POLYESTER SNOW TIRES SIZE SALE FET A7B-13 *30.50 . .1.68 878-13 *32.00 .1.77 C7B-14.. E7B-14.. F7B-14.. G7B-14.. H7B-14.. G7B-15.. H7B-15.. L7B-15.. L7B-15 Betted Snow .. *33.00 .... 2.83 600x15. RADIAL SNOW TIRES SIZE , SALE FET AR78x13..P155/80 13 *47.00 . .1.74 CR78x13..P185/80>13 *40.00 .... 1.87 CR78x14..P175/75-14 *50.00 . .2.13 DR78x14.P185/75>14 *51.50 .. .2.29 ER78X14..P195/75-14 *52.00 .. . 2.35 FR7Bx 14..P205/75-14 *53.00 . . 2.54 HR7Bxl4. P225/75-14 *50.50 . 2.93 FR78x15..P205/75-15 *53.50 . .2 60 GR78x15.P215/75-15 *51.00 . 278 HR7Bx 15.P225/75-15 *60.00 .. . 2.98 LR7Bx 15. P235/75-15 *64.50 . 3.41 155-15 *32.00.. .165 165-15 *33.00 . .1 86 SIZE AR78X13..P155/80-13 *4O, 8R78x13..P165/80-13 *45, CR78X13..P185/80-13 *49, DR78x14..P185/75-14 *53 ER78x14..P195/75-14 *52 FR78x14..P205/75-14 *53 GR78X14..P215/75-14 *55, FR78x15...P205/75-15 *53.00 . .2.46 GR78X15...P215/75-15 *55.75 . .2 62 HR78x15...P225/75-15 *59.95 . 279 LR78x15...P235/75-15 ‘64.75 2.95 Hours: Mon. and Fri 7:30 to 9:00 lues., Wed.,Thurs. 7:30 to 5:00,' Closed Saturday O HURST TIRE SERVICE PHONE (717)3544931 I Mile West o( Blue Ball On R( 322 OTCUI WECIM mm SNOW TIRE SPECIALS *32.00 ... 1.77 *34.00 2.29 •37.50 . . 2.42 *30.75 .... 2.57 •40.25 ... 2.59 *40.50 ... 2.85 *42.00 .. . 2.71 •45.00 .... 2.83 *33.00 .... 1.85 FREE MOUNTING AND BALANCING ON TIRES All Season STEEL BELTED RADFAL WHITEWALLS ★ LEGAL ON SNOW - EMERGENCY ROUTE FOR MUD A SNOW TIRES FET SALE 1.50 . .1.51 1.00 .. .1.68 •.00 . 1 95 .00 . . 2.20 1.00 . . 2.23 1.00 . . 2.34 i. 50 . . 2.49 D2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 14,1982 Grain reserve provides corn WASHINGTON, D.C. - “U.S. com farmers should examine very closely the marketing flexibility of and marketing options in placing com in the three-year farmer-held grain reserve,’’ stated Jack Parsons, first vice president of the National Corn Growers Association. A com farmer from Wapello, lowa, active in both the lowa Com Growers Association and the National Corn Growers Association, Parsons cited several reasons why U.S. com farmers should maximize com marketing options thisj(ear by using the com reserve. “Based on USDA data, the national average price for com is currently at $2.38 per bushel and the national average loan rate is at |2.40 per bushel,” Parsons said in presenting a case for active utilization of the farmer-held grain reserve. “This distressed level of cash com prices in the 1961/82 season to farmers is a combination of various factors, but continues to reflect the January 1980 decision to embargo com and agricultural exports to the Soviet Union.” Parsons continued that “not withstanding the current state of uncertainty about normalizing gram trade with the Soviet Union and little movement toward negotiating another US-USSR grain agreement, the National Cora Growers Association remains hopeful that negotiations for a new Long Term Agreement will proceed in the immediate future that will provide for' significant sales and shipment of U:S. com to the Soviet Union. Here's What You Get For Less Than 15* A Week! ...■MWfcgassgS {' I r9 §% \ jsggssSs^T^r 1 3S? •V UP TO THE MINUTE REPORTS on legislation, meetings and events of interest to the beef, hog, poultry and crop farmers, plus... DAIRY COVERAGE.. •more dairy news in each issue than appears in any other weekly newspaper! DHIA REPORTS from dairy counties in Pennsylvania and Maryland! Our total farm coverage also gives you FEATURES...MARKET REPORTS...BEST BUYS ON PRODUCTS & EQUIP MENT...FREE MAILBOX MARKET..iand much, much more! marketing flexibility Until there is additional clarification from Reagan Ad ministration -officials about the level and terms of grain trade with the Soviet Union, Parsons advised that com prices “could well remain depressed into calendar year 1982.” Consequently, the NOGA First Vice President ad vised com farmers to consider the following advantages of the com reserve as a marketing tool and mechanism to obtain liquidity to improve cash-flow management during the low period of com prices in the 1961/82 season: Reserve loan $2.55 per' bushel; annual storage $0.26% per bushel; total benefit $2.81% per bushel. “Although the USDA Commodity Credit Corporation will charge 14% percent interest on the reserve loan for the first year -of the . program,” Jack Parsons stressed “that during the second and third years of the reserve program the interest rate will be waived for corn farmers.” By placing com in the three-year reserve that does not have a “ceiling place on the level of participation,” the Wapello, lowa, corn farmer further explained that “farmers would only have to leave com in the reserve until the national average price hits $3.15 per bushel for a month before they would be required to either repay the loan for holding ownership to the crop or forfeit the crop to the Commodity Credit Corporation/’ While the reserve loan rate varies from county-to-county in the United States, “the immediate cash-flow value of the loan plus storage payments vis-a-vis current P.O. Box 366, Lititz, Pa. 17543 Phone 717-626-1164 or 394-3047 At LANCASTER FARMING, we think we do a good job of keeping you in formed...and we have over 39,000 paid subscribers who think so too! cash corn price level is obvious today. Parsons concluded that the three-year farmer reserve is a program that would be supported by the National Corn Growers Association, and it is a program devised to provide marketing flexibility to com farmers during such depressed cash price period, -the National Com Growers Association is made up of com producers from 16 states, with the purpose of promoting the general welfare of U.S. com farmers by maintaining and developing domestic com 'production and price and- income support programs consistent with a market-oriented grain economy. The activities of the organization are conducted through'two offices, located in Des Moines, lowa and in Washington, D.C. State members [of the National Com. 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