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- FARMER'S! CHOICE
1982 FALL INCENTIVE ON
BUTLER BUILDINGS
YOUR CHOICE
II extend an extra 7% discount on all
idard farm buildings (Farmsted-I,
rmsted-11, Ag-Master 10/20 and
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OSE lower lease payments. We will
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>es. or 14.83% on finance leases.
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'v Any BETH HEMRDNGER Sale was a three year old con- the eye of Gary W. jnioman,
J staff Correspondent signed by Rodney H. Crider, Dallastown, who paid $2,700 for
SHIPPENSBURG - The top- Chambers burg.' Putting a Good her. .
selling cow at last week’s Franklin Plus-83 and an outstanding Antrim Spring Apollo loa is sired
and Cumberland County Holstein pedigree together, this cow caught by Hilltop Apollo Ivanhoe, a 1974
State Grange sale highlights
This 4-year-old black and white, bred to Rosemere Fury Ivan commanded $1,600 during the
first State Grange Sale. From I to r, the group includes; Gary Akers, at halter; Charles Wismer,
buyer; William Bradford, consignor.
OR
Top Holstein brings $2,700
~ - All-American 2 year old and son of
Osborndale Ivanhoe. lea’s
maternal side shows a record of
Excellent 90 with 17,233 pounds
milk and 626 pounds fat in 305 days.
The second-high selling cow was
consigned by John and Ed Brake,
Mercersburg and once again sold
to Gary W. Thoman for 32,550. The
3-year-old daughter of Lawcrest
Marvex-Twin carries records of
Good Plus-81 as a 2 year old and
more than 17,000 pounds milk on
the maternal side of her pedigree.
Fred Potteiger, Carlisle, had his
eye on Coldsprings Gabriel Jasper,
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natural drainageways
... ... Whenever you use a grass
LEBANON This fall while wa t erwa y you want a dense per
harvestmg corn and soybeans, of grass that will
take a good, long look at the' carr y a fI OW 0 f wa ter without
natural dramageways and draws f 0„ location for a
in your fields. If there is erosion in wate a or swale that is
part of the natural drainage pat*
the neea tor grass waterways, says These natural depressions
Tom Thomas, conservation require a of shaping .
technician. . ... The waterway should be shaped to
Made with gently sloping sides, conta jn the flow from the heaviest
waterways can be crossed easily - about once ten
with tractors Power lifts will raise raui eJ 2Jj C • aD r ul on f e 111 .
wiu tractors, rower uns win raise years X he size of a waterway is
and lower plows and discs when ktenhihed by soil type, land use
crossing grass waterways. It * d^gear^s.
easier to put up with this small Xechnical assistance involving
inconvenience than it is to W he desi construction and
expensive equipment damaged 3 ’ wa terwavs is
from bouoc jng across guHies «te. SfSTco£
wortoe fields. servation
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1518 Grain Bin, 2847 Bushel Capacity
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the third-higbest price of the sale
and first animal on the sale block.
Potteiger bought Gabriel Jasper
for 12,500. She was consigned’ by
Eldon and Rhoda M. Baum, Ab
bottstown. Gabriel Jasper is a
second-calf heifer classified as
Good-78. She is the daughter of
Coldsprings Gabriel and on her
maternal side carries a record of
20,600 pounds milk and 696 pounds
fat.
Forty-one animals from the two
counties made up the sale list,
bringing in a total of $58,460 for a
sale average of $1,425.
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