COLLEGE PARK, Md. The 1980 s to meet world export
nation’s transportation system- demands,
would be a major roadblock for And water-borne transportation
substantially expanding u.S. is the weakest link in the system,
agricultural production during the notes Earl H. Brown, professor of
BANKRUPTCY SALE
U.S> BANKRUPTCY COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
RE: NEW CASTLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
3,1981
® 11A.M
CONSTRUCTION &
EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT
THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST ,
(2) Michigan Earth Movars Allis Chalmers Bull Dozer w/Blade Allis
Chalmar Front End Loader Dozer Additional Dozars plus M-100
Senas B/Gradar w/Ripper, (2) Caterpillars »12, Motor Graders, (3)
Ford Front Loader Backhoes, Asphalt Pavar, Ray Go Rollar Modal
600, Gallon Roll-O-Matic Roller, Static' Stone, Paving Roller, Front
End Loader w/Track IV4 Vd Bucket 7G Series 8.-PUa Trucks Low
Boy Tandem Trailer, Plus Tools, AND Additional Heavy Equipment
LOCATION- US. 13 to MIDDLETOWN, DEL S Through MWMetowh
On RL 301 about 3 C Mile* to COUNTY RO. 445. Just Batore Md
Una, Left 0n445 LaohforSftna.
INSPECTION WED DEC ZndFram 11AM to3PM
TERMS GUARANTEED FUNDS To Include Irrevocable lank Latter
Of CredlL Certified g Caahler's Check etc * ,
REMARKS Call or Write for detailed brochure.
RUDNICK & MATAS, AUCTIONEERS
Box NO. 1007. Wilm. De 1.19899 1
.(3021658-7264 "
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9,1981
At 9:30 A.M.
35 HEAD 35 HEAD
HOLSTEIN HERD DISPERSAL
; HORSE DRAWN -
FARM EQUIPMENT
horses
'■ EAR CORN • HAY
.-10RNFODDER
Located in Lancaster County, PA - 7
miles south-east of Strasburg, 3 miles
south-west of Gap, Vz mile north of
iystjaft Rt. Watch fey .
psigns.
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WRY CATTLE
" 22 milk cows, approx. 7 due December &
January, 3 fresh, balance in all stages of lac
■" tation; 12 open heifers,~6 ready to breed now, 6
A.B.C. sired, 1 red S white. The
animals have nice conformation and size, lots
of potential 1 - 30 day charts - pregnancy
checked.
7 HEAD HORSES
1 pair gray mares, well broke; 3 year old blue
roan mare; roan gelding lead horse; 6 year old
roan mare; 7 year old general purpose part
Morgan; 6 month old colt.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Oliver 16 inch single bottom trailer plow;
McConnell spring tooth harrow, 3 years old;
International 24 disc harrow; 8 foot single
roller cultipacker; New Holland 456 7 ft. ter
mower, hay controls; 5 wheel rake; John Deere
hay conditioner, rubber roll; New Holland 273
baler with engine, recently overhauled;
Mellinger preserve applicator; flat bed wagon,
Ezee Trail gear; New Idea 223 corn picker, 1
row with Wisconsin 4 cycle engme; Farmec
gram bin on gear; Vicon fertilizer spreader
with small seed attachment; ground drive; New
Idea 206 manure spreader; 2 John Deere com
binders, 1 with loader, 2 short carriers; 2 horse
cultivator; 1 horse shovel harrow; old wagon
with wooden spoke wheels; New Idea tran
splanter; 3 fore carts; 1 horse sleigh; scraper
blade; milk cans; 175 gallon water tank on
chassis; 160 gallon fuel tank with pump; ap
prox. 3,000 tobacco lath; Wisconsin 10 h.g.
engine, 2 years old; platform scales; Homehte
chain saw; 72 hole metal bin with bolts, sells as 1
unit; acetylene torch gauges & hose; 27 hole
wooden bolt bin; tobacco shears; tobacco
press; 2 horse dump rake, like new; 20 piece
socket set, %” drive; pulleys; wagon load
small items sold first. 6 set heavy harness;
collars; bridles; horse trees; 3 Surge milker
units; stainless steel carrying pails; strainers;
twin tubs; approx. 28 ton ear com; approx. 10
ton alfalfa hay; approx. 300 bale com fodder.
Terms by:
EMANUEL & ANNIE PETERSHEIM
Auctioneers:
Steve Petersheim
717-786-4624
Everett Kreider
Better transportation is vital to farm exports
JOHN R. EBERSOLE, INC.
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agricultural and resource
economics at the University of
Maryland. Brown spoke last
Wednesday during the annual
statewide Agricultural Leaders
Forum on the College Park
campus.
The former dean of the College of
Agriculture at Maryland noted
that the U.S. merchant fleet
continues to play a small and
declining role on the international
scene, currently accounting for
only three percent of the world
merchant fleet’s capacity.
Furthermore, the limited'
capacity of existing lack and dam
'facilities—particularly on the
'Mississippi and Illinois rivers—
limits the volume of grain and
oilseeds which can be transported
to export points on relatively low
cost inland waterways.
It is unlikely that capacity of the
inland waterways will be in
creased substantially by 1965,
Brown noted.
“Prospects for expanding and
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upgrading rail transportation are
somewhat brighter. Tran
sportation requirements above
those which can be handled by
water and rail will have to be met
by increasing the capacity of the
trucking system.’’
Brown commented that in
ternational trade in agricultural
products does not occur in what is
commonly thought of as a “free
market,” where prices are
determined primarily by supply
and demand. !
Domestic food and agricultural
policy has a direct enect on the
quantity of agricultural products
which a nation wdl produce,
consume and either" import or
export. Most general domestic
policies—either fiscal or
monetary—also have some effect
on agricultural trade.
In fact, various actions and
decisions by any major govern
ment in the world can have a
significant effect on the terms of
Builder & Contractor
Lancaster Firming, Saturday, November 14,1951— D29
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(717) 665-6861
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U.S. agricultural trade. Or. Brown
declared.
U.S. consumers can be expected
to oppose large increases m ex
ports of agricultural products if
they believe that significant rises
m domestic food prices will result.
Conservation leaders may also
oppose increased world trade if
they believe productive soil is
being "exported" due to erosion
brought on by over-intensive
cropping.
Agribusiness firms, on the other
hand, are likely to be in favor of
increased exports, as this expands
the market for their products, such
as fertilizer, seeds, machinery,
processing and transportation.
. Solving many of the problems
associated with increased farm
exports, Dr. Brown said, -will
.depend to a large extent on .the
continuation of effective research
.and extension programs by the
U.S. Department of Agriculture
and land-grant institutions such as
the University of Mainland. '
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