Federal Ordert .
February Class I Jump* Six Cents
Middle Atlantic Order Market
Administrator Joseph D. Shine an
nounced a Class I milk price of
$15.40 per hundredweight (or
February IKS. This price is 6 cents
higher than the January price and
is 6 cents higher than last
February’s Class I price.
There is a 8-cent direct-delivery
differential applicable to producer
milk received at plants located
within 55 miles of Philadelphia.
Shine also announced a Class n
milk price of $12.70 per hun
dredweight for December 1982 and
a butterfat differential of 17.0 cents
for the month. The December
Class n milk price is 8 cents higher
than November 1962, and the but
terfat differential is unchanged.
These class prices are based on
the December 1962 Minnesota-
Wisconsin manufacturing milk
price of $12.62 per hundredweight
at a 3.5 parent butterfat content
The USDA reported that the
wholesale price of Grade A butter
at Chicago for December was
$1,4794 per pound and the nonfat
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM EQUIP., TRUCKS,
FERTILIZER EQUIP., HAY
&OATS
THURS., FEB. 10 M
At 11A.M.
(4 miles west of Tamaqua) between RL
309 & 61, first blacktop west of the
Village of New Ringgold, turn N. off Rt
895 onto blacktop north toward
(Lewistown Valley) 4 miles just past
Heisler's Dairy Restaurant, turn R
toward Tamaqua. for 2 miles to farm,
Schuylkill Co. Pa.
FARM EQUIPMENT
lot. 1086 diesel tractor w/full season cab.,
WF, 3 pt, 1025 hrs.; Int. 1066 diesel tractor
w/full cab, WF, 3 pt, overhauled 600 hrs. ago;
Int. 1066 diesel tractor w/roll bar canopy, WF, 3
pt., 4,000 hrs;’ Int. 1026 hydro diesel tractor
w/roll bar canopy, WF, 3 pt; Int. gas tractor
w/triple valve hyd. hook up (nice cond.); Int.
350 diesel tractor w/fast hitch recently
overhauled; Int 2350 front end loader w/Quick
Tach 7’ & 8’ buckets & pallet fork; Int. 700 six
bot auto reset pi. w/hillside hitch; JD 12*
trailer type chisel pi; JD 16* transport disc
w/duals; JD 7000 conservation (no till) six 30”
row planter w/liq. fert attach w/John Blue
pump & weed spraying attach; JD (6600)
Hillside) combine w/13* grain head & 643 six
row corn head; Int. 650 forage harvester w/two
row narrow & two row wide com heads, also
windrow pick up; (3) Badger tandem axle
forage wagons w/roofs, two have three beater;
Badger & NH pto hopper blowers; Int. 241
round baler; Hesston #3O stacker; NH 489
haybine; Arts Way grinder mixer w/scales;
Webster tandem axle spinner fert. spreader
w/stainless fir. chain; Gilmore Tatge mod.
370-350 bu. pto badge grain dryer; Int. #2OO Ra
tion Rite silage mixer.
FERTILIZER TANKS & TRUCKS
(2) pr. 200 gal. each liq. tanks w/tractor mt.
brackets; 400 gal. poly tank; (3) 1100 gal. poly
tanks; 1973 Int. 1710 Cargo Star 23,000 GVW, 5
spd. w/2 spd. rear, w/1600 gal. two sec stainless
tank & pto transfer delivery pump; 1967 Ford
F-600,49,000 miles, 19,500 GVW-4 spd. w/2 spd.
rear & 1500 gal. stainless tank & Homelite pto
transfer delivery pump; 1955 Int. R-190 sprayer
truck w/1000 gal. stainless tank, w/John Blue
transfer pump & 40* stainless hyd. adjusting
boom; 40’ van trailer w/sliding tandem axle;
40’ tandem axle flat bed trailer; full ad later.
Contact Auction Co. for full list.
Note to Flying Fanners: available
at the Wild Cat Airport, MU’ turf strip next to
sale field.
Terms • Cash or check out of state checks re
quire current bank letter of credit
Refreshments available
Ordered by
RAYNOR & JOAN LEIBY
Conducted by Ralph W. Zettlemoyer Auc
tion Co. Inc.
(215)395-8084
mm EMacatf as m
dry milk price was $.9386 per
pound, f.o.b. plants in the Chicago
area.
Federal Order 2
November milk marks
12-month decline
Dairy farmers were paid on the
basis of $13.71 per hundredweight
for milk delivered to Order No. 2
handlers during November.
The price was three cents less
than the amount received (or
November 1981, marking a full
year of declines that ranged from
three cents to 22 cents per hun
dredweight
The seasonal incentive fund's
last payback for 1962 was $2.6
million, includin $0.7 million in
terest earned on investment of the
monies deducted during the spring
months.
This was the second highest
amount of interest earned, ex
ceeded only by last year’s total
($O.B million); it will be recalled
Ephrata wins school exhibit
FARM SHOW - The Cloister
FFA Chapter at Ephrata Area
High School, Lancaster County.
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that interest rates rose to record
levels in 1961.
The effect of the seasonal in
centive payback was an addition of
SJOS per hundredweight to the
dairy fanner’s uniform price for
November 1982.
Producer receipts continued
their upward trend. They
aggregated 854.8 million pounds in
November 1982, an increase of 23.0
million pounds (2.8 percent) from
last year. Fluid milk product w»iwt
were slightly higher than a year
ago, 383.7 million pounds com
pared to 362.4 million pounds.
The net effect of these two
factors was another decline in the
Class I utilization percentage. It
slipped more than one percentage
point to 44.9 percent.
The Class I price ($14.71) was the
same as last year while the Class n
price was four cents higher than in
November 1961.
had the top school exhibit. in
comp*»«tv>n at Farm Show.
Clearfield Area High School had
the second-place exhibit and
Kutztown Area High School had
the third-place exhibit.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15 t 1983—A39
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Pennsylvania Nut Growers Association who are aiding judge
Christ Pataky, center with hat on. of Mansfield. Oh. in
selecting top entries in Edible Nut competition.
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