ABSOLUTE AUCTION
of FARM MACHINERY, TRUCKS
& EQUIPMENT
On the farm, Horns Point Road, from
Route 50 south of the Choptank Bridge
take Route 343 to sale, 4 miles from
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND (signs
Posted).
SALE DATE: THIJRS., APRIL 15
, at 12:00 Noon
FARM MACHINERY: VERSATILE 700
fRACTOR 4WD duals-555 Cummins diesel 3 pt.
hitch-dual Hyd. outlets, JOHN DEERE 4430 D
TRACTOR-duals-cab-air & heat, JOHN
DEERE 4020 D TRACTOR-duals, JOHN
DEERE 4010 D TRACTOR, INT. 400 TRAC
TOR, INT H TRACTOR. .MASSEY
FERGUSON 750 COMBINE-hydrostatic-Air
heat-radio-straw chopper-extended throat-16’
gram table-6 row 30” corn head .MF Bxl6
Plows, MF 7x16 Plows, Hmiker 19’ chisel plow,
Case 12’ chisel plow, Int. 480-20” disc, Case 18’
disc, Bnllion 21’ pulvimulcher, Chattanooga 15’
nulchmonstei, vanus cultipackers, JD 24’
f'FIOOH field conditional, TYE DRILL 24 spout
M.se rev/). JOHN DEERE 7000 6 iow planter-
Tomto'-clc , JD 17 spout DRILL Int 6 row
• "itivato r s, Rolling cullnarois 6. 0 w, JD 6 row
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Victor Laws & Jesse Swartz,
Agents for Secured Parties &
PALMER FARMS, INC.
" Owners
Cambridge, Maryland
HARRY RUDNtCK & SONS, INC
Sales Managers & Auctioneers
Galena, Md. {301)648-5601'
"NOTE”. No small items; be prompt, sale
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Ag Progress Days dates set
UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn
State’s Ag Progress Days, at
tracting some 50,000 visitors an
nually, are set for August 24, 25,
and 26. The event will be held at the
Rock Springs Agricultural
Research Center, 9 miles south
west of the .campus on Route 45W.
“Agnculture-the Growing
business,” is the theme of this
year’s agstravaganza. Demon
strations will include machinery.
Reminder
Special Feeder
Sale
Carlisle Livestock
Market
(Special interest
has been shown for
choice Angus
Cattle).
TUES., APR. 6
7 P.M.
717-249-4511
New for Pennsylvania tobacco growers
Now
you can use
LORSBAH
insecticides
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Report evaluates new design for
shell egg packing plant layouts
WASHINGTON, D.C.- A report .
just issued by the U.S. Department tenance of,egg quality, and toe
of Agriculture evaluates the ef- ability to expand the plant at
fidency of a new egg shell-packing minimum cost without hampering'
plant based on a modular design ongoing operations. Improved
recommended by USDA. sanitation and safety conditions for
By improving product and employees were mduded in toe
material flow, and increasing nynjidar plant design,
operating space, the new plant
proves to be 18 percent more ef- E ig-Packing Plant
f icient than its predecessor. Marketing Research
In contrast to the original No. 1126 may be obtained
facility, the modular plant features from Publications Center,
a straight flow layout that
proves efficiency through im- Affairs, USDA, Washington, D.C.,
oroved handling methods, mam- 20250.
control
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field and forage crops, livestock
and dairy cattle, and conservation
practices, along with tours of
research plots, family living and
youth activities, and theatre
programs. Educational and
commercial, exhibits will be
highlighted.
For more information contact
Joe D. Harrington, 311
Agricultural Administration
Building, University Park, PA
16802, telephoneBl4/865-2081.
LORSBAN" 15G granular insecticide now approved for
Special Local Need use in Pennsylvania under EPA SLN
No 82005 LORSBAN* 4E foliar insecticide now app r oved
for Special Local Need use in Pennsylvania under EPA
SLN No 82004
"Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 3,1M2—A39
In a photograph on last week’s
business page showing a corn
award presentation, identification
was inadvertently listed in
correctly as that of Willis W.
Rohrer, of P.L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc.
The correct identification was Earl
Rohrer, of the Smoketown firm.
Lancaster Farming regrets the
error.
(Continued from Page A3B)
want to be part of any quota plan,”
Hannifin said.
“If this is changing though, the
Federation has another board
meeting planned for April 27.”
While Jeffords* proposed bill has
some regional aspects to it and is
aimed at the Northeast, Hanman
said that dairy industry support
must not be regionalized.
Hie only other bill that has thus
far come to light is one proposed by
Steve Gunderson, Congressman
from Wisconsin.
It was explained that the Gun
derson proposal also contains
quotas, but differs from that of
Jeffers in that pricing penalities
for farmers for over-production
would be graduated depending on
the amount of surplus produced.
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• Correction
N.E. dairy
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