D22—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 14,1981
How
on
MAYTOWN - une
hundred eggs were
sampled each month in
June and July 1980 from
SCW Leghorn layers in
cages being fed from an
outgoing feed line, these
were compared to 200
eggs gathered from
birds on an incoming
feed line
An average of eight
percent cracked eggs
were produced on
outgoing as well as
incoming feed lines, so
there were no dif
ferences in the total
average number of
cracked eggs produced
whether birds were
eating fresh, home
mixed feed from the bin
or feed that had
traveled several hun
dred feet past several
thousand birds eating at
it
Percent cracked eggs
between samples had no
variation between
samples on the outgoing
feed lines but varied
eight percent (four to 12
percent) between
monthly samples on the
return feed line
Also specific gravity
of eggs produced was
only slightly different
with three percent more
eggs reaching 1 080
specific gravity on the
outbound feed chain
production area.
Variation between
samples was zero on the
outgoing feel line while
there was 14 percent
variation in specific
gravity of eggs between
monthly samples on the
return feed line
Haugh units were
measured by the egg
break out method on all
eggs and found to have
little variation in AA
quality eggs between
samples on each line,
however, only 77 per
cent eggs were
produced on outgoing
lines while an average
of 86 percent AA eggs
were produced by birds
on return lines
An average of eight
percent blood spots
were produced on
outgoing feed while only
four percent bloods
were produced on
return feed lines.
An average of 23
percent of all 200 eggs
sampled were dirty on
the return line while
only 17 percent of the 200
eggs were dirty on the
outgoing line. Tran
slucent shelled varied
only one percent bet
ween the outgomg (16
percent translucent
shells on eggs) and the
return feed line (15
percent translucent
shells on eggs).
Average B shells and
body checks ran seven
percent of all eggs on
the outgomg line while
only six percent on the
return line.
In summary when
comparing egg from *
birds on outbound
feedlmes, they lead in
percent bloods in eggs,
while birds on return
feed lines lead in per
cent dirty and percent
AA interior quality
eggs. No difference was
observed in percent
cracked eggs or B shells
on eggs from birds fed
differ
feed lines
by outbound feed chains birds on inbound teed
compared to returning ime having to compete
feeder lines more, hunt moie or
It is believed that vvoik more to get feed
there may be a This may be a factor
behavioral difference in that needs study
Farmersvifle Auction
TUESDAY, MARCH 17
5:30 P.M.
In, Farmersville, 3 mi. east of
Brownstown, Lane. Co., Pa.
General Household Goods Sale Silver
Dollars
We sell on commission
Call John J. Rutt, 354-5095
CHARLES ALEXANDER ESTATE
COMPLETE
MACHINERY DISPERSAL
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
10:30 A.M.
Having to settle the estate of Charles
Alexander we have been commissioned
to sell the machinery and vehicles located
at the farm, 1 mile south of Cortland, NY
on Rt. 11. Watch for auction arrows.
MACHINERY
Tractors- JD 4630 4 WD with full air, cab and
accessories, JD 4320 4 WD tractor, AC tractor
with cultivator and 2 bottom plow.
G- Special
AC TL 30 payloader, good condition
AC bulldozer, JD 11 needs engine work, Far
mall C tractor, MM tractor with cab
Special
AC “F gleaner SP combme, 2 row corn
head, 30 & 34’ ’ gram head
JD cornplanter, 3 row NH flail chopper, NH 27
hopper blower, NH 258 rake, Ford 3 pt hitch
rake, JD 9’ haybme, JD 5’ 3 pt hitch notary
mower, Anderson rock pickers, (2) Lamco SU
boxes on NH running gear, (2) Killbros gravity
flow gram boxes on JD 10 ton running gear,
Allied grain auger, PTO 6”x45’, NH 250 bu.
barrel spreader, NH 100 bu spreader, JD 54
spreader with hyd tailgate
C- Special
G & T Tox-o-wick 5 ton batch gram mixer
Butler gram bm, IH 2 row cultivator fits M or H
tractors, JD roll guard and roof fits JD 4320, JD
front end bucxets, JD wheel weights, front end
weights, JD runs, dual tires and runs for JD
4020 tractor
C- Special
Buffalo truck scale
(1) Sunset 450 gal bulk tank, (1) Stemhorse
bulk tank, electric winch and cable, metal
truck box, aluminum insulated truck box, lots
and lots of scrap iron metal to be sold. Lots and
lots of wood packing crates can be used for
firewood. 50 gal barrels, milk cans and much
more
VEHICLES
1976 C-65 Chev. hyd metal gram box, excellent
condition, 1976 Chevy gram box truck, 3/4 ton
truck cap.
