Wood Hog Farrowing
Crates, Large Doors, Traps, Hog Troughs and
Feeders, Wood Ladders, Wooden Pulleys, Hay
Forks, Gram Cradles, Wooden Wheel Barrow,
Hand Garden Tractor, Lumber, Wide Pine
Boards, Lots ot Small Tools and Misc items,
Scrap Iron
TRUCKS
Will Be Sold At 12:00 Noon
1970 3/4 Ton Chevrolet with Enclosed Bed
1950 Chevrolet with 12 ft. Gram Bed with Metal
Floor
1948 Willies Jeep
1941 Diamond Reo-Speed Wagon
Owner,
MRS. MAYNARD LONG
200 Sulphur Spring Rd.
_ . Carlisle, Pa.
Phone; 717-249-4819
TERMS: CASH
LUNCH STAND RESERVED
Carol Burrus,
Auctioneer 717-776-5107
Otto and Otto, Clerks
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14,1981—D21
Conservation Service,
USDA, is a technical
agency providing
services for District
cooperators. The new
headquarters will be
located between West
Chester and Unionville
on route 842.
Gerald Kelly, Service
Forester, indicated that
the Bureau of Forestry
will conduct sessions on
the care and
management of
woodlands. “With
proper management,
small woodlots can be
an important source of
fuel and lumber for the
rural home”, Kelly said
“This will be an ex
cellent opportunity for
farmers and the public
to observe the in
stallation of agricultur
al conservation prac
tices”, Struble said
There will be guided
tours of the project
areas. Guides will ex
plain the various
operations. Exhibits are
being planned on
related environmental
subjects, he explained
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