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CONSIGNMENT
HORSE SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
11:00 A.M. Sharp
Tack sold at 9:30 A.M.
Horses Hitched at 9:00 A.M.
Of weather permits)
KEISTIft’S MIULENWG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Route 522,3 miles East of Middleburg
5 miles West of Selinsgrove
WORK HORSES
One load of sharp standardised, carriage &
buggy horses.
For Information Call
717-992-1490 or 717-837-2222
KEISTER’S MIDDLEBURG AUCTION SALES, INC.
Rt. 522 - RD 3. Middleburg, Pa.
Owners
DON & WALT KEISTER
Ray Long & Dave Imes Auctioneers
Terms: Cash Trucking Available.
Restaurant Open
Absolute Absolute
Auction VERY LARGE Auction
FARM EQWMENT MO TRUCKS
AUCTION
MONDAY, JUNE 29,1981
9:00 A.M. Sharp
DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP
MINNESOTA IMPLEMENT CO. INC.
GRANDMEADOW, MINNESOTA
John Lynch, Manager 507-754-5171
Located 25 miles South, of Rochester,
100 miles South of Twin Cities. Private
aircraft may use Grand Meadow Airport.
Commercial airline service to Rochester.
SPECIAL NOTE - Tractors, Combines, Com
Heads and Equipment will be mixed in line and
will be selling all day. Trucks and Industrial
Equipment will be sold at approximately 1
P.M.
Selling 100 tractors including most makes
and models of JD, IH, MF, Case, AC, MM,
Oliver and Ford. 50 Combines including several
late models JD, MF, Gleaner and IH. Also
selling all kinds of hay and forage equipment
including balers, stackers, and choppers.
Tillage Equipment including new and used
discs, field cultivators, V chisels, chisel plows,
etc. Several sets of duid wheels, 55 heavy duty
8’ blades, 60 forks wide front end to fit most
makes of tractors, several gravity boxes and
gears, 100 com heads including most 2,3,4,6 &
8 row JD, MF, IH, MH, Gleaner, both wide and
narrow row. 35 to 40 JD, IH, MF and Gleaner
grain heads 13’ to 24’. Several new and used JD
platforms. Many other items too numerous to
mention.
Three 1980 Mack R nfodel conventional
approximately 1,000 miles, 11x22.5 Budd
radials, 200” wheel base, excellent condition.
1978 Chevy C-65 with 26%’ Schwartz fold down
implement bed, new 366 V 8 engine, 5 & 2, very
good condition; 8 drop deck and combine
trailers.
Industrial equipment including
crawler/loader, fork lifts, uni-loaders and
others.
For more information write or call.
NOTE: After 12 years as owners Minnesota
Implement Co. Con Clement, Bob McWhirter,
and Bennie Bucklin are dissolving partnership
of Minnesota Implement stock. All trucks,
trailers, cars and pickups, inventory and
miscellaneous will be combined with our an
nual special combine sale for this gigantic
liquidation auction. All Minnesota implement
inventory and rolling stock will be sold at
absolute auction without reserve or minimum.
No buy-backs, no bid-ms. Plan now to attend)
this sale.
Sale conducted by:
MIDWEST AUCTION CO.
Grand Meadow, Minn. 55936
CON CLEMENT
507-754-5121
Montgomery Co.
NORRISTOWN - Corn
producers in Montgomery County
wishing to enter the Five-Acre
Com dub, sponsored by Penn
State Cooperative Extension
Terry Blumer, Jordan, NY
SATURDAY, JUNE 27
11:00 a.m.
COMPLETE MILKING HERD
A BRED HEIFER DISPERSAL
Having decided to disperse his dairy
we have been commissioned to sell his
complete milking herd & bred heifers at
the farm located on River Rd. ap
proximately 2 miles North of Jordan, 18
miles West of Syracuse. Use exit 40 from
thruway at Weedsporl then Rt. 31 East
to Jordan. Watch for arrows.