Special
1974 Ford F-600-18’ roll back machine
truck, 1974 Olds 98 car good condition,
low mileage
1973 Ford F-600 cattle truck, 1960 1H 10 wheel
dump truck, 19651 H 6 wheel dump truck.
Managers Note- Most of this machinery was
Charles’s personal equipment, mostly in good
condition.
Every thing must go to settle the estate of
Charles Alexander.
Terms- Cash or good check, ID required. Lunch
Available.
CHARLES ALEXANDER ESTATE .
Marjorie B. Alexander,
Executrix
607-753-7898
Jack Wood’s Livestock & Auction Service
Sales Managers
Cincinnatus, NY 13040
607-863-4141
SATURDAY, MARCH 28,1981
Bloomsburg R.D 5, off route 487 North
of Bloomsburg to Fowlersville Road, Leg.
Route 19034 (follow Auction Arrows)
10 A.M. SHARP
N I 702 V C Um-System Combine w/4 row
corn head & 11’ grain head, M M M 670 Diesel
tractor w/wide front, 65 Chevy Viking
w/gravity bin, White 4 row air planter (corn)
w/2 - 60 gal fiber tanks, 14’ transport disc, 24’ 8
row field sprayer, Fox silage blower, M.H. 7
sickle bar mower, Model B belt harvester
elevator, Manure spreader w/self unloader,
Brady hog 3 pt w/marrker & conditioner, N.H
baler 65 w/thrower, McCurdy gravity bin
wagons on 10 ton running gear, 2 hay wagons,
Gehl foilage chopper, Turner hay rake (front
mount), Diaden 250 cyclone spreader, Brady
700 chisel plow, Oliver 3 bottom 16” plows, 2 -
500 gal steel tanks, 200 gal fiberglass tank, 250
gal above ground fuel tank, Mayrath 4” & G.T.
11” gram augers, 4 row cultivators, 30’ Allied
6” auger, 5 bottom 16” M&M transport plows,
Aries 5 H.P. riding mower, platform scales,
New Wood bushel crates, cubing machine, 2
alternators, bench vise, 600 watt flood lamps,
J D M Tractor, Feed Wagons, Int. 300 Silage
Mixer, No 57 Int Baler
TERMS; CASH
SELLER:
RAYMOND FRITZ
AUCTIONEERS’
JOHN AUTOTORE, 784-3506
JOHN, Jr., 784-0381
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, MARCH 21
@ 10:30 A.M.
INVENTORY CLEARANCE
AUCTION OF FARM
TRACTORS & MACHINERY
To be held at Pettit Machinery Co., Rt. 50
Ballston Spa, NY (20 miles North of
Albany, NY)
< TRACTORS -
IHC 3388 2+2 1 Owner 900 Hours; AC 7040
Cab/Air 1100 Hours; AC 190XT New Rubber,
REAL CLEAN; MF 1155 w/Duals, Oliver 1265
w/all hyd loader 2 buckets, MF 35G; AC Dl7;
• Int. H; Erickson Skid Steer Loader
PLOWS, DISCS, CHISELS, HARROWS
PLOWS: MF 345 4x16 ; 2-MF 3X, 2X; JD 4x14,
3x16 DISCS: Case 12’; 2-MF 3 pt; Fords,
Olivers, IH, 2-JD KBA’s Bush Hog 10’ Chisel,
Brillion 16’ Drags, Misc Other Drags &
Packers.
FOX SUPER D Self Propelled Chopper
w/Detroit Diesel, 2 Row Corn, Direct Cut
& Pickup Head
HAY & FORAGE
RAKES: NH 256, JD 640 & 858 A; IH 15
HAYBINES: NH 2-469’5, 461; AC 829, Gehl 9’,
IHBI6, 2-Case 555 BALERS: 2-NH 269 w/T, 77;
Hesston 10 Stackhand; JD 14T; MF 10; IH 27
w/T; AC 302 w/T, 303. CHOPPERS: NH 718,
717, 36 Flail, 2-Papec 32’s; JD 38 MOWERS:
NH 251, JD 807; MF 42; NI Trailer; Terrain
King, Flail, Etc.
MACHINERY
NH Spreaders, 510, 516; 518, 675; 676; 345
Liquid JD 790 Tank; IH Tank; Meyers 7’
Plows; NH 27 Blowers; More Arriving Smoker
Elevator
PLANTERS
John Deere 1240 Grow w/Midwest Harrow
Attach. IH 400 Cyclo Air Planter; MF 2 Row.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK DAY OF
SALE UNLESS PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS
HAVE BEEN MADE.
CONSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT
THIS SALE.
OWNER -
PETTIT MACHINERY CO.
