PUBLIC SALE
MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, MARCH 20,1982
10:00 A.M.
Located; Along Eby Chiques Rd.
Lancaster Co. Pa. From Rt. 283 take
Salunga Exit to Prospect Rd., to Eby
Chiques Rd. (Look for signs)
560 FARMALL, Gas, Narrow F/E, with
Torque; FARMALL M SUPER M-TA
w/Torque, Loader, Bucket & Blade;
Cultivators & Tractor Kims for Farmall C 110
Hesston Haybine, N.H. 275 Baler; Int. Mower,
McD Crimper, N.H. 256 Hay Rake, Two Flat
Wagons, 18 Ft. (J.D. & N.H.J; 32 ft. N.H.
Elevator, corn drag, INT. 56 Corn Planter,
N.H. corn Sheller, N.l. Spreader, 1H 38. 14”
Plow (pull type), 1H 3 B. 2-pt. Plow, 108 Wierd
Plow, J.D. KBA 28 Disc, 28 M.M. 'Transport
disc Cultipacker, 3-sec. harrow, spike harrow,
roller, Ontario 14 disc gram drill, Oliver Fert.
spreader, Lime spreader, McD HammermUl &
belt, Ulhston Rotary mower (pull type),
Bohlens 5 hp. Rototiller, 8’ Pickup bed, several
carts, wagon bed, disc Farts, Motor bike 8U cc.,
wh. barrow, 2 presses, Lawn boy & Eclipse
mowers, car chains, 2-Unit Surge milkers &
twin cylinder Surge pump, hot water heater,
buckets, fencers, dehorner, hoof trimmer,
forks, halters, 2&3-prong forks, snow fence,
gates, rails & fence posts, wire tarn, saw buck,
ex. ladder, bag & feed carts, grass seeder,
grease guns, baler twine, oil drums, wooden
pulleys & rope, English saddle, rabbit pens,
traps, Misc. chick equip., crates, shovels, tires,
iron trough Queen Bengal coal range, Old
cement chimney, oil stove, scalding trough
bed, wardrobe. Salamander, oil tank, License
Plates, and numerous useful items not listed.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Above Equipment
in excellent condition. Lunch available. NO out
of State Checks unless known by Auction Firm.
Sale by
MINNIE V.GANTZ
C.H. WOLGEMUTH & H. SHAFFNER
AUCTS.
Ph. 665-5664
PUBLIC SALE
OF 17.63 ACRE FARM, ANTIQUES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & FARM EQUIP.
Warwick Township
SATURDAY, MARCH 20
SALE 9:30 A.M.
REAL ESTATE 2 P.M.
Located at 708 Lincoln Rd. (Vz mile
East of Brunnerville towards Lincoln)
1 Warwick Township, Pa.
I 17.36 ACRES 2%
STORY VINYL SIDED DWELLING
Second floor contains 5 bedrooms. First floor
contains eat-in kitchen with built-in cabinets,
1 dining room, living room with bow window &
! biult-m corner cupboard, large family room,
bedroom, office and full bath.
Daylight basement contains several rooms
plus a laundry.
Oil-fired hot air heat (new furnace;, Home
well insulated. Root (2 years old).
in ground cement pool (17x37; with all
equipment. Pool area fenced in.
POLE BARN Frame & aluminum 30’xl0«’.
2 STORY FRAME BANK BARN
Cement Block & Open Storage Building
130x25’ (with loading dock;.
Spring, well & pressure system.
11 tillable acres, remaining is pasture &
wooded area. Pasture fenced. Stream.
Property zoned agriculture.
This property is ideally located in Lancaster
Co. farm area. Many possibilities.
17.63 ACRES. 373 feet (more or less; road
frontage.
Open Houses Real Estate Only Saturdays,
March 6 and March 13 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. or
tor inspection or information call 626-3011.
Property recently surveyed. Draft &
description available.
TERMS 10% down and settlement on or
before 60 days.
