UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn
sylvania ranked third among the 50
states in total number of eggs
produced in 1980. This was up from
the 4th position in 1979.
In both years Pennsylvania
production of table eggs total
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY EVENING, NINE 5,1981
Located VS mile north of Maytown, 4VS
miles south of Elizabethtown, along Pa.
Route 743.3 VS miles northwest of Route
30 from Columbia, use Route 441 exit.
Lancaster Co., Pa.
REGISTERED SWINE & EQUIPMENT
All animals vaccinated for Erysipelas,
Rhinitis -and Lepto. Validated herd,
Pseudorabies and Brucellosis free. - 1
9 registered Landrace sows bred for
registered litters; 1 registered Landrace gilt
w/Hamp cross litter; 2 registered Landrace
herd boars - Ajax and Dunderbo breeding; 2
registered Hampshire sows bred for registered
Utters; 1 registered Hampshire sow w/nice
Utter by Squire 4-1; 4 registered Yorkshire
sows bred for registered Utters; 6 registered
Spot sows bred for registered Utters; 1
registered Hampshire gilt bred to Squire 4-1; 2
registered Duroc sows bred to Hampshire; 6
York-Hamp sows bred to Landrace due soon;
15-7 month old boars - ready to breed -
registred Hampshire, Landrace, Spot, and
Yorkshire; 3 registered Hampshire gilts ready
to breed soon; 20 registered boars 5 months and
younger - Duroc, Hampshire, Landrace, and
Spot; 10 registered gilts 5 months andyounger -
Duroc, Hampshire, Landrace, and Spot; 6-3
way cross gilts - York-Hamp-Duroc- - Ut
termates to reserve grand champion pen of
feeder pigs at Southcentral Penna. feeder pig
show; 50 weanling pigs - registered Landrace,
Spot, and Yorkshire.
3 REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE HERD
BOARS - MAYBE THREE OF THE BEST
ANYWHERE.
SQUIRE 4-1 a son of ROUGHNECK 39-2 out
of the EARL WILLIAMS HERD in HIGGIN
SVILLE, MISSOURI - ROUGHNECK 39-2 is the
best boar to have ever served in the Hampshire
breed - THIS BOAR NEEDS A GOOD SOW
HERD TO WORK IN.
ROMEO 4-2 a son of ROMEO, and grandson
of BAM out of the ERNEST HALL HERD in
NORTH CAROLINA - this boar has exceptional
depth of chest and exhibits perfect breed
characteristics.
TANKER 7-1 a son of TANKER the $9,000
Lisbon Test Station graduate now serving in
the Thome HUL Farms Herd in Virginia. Real
growthy boar with excellent underline - 8&8.
2 REGISTERED LANDRACE BRED GILTS
OUT OF THE DAVID KORNS HERD.
STARS Y BRED TO BIGFOOT DUE" JUNE 2
BIGFOOT BRED TO ROOTS DUE JUNE 3
1 registered Yorkshire herd boar - Hustle
BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Agstar self-contained 24’x50’ farrowing
house w/pit, 16 farrowing crates, 8 nursery
pens, and all equipment -to be removed. 18 foot
x 40 foot Fickes Silo w/Silo-Matic unlaoder, fill
pipe and distributer - to be removed. 18-28 foot
% trusses - 5/12 pitch w/purlines, Onduline
roofing, and steel siding - to be removed. 13
heavy steel gates - all sizes; steel partitioning
and piping; flex auger and tubing; 2-24 hole
Pax feeders w/built on bins - 3 ton capacity; 1
Smidley 12 hole feeder; 1 Smidley 4 hole feeder
w/lod - new; Smidley farrowing hut; Simdley
sow catch crate;" 2 dairy bam fans; 3 fans;
Trojan push waterers; Pride of the Farm pen
float waterers; hippie waterers; Pride of the
Farm nursery feeder; water pressure
regulator; Auto-Medic II water medicator;
plywood; His pregnancy tester; Herdex
calculator record system for sows; heat
lamps; registration forms for.Duroc, Hamp
shire, Landrace, Spot, and Yorkshire;
medicators; 4 rubber cow mats; 1 5x7 woven
wire; rubber feed tubs; 1973 Dodge Vfe ton
pickup w/cap - 318 three speed transmission;
1973 Chevrolet % ton pickup w/ps, pb, ac -
excellent shape; Allis Chalmers-#390 nine foot
haybine; Sears Roebuck jig saw; 2- 6:00x12
snow tires; Moritz 16 foot trailer w/4 foot
livestock racks, brakes, and lights - 8000 pound
tags - like new; 9 cords sawed firewood.