137 HI GRADE HOLSTEINSI37
Dairy consists of 110 cows of which 46 are
first calf heifers, 28 are second calf. There are
15 springing heifers some will be fresh by sale
day. 12 heifers bred for Sept. & Oct. There are 8
cows fresh in April, 14 cows fresh in May, 12
fresh in June, 11 due in July & Aug., 15 due in
Sept. & Oct., 12 due in Nov. & Dec., balance in
various stages. Rolling herd average on 98
cows is 15,589,3.5,549 F with 2 cows over 21,000,
9 over 20,000, 5 over 19,000, 4 over 18,000. This
dairy shipped over 1,500,000 lbs. to the plant in
1980 on 98 cows.
Manager’* Note - This is a very good
producing dairy of good top fancy young cattle.
Dairy has been vaccinated for Lepto & IBR.
Also will be blood & TB tested & eligible for
interstate day of sale. These cows are milked in
stanchions & are fed outside. Cattle will be
examined by Dr. Sears.
Terms - Cash or good check.
OWNER
TERRY BLUMER
315-689-7878
Auctioneer Robert Shaylor, Troy, Pa.
Managed by,
SENNETT SALES
Hicks & Spingler Livestock Inc.
Barn Phone 315-253-3579
Ken 315-834-9266 7
Bob-315-252-1037
Lunch Available
PUBLIC SALE
OF 120 ACRE FARM
FRIDAY, JULY 24th
@ 7:30 P.M.
Located approx. 4 miles. West of
Strausstown and 2 miles East of Bethel
along Schubert Rd. Directly North of
Interstate 78 Bethel Twp., Berks Co., Pa.
REALESTATE
House #1 -2% sty. frame, Ist Or. has large
kitchen and large living rm., plus utility rm.;
2nd Or has 3 Ig. bdrms and full bath; full
basement, fully insulated attic
Garage - 32’X30’ frame garage & storage area,
w/overhead doors
Bam-32’X52’ frame w/all open stalls
Corn Shed - 32’X20’ frame corn shed (tin roof)
w/24’X32’ attached frame equipment shed
House #2 -2% sty. log house, Ist fir. has 2 rms;
2nd fir. has 3 bdrms.
Garage - 16’X32’ frame w/tm roof
Land-120 acres, approx. 75 tillable, remainder
woodland, meadow & orchard
Terrain - Level to gentle slope
Water Supply - Spring & pressure system,
stream and Ig. pond area available.
Comments • This property is located in a nice
quiet area between Interstate 78 and the Blue
Mt. Range with several streams crossing the
property, also open land, and woodland easy
access to Rt. 78 going east or west, the building
do need some repair.
Terms: 10% down, settlement within 90 days.
Inspection anytime by appt. For information
call: HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC.
ExceUent owner financing available. Call 215-
286*5183
Terms by;
ARROWPOINT, INC.
Attys: Wentz & Weaver
Elton & Alvin Horning'
Auctioneers
HORNING FARM AGENCY, INC.
Main Street
Morgantown, Penna.
215-286-5183
reminds farmers to enroll in 5-acre Corn dub
Service and the Pennsylvania
Master Com Growers Association,
should file an official entry form by
contacting Paul Reber at the
Cooperative Extension Office no
later than July 1.
Any fanner or farm operator
who is 18 years of age or older by
August 1,1981, is eligible to enroll.
There is no charge for entering the
Com dub. Only one entry is
allowed per farmer or farm
operator if more than one farm
is involved.
MYERSCREST HOLSTEINS
PRE-CONVENTION SALE
SATURDAY EVE., JUNE 27
7:00 P.M.
At the farm located just off Route 15
two miles north of Thurmont and 7 miles
south of the Pennsylvania State Line, in
Frederick County, Md. 20 miles so. of
Gettysburg and 20 miles north of
Frederick.
90 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 90
60 Cows -28 Heifers -2 Bulls
Rolling Herd Average -15,606 4.08% 637.
Two EXCELLENT Cows Selling:
Sowiscol Belmont Mayers - Fresh 3 months
and making a great record. Her dam has 20,560
and 742.
Russinwood Telstar Nonna - Just fresh in
May, she has 16,400 3.8% 626 anu ner dam by
Fond Matt has 20,100 4.6 932.
These VERY GOOD Cows Selling:
A Fond Tom 88 pt. dtr. with 17,590 4.0 714 due
in September to Ford.
