—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, June 4,1983
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Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page A 10)
Farmers Day Committee
planning meeting for
Flemington, N.J. Fair,
8:30 p.m., Hunterdon
County Extension Center.
Meat Sciences & Technology
Short Course, Penn State,
continues through
Wednesday.
Tuesday, June 7
Colored breed exhibitors at
Crawford County Fair, 8
p.m., Crawford County
Courthouse.
Second annual Pa.
Agricultural Promotion,
Keisters Middleburg
Auction, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Twilight Fruit Growers
meeting, 7 p.m., Robert
Dunn farm. New
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Wednesday, June 8
Stray voltage meeting, 8
p.m., Bradford Extension
Office.
Wool Pool, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Canaseraga, N.Y.
McKean 4-H County Council,
7:30 p.m.. Extension
Center, Smethport.
McKean-Potter Farmers
Assn., 8 p.m.. Extension
Center, Smethport.
Friday, June 10
Juniata County Dairy
Princess Pageant.
Pequea Valley Grange
meeting, 8 p.m., Paradise
Twp. Municipal Bldg.
Winding River Dairy Goat
Assn. Perry County
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Livestock market and auction news
Carlisle Auction
Carlisle, Pa.
Tuesday, May 31
Report supplied by auction
CATTLE: Steers were steady;
Heifers were steady, Cows were
2.00 lower; and Bulls were 2.00
higher. Steers- No Choice offered;
Newport Fairgrounds,
continues tomorrow.
Saturday, June 11
Western Pa. Pork Field Day,
9 a.m.-4 p.m., West
moreland Fairgrounds.
Northwest Pa. All-Arabian
Horse Show, Lawrence
County Fairgrounds, New
Castle, continues
tomorrow.
Franklin County Dairy
Princess Pageant,
Kauffman Community
Center, 7 p.m.
Huntingdon County Dairy
Princess Pageant.
nos WAGON
You don’t have to wait on a wagon that unloads
itself. So. the Sperry New Holland automatic bale wagon
is the only hay wagon your farm needs.
The automatic bale wagon can pick up bales from
the field faster than a baler can make them. At the
barn or stacking area, it unloads in just minutes, mak
ing tight rigid stacks, automatically.
Best of all. one person does it all from the seat of a
tractor. The bale wagon frees labor for other work
and enables you to put up your hay ahead of the weather.
The automatic bale wagon is for farmers who want
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Good 59.WV59.60; Standard 54.00-
58.75. Heifers- Choice 57.00-59.85;
Good 55.60-56.25. Cows- Utility &
Commercial 45.1049.00, mostly
45.10-46.25; Cutter 43.5045.50;
Canner & Low Cutter 39.0043.00;
Shells 38.00 down. Bullocks-
Standard 51.60-54.50. Bulls- Yield
Grade No. 1 53.75-60.00; Yield
Grade No. 2 46.0047.25.
FEEDER CATTLE: Steers were
steady; Heifers- were 2.00 higher
and Bulls were steady. Steers-
Medium 315-375 lbs. 55.WV62.00;
Medium 417-655 lbs. 51.WV55.00;
Good 705-740 lbs. 55.50-62.00.
Heifers- 340455 lbs. 45.WV53.00;
Medium 7WVBIO lbs. 50.75-53.00.
Bulls- Good 540 lbs. 60.00; Medium
620-670 lbs. 46.WV54.50.
CALVES: Vealers were 1.00
lower; Farm Calves were 6.00
lower for Hoi. Bulls and 1.00 lower
for Hoi. Heifers. Vealers- Choice
90.00-106.00; Good 75.00-90.00;
Standard & Good 59.00-75.00;
Standard & Light 59.00 down.
Farm Calves- Hoi. Bulls 95.00-
to store hay without lifting bales. Hydraulic muscle
does the lifting for you. Even the smallest model.
“1003”. moves over 1.300 bales from field to storage
in a normal 8-hour day. A larger model, "1069", han
dles over 2,500 bales a day.
Some people buy automatic bale wagons just be
cause they don’t like backaches.
Ask your Sperry New Holland dealer to compare the
price of a bale wagon with that of a bale thrower and
three or four wagons. You’ll see how affordable an
automatic bale wagon can be.
SPER=SV=S=I\EW HOLLAND
110.00; Hoi. Heifers 90.00-104.00.
HOGS: 1.00 lower; US No. 1-2
45.0047.85; No. 1-3 44.0046.10; No.
2-3 39.7543.00' (Heavy). Sows- .50
lower; US No. 1-339.5041.50; No. 2-
3 36.50-39.50. Boars- .50 higher;
35.25-35.75.
FEEDER PIGS: US No. 1-318-27
lbs. 19.00-27.00 head; No. 1-3 30-35
lbs. 25.00-31.00 head; No. 1-3 4245
lbs. 39.0040.00 head.
SHEEP: Lambs- Good 53.00-
55.00; Utility 47.0049.00. Ewes
-19.00-35.00. Goats- up to 62.50 head,
mostly 18.00-35.00 head.
Special state Graded Feeder Pig
Sale Friday, June 10,1:30 P.M.
Sale evening every Tues. 7:00
PM. Eggs, Poultry and Rabbits
4; 15 PM