Sale at 6:00 P.M.
ROY & LEE BIXLERf Owners
Dittenbach’s, Aucts.
Refreshments Available
Pa. commercial egg production shows largest expansion
eggs minus estimated hatching
egg production ranked thrid
among the 50 states.
Total egg production in Penn
sylvania in 1980 accounted for 6.1
percent of total U.S. egg produc
tion and 6.5 percent of table egg
6:00 P.M.
production. The top 10 states
ranked in order in the table ac
count for about 59 percent of total
egg production.
The Middle Atlantic states, New
York, New Jersey, and Penn
sylvania, accounted for about 9
percent of the nation’s total egg
production in 1980. The New
England states, Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, and Connecticut,
accounted for about 5 percent of
the national total.
Pennsylvania accounted for 67
percent of production in the Middle
Atlantic area and 43 percent of
total eggs produced in the Nor
theastern states. Egg production in
Pennsylvania was about 1.2 times
total egg production in the New
England states.
The largest expansion m any
state *in the 1977-1980 period, and
1980, occurred m Pennsylvania
1,291 million and 414 million eggs
respectively.
Decreases in production oc
curred in 4 of the Northeastern
states in 1980 compared with 1979,
and 5 states m the 1977-1980 penod.
Although the percent increase in
Rhode Island was greater than in
Pennsylvania for the years shown
in the table, the increase in
PUBLIC SALE
FRIDAY, JUNE 5.1981
ll:OOA.M. -
Real Estate, 12:30 P.M.
In Cumberland Co., 4 miles northwest
of Carlisle. Watch for sale signs along Rt
74 near the creek bridge. (The sale is
close to Possum Lake).
REAL ESTATE
AU that certain plot of ground suitated in
Lower Pxankford Twp., Cumberland Co.,
containing 1.33 acres, more or less, having
thereon greeted, a 2% story, 8 room frame
house with fuU bath, oil forced hot-air heat,
cement basement, nice kitchen & driUed weU.
Also a block building 32’x46’ commercial
butcher house; a block building 24’x38’ double
car garage, work area, and horse barn. Several
other out buildings.
NOTE - This property is set up for custom
butchering!
Terms -1096 when property is stricken down,
balance 30 days from sale date. Note to see the
property Ph. 717-243-0116
BUTCHER EQUIPMENT
Two butcher furnaces and kettles, one large
kettle; meat slicer; band saw; meat.cuber;
scales; 2 hp. grinder; benches; trackhooks;
meat treas; scrapie pans; knives; wraping
machine; elec, knife grinder; compressor unit
for walk in cooler; block & foil; water heater;
and other butcher equipment.
GUNS
New England Arms Co. 22 rifle; H&R 16 ga.
shot gun; World Chalanger 12 ga. single bbl.
w/chrome bore; H&R 12 ga. w/32 in. bbl; J.C.
Higgens 22 rifle; 12 ga. single bbl. w/celler
door.
