ITHACA, N.Y. Active bidding
and emphasis on performance
marked the Fifth Annual Empire
Classic Sale May 14 at the
Livestock Pavilion on the Cornell
University campus.
The sale which was sponsored by
L*— ** " mm ~—
ROUND BALE SILAGE BAGS
ARE HERE!
Two Round Bale Sizes To Choose From:
Small Size - 51” Diameter x 126” - Fits 42” to 48” Bales
Large Size - 70” Diameter x 148” - Fits 54” to 60” Bales
NOW IS THE TIME TO SWITCH
ANNOUNCING
BUILT IN PROTECTION
Three ply plastic silage bags, 9
mills silage bags. Life up to two
years. 42” alfalfa bale will weigh
between 1200 to 1300 lbs. at
50% moisture. 58” bale will weigh
1600 to 1800 lbs.
FAMILY TIME RESTAURANT
RT. 322 EPHRATA
LINCOLN, PA.
DUTCH SMORGASBORD
AND PLATTERS
HOME STYLE COOKING
—‘ CLIP COUPON -j
AG BAG EQUIPMENT i
HOSTS FAMILY TIME I
RESTAURANT j
10% OFF EACH MEAL
__ jfi n Want to know more about ■
, _ " J Ag-Bag System I
.. . uf. i Ag-Bag Equipment Co.*!
Model Hl9O PTO Hyd. I Phone: 717-626-7596 !
Model G 200 PTO I If no answer, 717-665*4868 ,
Model M3OO Morotized ■ ■
Unit I Lititz, PA 17543 ■
Gas or Diesel Units ■ Name ■
Side Conveyor ! "T ■
r- . . "Address |
Dump Tables J state Z i P |
HODDer Sides " * Due to mailing errors, please be sure the name ■
| Ag-Bag Equipment Co. is on the envelope. _
the Empire Polled Hereford
Association featured 42 lots of
registered Polled Herefords which
brought a sale average of $7921
A year-old heifer, 4K WT Patty
' BP, a daughter of Walking Tall,
topped the sale at $2,500. She was
CUSTOM WORK
Empire Classic averages $792
Farmer, the tool you need is
the Ag-Bagger. No other silage
storer can you profit from by
doing custom work Ag Bag
Machine more than pays for
itself. Look around and talk to
your neighbors. Farmers with
more than one farm having the
Ag-Bagger do not have to haul
feed back and forth from farm
to farm. Place bags anywhere
you please.
| Ag Bag Silage Capacity ■
Jlßag 150 Tons |
16 Bags 900 Tons |
J l2 Bags 1800 Tons |
J 24 Bags 3600 Tons ■
■4B Bags 7200 Tons ■
■96 Bags 14400 Tons J
consigned by 4K Cattle Co. of
Camden and was bought by Slitor
Hill Farm of Naples.
The second highest selling Polled
Hereford was an April 1979 cow,
MF Top Girl 9125 out of Top Guy
consigned by Marshall Farms of
Ag-Bag
System
Ag-Bag Equipment
Your reputable dealer
has affordable and rea
sonable prices. All
equipment and
materials are under
warranty. Our farm
management plan gives
the farmer profit
through greater prod
uction and gains.
Port Byron. The buyer at $2,100
was High Meadow Farm of
LaFayette.
Other high selling female con
signments were: 4K WT Peggy 6P,
an April 1982 daughter of Walking
Tall, consigned by 4K Cattle Co.
and purchased at $l,BOO by Slitor
Hill Farm; a five-year-old
daughter of BT CL Domino 15G,
GGF Dommette 802 K consigned
by Green Gate Farms of Lewiston,
Pa. and purchased by Glen Knolls
of The Plains, Va.; a five-year-old
daughter of Vindicator, 4K Vinessa
13 K consigned by 4K Cattle Co.
and purchased at $1,300 by Slitor
Hill Farm; and an April yearling,
MF Vicki BK 2018, a grand
daughter of Victorious K 47 U 81,
consigned by Marshall Farms and
purchased at sl,ooo' by Eden
Farms of Farmersville Station.
The two bulls in the sale each
sold for $1,500. The Marshall
Farms consignment MF
Monument 1002, a two-year-old son
of Graystone Granite, was pur
chased by Burr-Ayr Farm of
Trumansburg. The E and R Farms
of Seneca Falls consignment
Gramts Pride was a June 1982 son
of Graystone Granite, and was
purchased by Card’s Maple Hill
Farm of McGraw.
All consignments were weighed
and measured before the sale and
all consignments under 18 months
DON'T
BE
SLOW
Call Now To Place Your
CLASSIFIED AD
Ph: 717-394-3047 or 717-626-1164
FRANK A.
FILLIPPO, INC.
WANTED
DISABLED &
CRIPPLED COWS,
BULLS & STEERS
Competitive Prices
Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call:
Frank Fillippo -
Residence -215-666-0725
Elam Ginder - 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 28,1983—P9
of age were also graded with a
quality grade of 13 and the
minimum for inclusion in the sale.
All of the performance information
was made available to the buyers
who were from all parts of New
York State, Pennsylvania and
Virginia.
John “Red” Shaw was the
auctioneer and complimented the
consignors on the quality of the
cattle and the manner in which
they were presented. Ernest
Smith, area coordinator for the
American Polled Hereford
Association, commented on
current economic conditions,
citing the “good commercial
market."
A R-S Hereford of Jasper con
signment of R S Roundup Maid F
408 with a bull calf at side was
purchased by Elaine Swiler of
Cameron who then donated the
cow and calf to the Cornell
University “Send A Cow to College
Program."
Announcement was made of the
Empire Polled Hereford
Association’s Sixth Annual Empire
Classic Show July 29-30 at the
Cortland Fairgrounds.
Robert Card of McGraw was sale
chairman. He was assisted by Carl
and Sue Haynes of Groton, Mike
Holden of Whitney Point, and
Jerry Mickelson of Newfield.
mm
Paid