Sale Managed By:
GOODRICH AUCTION SERVICE
Rt 38 & 388
Newark Valley, NY 13811
607-642-8688
Advanced Notice: March 28, Inventory
Reduction Auction for Fassett’s Mach. Inc.,
East Springfield, NY, complete listing in future
paper.
ANNUAL WAKEFIELD
LIONS CLUB SALE
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM EQUIPMENT,
AUTOMOBILES, NEW HAND TOOLS,
STRAW, HAY, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Location; On Lindecamp Lane across
from Fowls Feed Mill. Vz mile north of
Wakefield off Route 272. 4 mi. south of
‘‘The Buck”
SATURDAY, APRIL 4,1981
10A.M.
Farmall Cub w/5 ft. C 3 mower, snowblade,
cultivators, plow and wheel weights, John
Deere 55 silage blower, International 340
tractor, hay crimper, Oliver 4 trip bottom
trailer plow,
1950 Ford Convertible w/new top & partially
restored
1972 Ford Ranchero (good condition)
1964 Jeep J3OO 4 wheel dr've
1974 Yamaha Snowmobile elec start
1978 Moped
1 new Bxl2 Black Bear Structure
1 Grandma Fisher Stove (new)
Bicycles, building materials, new Ix 6 in oak
boards; locust posts; portable farrowing unit;
milk cans; double SS tubs; 1 hive of bees,
firewood; mushroom soil, elec fencers;
Hay and Straw
Household Items
3 pc blond bedroom suite; breakfast set w/6
chairs, 2 new Perfection Oil heaters, large
fireplace glass enclosure, kitchen cabinets,
hanging plants - f dinner bell; 1-chimney
cleaning
Many, many new tools Carpenter,
mechanical, garden and other hand tools You
name it, we have it
Terms by,
WAKEFIELD LIONS CLUB
Everett Kreider & other
local auctioneers
Lunch by Wakefield Ambulance Auxiliary
New Tools at 10 o’clock
PUBLIC SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY
Of Maurice Lang Deerfield-Friesburg
Road Vz mile off Rt. 77, Bridgeton, N J
MARCH 21,1981
10:00 A.M
TRACTORS
FARMALL 460; FARMALL ‘H’ with
cultivators; FARMALL ‘Super M’, FORD
EQUIPMENT
Front end loader fits Farmall M; Oliver Plow
2/16 bottom; Oliver Plow 3/14 bottom; John
Deere Sub-soiler; John Deere Cut harrow, 12 ft
on rubber; Internationa! mower 7 ft.; New Idea
Manure spreader 030/pto; Allis Chalmers
rake/tedder; New Holland silage blower with
pipe; John Deere 2 row com planter for 3 pt
hitch; 5 rubber tired wagons; Massey
Ferguson 9 ft. Haybine; McCormick Deermg 16
disc gram drill; Clarke Sprayer, with stainless
steel tank; Massey Ferguson #lO baler;
Bnllion Cultipacker; New Holland Rake, 2
section scratch harrow; 3 section scratch
harrow; Wood saw, fits M or H; 3 pt. hitch post
hole digger; 3 pt. hitch cultivator; 3 pt. hitch
snow plow/scraper; 4 ft side dresser drill;
hydraulic cylinders for H or M; 2 horse or 2 cow
trailer; New Holland Smoker 34 ft Gram or
hay elevator; 16 ft. elevator; New Holland 36 ft.
hay elevator; False front wagon unloader; 1962
G.M C 6’ Vz ton truck with flat body in good
running condition; Ford truck, hydraulic body,
(Body works, truck does not run); 2 weeders;
com sheller with motor; cememt muter; corn
sides for wagons; 2 rubber tired feed carts;
Rhubarb buncher; Planter Jr. Seeder
SHOP AND WAGON HOUSE ITEMS
Wheel weights for 460; Wheel weights for H
and M; Pulley for H and M, 2 Endless belts;
truck chains; tractor chains; towing chains;
rope; cultivator teeth, plow bolts; 2 hay harp
pon forks with track; several lots of used
lumber; 6-2 inch planks 16 ft. long; Aluminum
extension ladder; Platform scale; Burlap
bags; Antique hay cradle; 2 dog houses; lot of
5/8 baskets; Wagon tongues; The largest
assortment of tools and small parts in shop that
you have seen lately. Metal window sash;
Wooden window sash; Many grease guns
Many forks, rakes, hoes, brooms, etc. too
numerous to mention. Large storage cabinet 8
ft long, 7 ft. tall 500 bales of straw.
TERMS Cash
NUMBERS WILL BE GIVEN AT 9:30
SKIP & STONEY AUCTIONEERS
769-3333 or 769-3000