An 86 pt. Pride Admiral gr. dtr. with 19,590
3.6 701 due in August to Very.
A VG Willy dtr. with 15,980 3.7 586 due in
November.
A VG Bootmaker dtr. with 12,140 4.9 590 bred
to Creek.
A VG Charm dtr. with 17,530 4.2 743 bred to
Jemim.
A VG Arlinda Astronaut with 17,680 3.8 672
bred to Creek.
A VG 87 R Maple with 18,390 3.8 697 selling
fresh.
A VG 86 Astronaut King with 15,290 3.8 574
bred to Falcon.
A VG Tidy Gent with 17,030 3.8 648 bred to
Bootnick.
Many GOOD PLUS Cows With Good Records:
A GP 82 Astronaut with 19,860 4.3 855.
A GP 82 Vernon with 22,440 3.7 839.
A GP 80 Elevation with 17,630 4.0 699.
A GP 81 Monitor with 17,710 3.5 619.
A GP 84 R Maple with 17,370 3.5 603.
Many other young cows making good records.
THE HEIFERS are home raised and well
grown. About 10 are now bred including a fancy
ArLinda Chief daughter.
A 4% herd with type that you’ll like!
Catalogs at Ringside - Sale m Tent
Terms: Cash.
Owner,
R. EUGENE MYERS
14930 N. Franklinville Rd.
Thurmont, Md. 21788
Ph. 301-271-2268
Sale Manager
REMSBURG SALE SERVICE
P.O. Box 177, Jefferson, Md. 21755
Ph. 301-473-8214
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 20,1901-025
The held must be 5 acres or more
Ag Department heads
convene in S. Carolina
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Southern
agricultural leaders including
Wayne A. Cawley, Jr., of Maryland
are meeting this week in Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina.
As they begin the 82nd Con
ference of the Southern
Association of State Departments
of Agriculture, the agricultural
chiefs, who represent the fifteen
southern states, will review
legislative activities of the various
states and will listen to the reports
of USDA representatives from
Washington, D.C.
and a complete Penn State soil test
must have been taken within the
last 2 years. If the com is grown in
contour strips, 2 to 3 strips on the
same slope may be used as long as
the combined acreage is 5 acres or
more. Plant leaf mineral analysis
for 13 elements and a cost of
production budget will be available
as options for 1961 dub members.
The entire acreage must be
planted to one variety of com.
Irrigated fields cannot be entered.
There are two classes an ear
com harvested class and a shelled
grain harvest class.
Mary C. Jarratt, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture for Food
and Consumer Services will speak
along with Dr. Harry Mussman,
Director of the Animal and Plant
Health Service.
“We have got a lot of work to do
at this Conference,” said Wayne A.
Cawley, Jr. “The subject of
agriculture is of vital concern to all
of us and a meeting like this serves
to keep us better informed about
what is taking place on both a
regional and a national level.”
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with tractors.”
Ollie Ziegler, DeWitt,
president of the
Missouri Draft Horse
Association, told those
attending the Seminar
that his association was
active and that horses
were still an important
part of the Missouri
picture.
One recent estimate
indicates 200,000 horses
and mules are owned by
over 87,000 different
people in Missouri.
“The horses are used
mostly for play and
show—to pull wagons in
parades, for com
mercial hay rides,
etc.,” Bradley said.
“But there are a fair
number that are used
for logging and far
ming.”
As for mules...well,
they’re something else.
The result of a cross
between a horse mother
and jackass father can’t
reproduce but is
sexually aggressive
nevertheless.
“Mules stole the show
at the Seminar—as 1
thought they might,”
Bradley said.
One good reason is
that Gene Chipman and
Richard Kohl were
there from Perry, Mo.
They’ve shown mules
about 30 years at the
Missouri State Fair and
won more grand
championships there
than any one else.
“They’ll tell you that
a state championship at
the Missouri State Fair
is like a world cham
pionship, because the
best mules are in
Missouri,” Bradley
said. “I can’t argue with
them.”
The “star” of the
Missouri Seminar was
the one-month-old mule
foal of a Belgian mare.
“That foal attracted a
lot of attention. I guess
there is a certain magic
about mules,” Bradley
said.