FARM MACHINERY
Farmall H tractor w/hyd., like new rubber
and in good shape; two bottom trail plow; 2-18
tooth perry harrows; B.F. Avery tractor
w/accessories; steel wheels for H tractor;
garden tractor w/accessories; wagon load of
small items.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Carpenter tools; new lumber; used lumber;
ladders; shingles; windows; doors; scrap iron;
4 ft. x 8 ft. pool table; new 275 gal. oil tank; 18 ft.
flag pole; tires, rims; step bumper; electrical
appliances; copper wire; and other building
supplies.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Upright piano; chairs; end tables; beds;
knee hole desk; sink tops; other items.
PONY SUPPLIES AND ANTIQUES
3 pony sulkies; pony harness; hobbles;
saddles; bridles; Claw foot bath tub; cutting
box; old Ford wheels; singles trees; and other
items.
Dean Shull - Auct.
Lunch Stand Reserved
JAMES F. MILLER
RONALD L HOOVER
number of eggs was only about 3
percent of the increase m Penn
sylvania for the 1979-1980 period
and 2 percent in 1980.
Expansion m Pennsylvania
continues to present a challenge to
marketing firms, notes A. Kemut
Birth, Penn State Poultry
Marketing Specialist. Part of this
responsibility includes moving
temporary- surpluses out of the
northeast to avoid price depressing
USDA reinstates Md.
produce dealer
BALTIMORE, Md. - Joseph
Sudano of Baltimore, Md.. also
trading as S&S Produce, has
become eligible to again operate in
the produce industry after
satisfying an order issued against
him.
USDA’s < Agricultural Marketing
Service, which licenses produce
firms under the Perishable
Agricultural Commodities Act,
had issued the award m favor of a
Maryland wholesaler.
Charles Brader, marketing
official with AMS, said Sudano had
Milk production
HARRISBURG - Milk April, up 65 pounds from a year
production in Pennsylvania during a B° and 70 pounds above April
April 1981 totaled 741 million 1979- . ~
pounds, up seven percent from a United States milk production
year earlier according to the during April totaled 11-5 billion
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting pounds, five percent above April
ServlC g 1980. Milk production per cow
The number of milk cows in the averaged 1,063 pounds, 41 pounds
commonwealth during Apnl above 'last year^ and 74 pounds
averaged 706,000 head, up 1,000 more than Apnl 1979. Milk cows on
from a year ago. Milk production farms averaged 10.9 million head,
per cow averaged 1,050 pounds m * up one percent from last year.
SALE
MARLU FARM
825 Newman Springs Road
(County 520)
Lincroft, NJ 07738
201-741-1920
Saturday, June 27,1981
1:00 p.m.
55 Head - Half each cows and heifers.
BUS TRANSPORTATION
to
MARLU FARM SALE
LEAVING FROM EAST TOWNE MALL - RT 30
LANCASTER, PA.
BUS LEAVES: 8:00 A.M.
FEE: $2.00
SEND RESERVATION FEE OF $2.00 tu:
DEADLINE JUNE 19,1981
JERRY SKILES
R.D.2
NARVON, PENNSYLVANIA 17555
PHONE 717-768-3545
NAME:
ADDRESS: 1
PHONE: AMOUNT ENCLOSED
NO HERD IS GREATER
THAN THE FOUNDATION
UPON WHICH IT IS BUILT
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 23,1981—A39
surpluses in this area when other
areas of the U.S. need eggs.
The increase in production in
1980 brought about an unfavorable
situation in the egg industry which
continued into 1981. Egg produc
tion in March this year was about
the same as a year earlier.
Egg prices are likely to remain
below total production costs unless
production drops about 2 percent
below a year earlier.
been barred from operating in the
produce industry under PACA on
February 10 when he failed to pay
the reparation award.
Now that he has satisfied the
order, Sudano and his firm may
engage in the produce business
without bond.
Under PACA, all interstate
traders in fresh and frozenjmts
and vegetables must be licensed by
USDA. USDA is authorized to
suspend or revoke a
license for violating the act.
up 7 percent
MARLUFARM
LINCROFT NJ 07738
MAURICE POLLAK, Owner
Gerald R Hall
Herd Manager
Telephone Code 201-741 1920