DlG—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 27,1983
ROCK SPRINGS - Several
important areas of soil fertility
management will be the focus of
attention during the annual Crops
Day Sept. 27 at the Agricultural
Research Center of Penn State,
nine miles southwest of State
College on Route 45 West.
Included will be (1) ways to
reduce losses from fertilizer
nitrogen, (2) side dressings of
nitrogen, (3) use of home grown
legume nitrogen, (4) manure
Richard H. Gins, Trustee
BANKRUPTCY SALE
VALUABLE DAIRY CATTLE,
FARM MACHINERY
GROWING CORN & HAYLAGE
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31,1983
LOCATION: On the Hipkins Farm located in the northwest corner
of Rt 28 and New Design Rd. ( near Point of Rocks, Frederick Co.,
Maryland. From Frederick take Rt. 85 South to Rt. 28, right to
New Design Rd. From Point of Rocks take RL 28 East to New
Design Rd. Follow Sale Signs. +
NOTICE: Pursuant to notice in the matter of Ronald G.HlpUns and Nancy
W. Hipkins, Case MS-A-OMB in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the
District of Maryland, Richard H. Gina, Trustee, intends to offer for sale at
public auction at the date, time and {dace specified above to the highest
bidder or Udders, as is, where is, the following described property. Some
items may be addled or withdrawn without notice anytime to and including
sale day.
SELLING AT 10:00 AM
175 HOLSTEIN DAIRY CATTLE 175
154 COWS -15 OPEN HEIFERS ■ 6 BULLS
154 m«k cows of which 40 bead are due within toe next 00 days, some of
which are springers. Balance are Just fresh or are in various stages of
lactation. The herd is mostly second, third ft fourth calf cows capable of
heavy production. 15 head of fancy open heifers raised out of the better
cows in the hod, ranging from 4 to 10 months of age. 6 bulls, 1 bull being 4
months old and 5 service age bulls ranging from 1000 to 1500 lbs. All cows
will be checked for pregnancy before the sale. Cattle will NOT be tested for
interstate shipment. More information will be provided at ringside.
NOTE: This herd is not being pushed for heavy production, but are
capable of doing so. They show a lot of quality with good udders.
FARM MACHINERY
TRACTORS: J.D. 4490 tractor w/wide front, SN 07298 R w/douhie spool
byd.; J.D. 4020 diesel tractor w/wide front, double spool hyd., SN 2125152;
J.D. 790 gas tractor, SN 79000 B; J.D. 170 skid loader.
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: J.D. direct cut bead; J.D. pickup bead;
J.D. ISA flail chopper, 5N961077F; J.D. model 96 harvester, for parts; J.D.
214 self-unloading wagon, SN 48819 W; J.D. 216 self-unloading wagon, SN
92252 W; J.D. 216 self-unloading wagon, SN 92025 W; (2) 20 ft. forage
feeders; J.D. running gear w/feeder wagon; Fox 000 .silage blower, SN
101000; Fox silage blower; Killbros 950 grain body w/8 ton running gear.
PLANTING ft TILLING EQUIPMENT: J.D. 13 hoe grain drill, SN 64005;
White 12 ft. heavy disc harrow, SN 02491, J.D. 1950 (0) bottom 18” plow, SN
106064 A; J.D. 145 (A) bottom 16” plow; J.D. 12 ft. roller harrow.
HAY EQUIPMENT: J.D. 990 hay baler w/klcker, SN 252562 E; J.D. 660
hay rake, SN 247598 E; J.D. 1209 (9) ft. cut haybine; Avco EZ flow
cut/ditioner, SN 9295, J.D. 1065 running gear w/pipe side kickbale wagon;
J.D. 1065 running gear w/wood aide kickbale wagon; Smoker 32 ft.
elevator, SN 03526.
MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT: Schuler 1758 feed cart; N.I. 212
manure spreader w/hyd. tail gate; N. 1.213 manure spreader; needs work;
J. Bean 300 gal. sprayer; Hamilton 3 pt. post hole digger; Little Giant cross
elevator; J.D. 88 (7) ft. scraper blade, 3 pt. hitch; Myers 7 ft. snow blade;
Woods 3 pt. 5 ft rotary mower; Vicon 3 pt. fertilizer spreader; J.D.
snowmobile; saddle spray tanks; crowd gate; Forney welder; high
pressure pump k hose; water trough; misc. small tools.
AMERICAN 12 x 60 MOBILE HOME
DAIRY EQUIPMENT & SILOS
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Surge 1000 gallon S/S milk tank w/2 (4) HP com
pressors k automatic tank washer; 2 Surge 4 HP vacuum pumps; 16
Boumatic milking units w/3” S/S low line system; 16 parlor feeders
w/timers; double vat S/S wash up tank. Die dairy equipment will be
selling in various “packages”.
SILOS k EQUIPMENT: 24 x 70 Lancaster silo; 26 x 00 Harvestore silo
w/Spartan silo unloader; Patz MB silo unloader; Jamesway volume-matlc
K 2 silo unloader. All remaining haylage will be sold in bulk.
GROWING CORN: Approximately 48 acres of com, to be sold by the
field.
SALE ORDER: 9:90 Small tools, 10:00 am cattle, 1:00-1:30 dairy
equipment, mobile home, silos h feed. 1:90 farm equipment.
TERM: CempletePaymeatcaleday by Cask or other Guaranteed Fuads.
smce jm RICHARD H. GINS, TRUSTEE
' Greenbaum & Gins, P.C.
1000 Conn. Ave.,N.W.
Suite 301
Washington, DC 20036
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management, and (5) use of
starter fertilizer.
“Soil fertility is one of the most
important factors that farmers can
control in growing a crop,”
declared Douglas Bcegle, ex
tension agronomist arranging the
soil fertility demonstrations for
Crops Day.
“To make sound and intelligent
management decisions, farmers
need and understanding of soil
fertility and guidance for applying
AT 9:30 AM
Crops Day to stress soil fertility
this infomation efficiently on their
farms,” he added.
And he indicated side dressing of
nitrogen, as opposed to applying
all of the nitrogen at planting time,
has been shown to increase corn
yields significantly. Research
results and application techniques,
including a display of side dressing
equipment, will be highlighted
September 27.
Beegle said manure
management for optimum nutrient
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PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1« J
11:00 A.M.
Real Estate 2:00 P.M.
TRUCK, FARM ft GARDEN EQUIPMENT
ANTIQUES ft HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS
Located V* mite east of Intercourse in
Leacock Twp., Lane. Co., PA, along Rt.
340.
Real Estate consists of 10 acres, approx. 8%
tillable, house consists of 4 bedrooms, 2%
stories, dining room and kitchen, full bath Ist
floor, partial bath on 2nd floor, 2 car garage, 2
story bam, stables, 7x28 silo, shop, never
failing well. 10% down day of sale, final set
tlement 60 days.
For inspection of property call 717-768-8137 or
717-786-4624.
Owner EMANUEL F.. LAPP
Auctioneer, Steve Petersheim
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD, CANOPY
& TRUNDLE DED, LEADED LAMP, DISHES,
GLASSWARE, CLOCKS, RIDING, MOWER, TOOLS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1983
Along Rt. 895 between Andreas &
Snyders, Pa. Known as the Earle Yetters
Farm off Rt. 309.