TERMS BY:
N. EUGENE AND
ANNA MARYKOFROTH
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
859-1331
PUBLIC SALE
Of Farm Machinery and
Household Goods
Having rented my farm and quitting
farming will sell on:
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
Sale at 9:30 A.M.
Located 3 miles south of Mercersburg,
Franklin Co., Pa. along Route 75.
I.H.C. 656 diesel tractor with cab, little over
3000 hrs.; I.H. 444 wide front tractor, only 1600
hrs.; 475 Kelly front end loader for same;
I.H.C. Farmall super M tractor, live hydraulic
and power steering; M.H. No. 26 self propelled
10 ft. combine; I.H. 1550 PTC grinder mixer;
I.H. 400 Cyclo 4 row no till corn planter, planted
less than 200 acres; I.H. 510-13-7 gram drill;
I.H. 990 pull type mower conditioner; J.D. 3800
forage harvester with 2 row corn head and
grass pick up head; J.D. 16A flail chopper; I.H.
430 Pro baler with thrower; King Wise 30 ft.
elevator; N.l. wheel rake; N.I. 328 one row
corn picker; N.l. 213 PTO wide spread manure
spreader; 2 Grove 8 ton 16 ft. PTO forage
wagons, front and rear unloading; Grove
wagon 16 ft. flat with bale rack; Grove 7 ton
wagon with steel gravity bin; Gehl PTO hopper
silo blower; 40 ft. 9 in. silo pipe and goose neck;
other 9 in. pipe; 200 gal, fiberglass tank trailer
field sprayer; 16 ft. small gram elevator; I.H.
450 three 16 m. bottom automatic reset plow;
I.H. 19 B double disc; M.H. orchard disc; J.D.
10 ft. cultimulcher; J.D. 12 ft. lever harrow; 350
gal. stainless steel tank; good milk tank
compressor; milk tank washer; DeLaval
milker pails; 10 milk cans; Jamesway feed
cart; Korney 180 amp welder; McCullough
cham saw; garden tiller; David Bradley
garden tractor, barshare, cultivators, disc, and
spike harrow for same; 250 bales of first cut
ting alfalfa; 200 bales mixed hay; 350 bales of
straw; lot of small farm tools and some
household goods. Order of sale; tools,
household goods, farm machinery.
MR. & MRS. ROBERT HARTMAN
Edgar J. Stull and Loren Lichty, Auc
tioneers
BARRY & NANCY RUSWEILER
Complete Dispersal
FRIDAY, MARCH 12
ll:OOA.M.
Deruyter, New York. Sale to be held on
the farm on High Ridge Rd. t Deruyter,
NY. turn off Rt. 13, 1 mile south of
Deruyter to High Ridge and 16 miles
north of Cortland use exit 11 off 1-81.
71 HIGH GRADE HOSLTEINS
42 COWS-MANY FRESH AND
SPRINGERS
MANY DUE FOR FALL
27 HEIFERS FROM STARTED
CALVES TO BRED HEIFERS, 2 BULLS
Young good uddered dairy with several out
standing individuals. Herd was on test
December 1981 with projected records to 21,000
milk.
Herd will be examined for pregnancy, shot for
shipping fever and tested for immediate in
terstate shipment.
MACHINERY
Int. 1206 diesel tractor w/cab, sharp; Oliver
1650 gas w/wide front and Oliver 1810 front end
loader; Farmall M; NH 479 haybine; Fahr 4
umbrella tedder; NH 55 rake; NH 310 baler
w/thrower, 2 yrs. old; 3 basket wagon, 2
w/gears; Little Giant 36’ elevator; Int. 401
drag; Int. PR 1 com picker; Killbros. gravity
box on gear; N.I. self unloading wagons; Int.
chopper w/picker; Gehl flail chopper; JD left
hand barrel spreader; 2 wheel cart; lumber
2x12, 2x4, 2x6; New feed cart; barn items;
cement mixer; small quantity miscellaneous
items.
