G&M Livestock
£ o Monday, August 29
t Duncaiuville, Pa.
Report mppUed by auction
Dairy Cows (52 traded): 400.00-
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the same sale for |875 from her
breeder and consignor D. Lamar
Whitmer.
Babs, a Sexation daughter, is out
of a Good Plus dam with records as
a 4-year-old over 19,000 pounds of
milk and 819 pounds of fat. Babs
was bred March 28 to Sbardale
Arlinda Chief Jemini, and is safe in
calf.
The second top-selling animal
was Ju-Vindale Star Gloria, a 4-
y ear-old consigned by Julie and
Vincent Wagner of Jonestown. The
Ju-Vindale cow brought 82100 bom
her buyers, David and Linda
Himmelberger of Lebanon.
# ’oria is a Glen Valley Star
daughter out of a Good Plus dam,
Ginger Royal Arlinda. Gloria is
rated VG, 66 as a 3-year-old. In her
Livestock market
95U.00 per Dead.
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: Steers-
Choice 59.00-82.40; Good 54.00-
59.00; Standard 46.0044.00; Utility
40.00-48.00. Heifers- Choice 55.00-
Lebanon sale
last lactation she made 15,872
pounds of milk and 582 pounds of
fat. She is due to freshen Sep
tember 10, to Marshfield Elevation
Tony,
Auctioneer Harry Bachman
reported a sale total of 154,350 for
the 43 head sold, with a sale
average of 11283.95. Four open
heifers sold for an average of
1937.50. Seven milk and dry cows
sold for an average of 11828.57.
Two ID grade heifers sold for an
average of 1837.50, and 30 bred
heifers sold for an average of
81250.83.
Assisting Bachman in the ring
were Lebanon County State PHA
Director, Boh Lentz, and PHA
Executive Secretary, William C.
Nichol. Sale Chairman was Alan
Hostetter.
LET US TEAR YOU
UP WITH THE
892
FORAGE HARVESTER
FREE FINANCE ON HAY & FORAGE
EQUIPMENT TILL APRIL 1, 1984
OR
4.9% FINANCING for 12 MONTHS
7.9% FINANCING for 24 MONTHS
10.9% FINANCING for 36 MONTHS
GUARANTEED USED EQUIPMENT
• Bater * N H ■ 495 Haybine. Like New
• N.H. 26 Blower, cream Ruff . n.H. 770 Harvester, 540 RPM
•. N.H. 770 Harvester, 1000 RPM • (2) N.H. 7 Crop Carriers
• N.H. 4503 pt Mower *N.H.55Rake
• N.H. 214 Spreader, Beautiful • N.H. 676 Spreader (tandem)
• Super 676 Spreader • n.H. 519 Spreader
• 368 Tank Spreader
We're Here to Sell
59.00; Good 47.00-55.00; Standard
40.00- Utility 36.00-40.00.
Cows- Choice 40.00-42.00; couple to
46.00; Good 38.00-t0.00; Standard
32.00- Utility 30.00-32.00;
Cutters 27.00-30.00; Cannera down
to 25.00. Bulls- 1100-2040 Iba. 48.00-
51.00; 900-1100 lbs. 47.0059.00.
FEEDER CATTLS: Steers-
Choice 300400 lbs. 50.0047.00.
Heifers- Choice 300400 lbs. 46.00-
54.00.
CALVES: Vealers- Prime and
High Choice 75.0045.00; Good and
Choice 60.00-75.00; Standard 40.00-
60.00; Utility down to 25.00. Farm
Calves- Holstein bulls 90-120 lbs.
70.0046.00. Heifers- 90-120 lbs.
60.00-76.00.
HOGS: Barrows and gilts 200-250
lbs. 47:0049.10; 170300 lbs. 42.00-
47.00. Sows- 300400 lbs. 33.uu-10.C0;
300400 lbs. 28.0042.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 25-35 lbs. 12.00-
18.00 per head; 35-50 IbsT 18.00-
24.00.
SHEEP: Slaughter lambs 80-120
lbs. 45.00-56.00. Ewes-12.00-22.00.
GOATS: 12.00-27.00.
We’re Here to Service
Try Us Out
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refund, producers must reduce
commercial milk marketings by
8.4 percent for the period October
1, 1983 to September 30, 1984. The
average annual marketings during
October 1,1980 through September
30,1982, will be the producer’s base
marketings.
’ How To Participate
Producers should establish their
base marketings at the county
ASCS office any time during the
marketing year, and present
documentation of milk marketings
such as payment receipts,
statements from milk handlers
that show amount sold monthly
during base period and the up
coming refund period, and amount
of money deducted for USDA’s
Commodity Credit Corporation.
Producers who sell milk directly
to consumers should provide to
ASCS sales records and cancelled
checks as proof of marketings and
SEE OUR LARGE
DISPLAY OF
SPERRY NEW HOLLAND
EQUIPMENT
AT
THE SOLANCO FAIR
Sept. 14-17
Featuring
THE NEWEST NEW HOLLAND BALERS
N.H. 679 SPREADER
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 3,1983—A2S
Dairy legislation
N.H. 320 BALER
MODEL L - 445 UTILITY LOADER
NH CROP CARRIER
amount paid to CCC.
Where To Participate
The ASCS office in the
producer’s county.
When To Apply
The Dairy Refund Program will
go into effect September 1, 1983.
Applications for 1982-83 marketing
year refunds may be filed from
October 1, 1983 through December
31, 1983. Applications for full 1983-
84 marketing year refunds may be
filed from October 1, 1984 through
December 31,1984.
Producers may request an ad
vance of 60 percent of the refun
dable deduction paid during the
first 6 months of the 1903-84
marketing year any time on or
after April 1, 1984. Producers
requesting this advance must
furnish pertinent milk marketing
records and certify that the
required 8.4 percent reduction in
marketings will be made for .the
entire marketing year.