5 Pc. Cherry Parlor Set, tufted slipper chairs,
9x12 & 3x4 Oriental rugs, claw ft. fire side
chairs, Mahogany ladies desk ft secretary, 6’ 2
glass dr. bookcase, oak md. table, spinning &
flax wheel, spool cabinet, 10x8 Kass, Carved
6xB dressing mirror, Victorian ft Confederate
mirrors. Jelly cupboard, drop leaf & Eastlake
tables, wicker tea cart ft baby scale, dough
box, organ stool, plank setee, comer cane ft
plank chairs ft rockers, childs plank Captains
chair, 6 pc. twin poster bedrm., lattice book
rack. Presidential ft Nutting pictures, coffee
grinder, beehive baskets, butter mold, crocks,
books, album, mesh bags, shutters. Gone W
Wind - hanging - AUadens & oil lamps, Royal
Doulton dinnerware, Nippon choco. set, R..S
Prussia tea set. Ruby water set. Oyster plates,
night bowls ft pitchers, Cloisonne vase, silver
plate pcs., Epcrgne-Majolica • Carnival -
Noritake • Roseville - Satsuma - Amythest - cut
ft pressed glass pcs., figurines, occ. Japan,
kitchen, living ft bedroom furniture, refrig.,
cedar wardrobe, riding mower like new,
rototiller, garage stove, 2 wheel pony cart, feed
chests, com planter ft shelter, seasoned white
pine lumber, garden tools, etc. “Large Sale"
Part List. Historical home since 1798.
Sale by
MABLE YETTERS
Curt, Doug & Tim Houser, Aucts.
717-386-5631 & 215-799-2396
utilization by crops is another
important topic that will be
covered during the Penn State
Crops Day. Com yield data from
"surface” versus “injected” liquid
dairy manure applications will be
presented to illustrate the im
portance of working manure into
soil to conserve nutrients.
"We will also be looking at
fertilization of no-till com, em
phasizing the importance of
starter fertilizer,” he commented.
"Research has shown that starter
Egg board names sought
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S.
Department of Agriculture has
asked certified egg producer
organizations for nominations to
replace nine American Egg Board
members and their alternates
whose terms will expire Dec. 31.
H. Connor Kennett, a poultry
official with USDA’s Agricultural
Marketing Service, said the new
appointees will serve two-year
terms beginning in 1984. Nine
members of the current 18-
member board will continue
serving through next year.
9:30 A.M.
fertilizer increases com yields.
Current work at the Agronomy
Research Farm, a part of the field
day tour, will show the effect of
different methods of applying
starter fertilizer to no-till com.”
The Sept. 27 Crops Day will
emphasize com and soybean
research and management
practices. Tours will start at 9:30
a.m. and end at 4 p.m. Lunch will
be available at the Agronomy
Research Farm.
•‘Fifty-three producer groups
are now certified to submit
nominations under the egg
research and promotion order,”
Kennettsaid.
Current board members from
North Atlantic states whose terms
are expiring and their alternates
include:
Area 1 (North Atlantic states):
W. Robert Park, Valencia, Pa.,
member; Donald B. Horn,
Ephrata, Pa., alternate.
Nominations should be sent by
Oct. 1, to H. Connor Kennett,
Poultry Division, rm. 3932-S, AMS,
USDA, Washington, D.C. 20250,
Phone: (202)447-4476.
The egg research and promotion
order, authorized by the Egg
Research and Consumer In
formation Act, provides that
certified egg producer
organizations within each
geographical area can meet to
jointly nominate members and
alternates.
The American Egg Board ad
ministers the producer-sponsored
national research and promotion
program that is designed to
strengthen the egg industry’s
competitive position in the
marketplace.
PUBLIC AUCTION
17,1983
Located Midway between Montgomery & Tur
bo tville. Pa. on Route 54 at the Sam Byler Farm.
Starting at 9:00 A.M.
Benefit of the Muncy Hill Amish School.
BOND ANNUAL SALE
Livestock, Farm Machinery, Household
Items, Antiques, Arts, Crafts, Baked Goods,
Produce, Quilts, Shop Equipment,
Miscellaneous Items, Lot More!
There will be a Loader Tractor available one
week prior to sale and sale day.
Consignment Wanted
To consign items contact Sam Byler or Joe
Stutzman, Watsontown, RD #1 or call 568-5454
TERMS Cash or Good Check
SAM BYLER, JOE STUTZMAN
Sale Managers
George H. Dei trick, Auctioneer
RO HI New Columbia, Pa. Box 277 Phone 568-5454
Listing Week of Sept. 9
Bake Sale Lunch On Grounds
NOTICE
PUBLIC
BANKRUPTCY
AUCTION
3 Berks County Penna Farms
Full line of well maintained
Farm Equipment.
WED., SEPT. 14,1983
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