Note: Good dispersal to attend, not many small
items, sale will start promptly on machinery so
be on tune.
Terms: Casta or good check w/positive ID.
Lunch available.
BARRY & NANCY RUSWEILER
Owners Deruyter. NY
Sale Co-Managers:
Mel Manasse, Whitney Point,
607-692-4540
William Kent, Inc.
Bergen. NY 716-494-1890
Research doesn’t justify link
between fertility and hybrid
DBS MOINES, lOWA - Corn
growers should not assume that a
definable connection exists bet
ween soil fertility and the yield
response of different hybrids.
Even if there were data
establishing a correlation between
nutrient level and specific hybrids’
performance, scientists say the
wide range of environmental
variables makes application of the
concept unpractical at this time.
“Make sure nutrient levels are
adequate, especially nitrogen. But
don’t fertilize for the hybrid;
fertilize for the yield you expect to
achieve,” advises Nicholas M.
Prey, plant physiologist in the
Department of Com Breeding at
Pioneer Hi-Bred International,
Inc.
Frey says attempts to choose
hybrids for specific soil fertility
levels have drawn some attention
recently. In those systems, hybrid
selections are based on an
assumption that hybrids respond
Robert and Bonnie Brown
Complete Dairy Herd &
Farm Machinery Dispersal
Eaton Township, Wyoming Co., Pa.
Having decided to discontinue our farming
operation, we will sell the following at the farm,
located on Rt. 292,2 miles southeast of Rt. 309 at
Evans Falls, 8 miles south of Tunkhannock, Pa., 10
miles north of Dallas, 3 miles west of the Village of
Vernon. Watch for blue and white auction arrows.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13
9:30 A.M.
72 Hi-Orade Holsteins, of which 45 are
nuikmg age with two fresh in January, four due
in February, 10 bred for March, 6 for April, 3
for May, 2 for June and the balance in all
stages. This dairy, is young with a majority
second and third calf heifers. With good sound
type and good udders and show a lot of milk
with a current B.F. of 4%. Twelve heifers
breeding age, seven yearlings, seven started
calves and one yearling herd sire. 30 day T.B.
and blood tests, interstate chart, issued day of
sale.
A complete line ot modern, up to date
machinery including five tractors, Farmall 986
diesel, wide front, 1400 hours with AC cab,
loaded and like new, 1256 turbo diesel, wide
tront, with cab, low hours and loaded 4GO di
with L.P.T.O. and T.A. amplifier Tot mall M
wide tront, recently overhauled. Farmall H,
just overhauled.
All the above have new or real good rubber,
new batteries and are ready for heavy spring
work.
I.H. 6 btm. 18 inch semi-mount automatic
reset plows, nearly new. Int. 350 Tandem disc,
I.H. #56 4-row corn planter, new 1980.1. H. 720
chopper, with two row corn and pick up heads,
(A-I). Gehl 640, s/u wagon w/roof on 12 ton
gear. Gehl 640, on 10 ton gear. Both nearly new.
N.l. 45 foot hay and gram elevator, (A-l).
N.l. 323 1 row picker, (A-l). I.H. 56 hopper
blower, N.H. 282 baler with thrower and
cylinder, (A-l). 3 oak bale bodies, one 16 foot
with running gear, one 21 foot with running
gear and one 16 foot without gear. All (A-l).
I.H. roll bar rake, 2000 gal. fuel tank, fahr
tedder (A-l). 1970 G.M.C. long-wheel based
truck with high rack and dump body, 30,000
g.v.w. 1972 G.M.C. %-ton, 4-wheel drive pick
up, both good condition. Approx. 15 ton of ear
corn, 1500 ables of alfalfa, clover, mixed hay.
600 bales of heifer hay and many items.
Selling at 2 p.m. modern up to date dairy
farm of 131 acres, more or less, 80 acres
tillable, balance good timber and pasture land.
