PERRY, N.Y. - The fall
schedule of feeder calf sales has
been announced by the New York
Beef Cattlemen’s Association.
The sale schedule begins Nov. 5
with sales at opposite ends of the
state. The Southwestern Division
Sale will be at Angelica and the
Eastern Division. Sale at
Chatham. About 600 head are
expected at the Angelica sale
according to sale chairman James
Ford, Angelica. The Chatham Sale
is expected to have about 300 head
FIELD DAY
DEMONSTRATION
Wednesday, October 5, 1983
Allen Hoover Farm
Rt. 1, Mifflinburg, PA (Union Co.)
DIRECTIONS: Rt. 104, IVz mile South of Mifflinburg, turn
west on Beaver Road.
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NY announces fall schedule of
consigned according to sale
secretary Claire Barra, Catskill.
A sale for preconditioned calves
only will be featured by the Central
Division Nov. 11 at Dryden. Sale
chairman Ken Swan of Whitney
Point said a minimum number of
consignments has been established
in order to have this specialized
sate.
Such preconditioned calves
eligible for the Nov. 11 sale must
have been weaned 30 days prior to
the date and fed roughage in a
10 AM to 3 PM
at the
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REFRESHMENTS
WILL BE
SERVED
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bunkhke feeder and watered from
a mechanical source at least 30
days prior to the sale. Certificates
of vaccination for IBR, PL3, and
Pasturella not less than 21 days or
more than 30 days prior to the sale
are required to meet precon
ditioning guidelines.
Preconditioned calves are often
more acceptable to feedlol buyers
and often command a higher price
than ‘'green calves”. While
preconditioned calves will be
accepted and given special
FINANCING
AVAILABLE
INC.
feeder calf sales
identification at all the Cat
tlemen’s Association sponsored
sales, the Dryden Sale, Nov. 11, is
designed especially for precon
ditioned calves as a means of at
tracting volume buyers.
The Southern Tier Division Sale
will be Nov. 12 at Bath and 500 head
are expected according to A 1 Cisco,
Lindley, sale chairman.
The Western Division Sale Nov
19 at Caledonia will feature 550
consignments according to
William Frost, Holcomb, sale
chairman.
A final Wind-up Sale Dec. 10 has
been scheduled at Dryden to meet
the marketing needs of those cat
tlemen who were unable to
wcou uieir calves early. In
formation about this sale may be
obtained from Ken Swan, Whitney
Point.
The feeder calf sales are a maior
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TRAILER SALES
717-768-3832 between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m.
or call 717-354-0723 after 6 p.m.
East of New Holland, Pa.
FRANK A.
FILLIPPO, INC.
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CRIPPLED COWS,
BULLS & STEERS
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Slaughtered under
government inspection
Call:
Frank Fillippo -
Residence - 215-666-0725
Elam Cinder - 717-367-3824
C.L. King - 717-786-7229
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 1.1983—0:
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Paid
marketing emphasis of the N«
York Beef Cattlemen’s Associati
and are held across the state
encourage greater consignor ai
buyer participation.
Further information and
complete sale schedule may
obtained from New York Be
Cattlemen's Association execute
secretary Robert Good, 7606 Bull
Rd.RDI, Perry, N.Y 14530
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