One-half mile macadam road frontage on route
292. Twp. road to farm. 58 tie-stall barn, partial
new construction. 16x70 Ribstone Silo with
unloader, barn cleaner and fans. Modern milk
house with 400 gal. tank. Mow storage for 12,000
bales of hay, 1,200 bushel com crib. Garage, 7
room and house, with both oil and wood neat,
and drilled well. Excellent hunting and fishing,
with large creek running through property,
with possible recreation or campsite potential.
Terms: Cash, FHA or good check with ID.
Owners
ROBERT AND BONNIE BROWN
RD 5 Tunkhannocfc, Pa.
Wayne E. Weaver, Auctioneer-Sales Mgr.
RO 2 Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657
717-333-4194
Lancaster Firming, Saturday, March 6,1982—D29
differently to various nutrient
combinations.
The concept may be valid, but
putting it into practice is another
story. Frey cautions growers to
examine all research data
carefully before acting on
recommendations matching
hybrids to specific levels of soil
fertility.
“The com plant’s response to
fertility is an extrenaely complex
research question,” Frey explains.
“Adding hybrid differences fur
ther complicates the issue.
“Also, fertility interacts closely
with other environmental factors,”
he adds. “A plant’s nutrient up
take depends on availability of
moisture, temperature, sunlight,
soil type and tillage...even weed
control.
“All these elements are related.
1 don't think there is any way to
accurately select com hybrids for
their response to fertility alone.”
Public Sales
Register
MARCH
SAT. MARCH 6 - Public
Sale of Cattle and Farm
Machinery. Located in
Elizabethville, Dauphin
Co., PA. Isaac K. and Vera
M. Newswanger, Owners.
Kling’s Auction Service.
SAT. MAR. - 6 Inventory
Reduction Auction of
Farm Tractors and
Machinery at Pleasant
View Farms, Montour
Falls, NY. Sale managed
by Goodrich Auction Ser
vice.
SAT. MAR. 6 - Public Sale
of Line Equipment and
Trucks. Located in
Astoria, NY. Con-Edison
Co. of NY, Owner.
Vilsmeier Auction Co., Inc.
SAT. MAR. 6 - 9 A.M.
Public Sale of Livestock,
Machinery and Furniture.
Located in Centre County,
1 mi. west of Centre Hall,
PA (Old Fort) or 6 mi. east
of Boalsburg, PA on Rt. 45
turn south on Township
Rd., first farm. Mrs
Harold Williams, Owner.
Mark Glick, Auctioneer.
SAT. MAR. 6 - 9.30 A.M.
Public Sale of Real Estate,
Farm Equipment and
Household Goods.
Located in Marion Twp.
Berks Co., PA along Rt.
419, 2 mi. north of
Womelsdorf. E. Mae
Henderson Estate. Earl S.
Buffenmeyer, Auctioneer.
SAT MAR. 6 - 9 A.M.
Public Sale of Antique
Furniture, Glassware and
Etc. located at the
McSherrystown Fire Co.,
Social Hall, 238 Mam St.
Cynthia Ann Martin,
Owners. Clair R.
Slaybaugfi, Auctioneer.
SAT MAR. 6 - 9 A.M.
Public Sale of Tack and
Horses. Located at the
Jersey Shore Livestock
Barn, 2 mi. east of Jersey
Shore on Rt. 44. Jersey
Shore Livestock,
717-398-0111
SAT. MAR. 6 - 10:30 A.M.
Public Sale of Farm Im
plements and Antiques.
Located on the premises
at Stouchsburg in Berks
Co., PA., about 4 mi. east
on Rt. 422 from
Myerstown to
Stouchsburg. John A.
Zimmerman, Owner. Ar
thur Copenhaver and
Arlin Weik, Auctioneers.
SAT. MARCH 6 - 9:30
AM., First Annual Spring
Auction, large variety of
new & used farm, home &
garden equipment. E.M.
Herr Inc., Rt. 272 S of
Willow St., Pa Howard
Shaub, Auctioneers.