Compare Our Quality Features
...Then Try To Beat Our Price!
For $8,898.00*, we don’t think you can.
The new Solids II Plus Spreader from
New Idea offers more features for
your dollar than any other manure
spreader on the market today. A
virtually leakproof four-bladed
expeller provides an even spread
pattern over a 50 ft. area. The
simplified drives are the easiest to
maintain of any spreader available
today
Durable design and
convenient operation.
The wide bottom design of the dual
auger system allows increased load
capacity without adding height to the
sides. Dual augers powered by a
constant velocity PTO move manure
from the rear to the front of the
spreader. These dual augers also help
to eliminate bridging of dense pen or
poultry manure.
PENNSYI
Alrvlll*
FARMERS EQ. * SUPPLY CO., INC.
717-862-3967 or 3968
Bachtalavllla
MILLER EQUIPMENT
215-845-2911
Be that
ZIMMERMAN'S FARM SERVICE
717-933-4114
Canton
WYNNE'S GARAGE
717-673-8456
C«rll«l«
ERNEST SHOVER
FARM EQUIPMENT
19 West Sooth St
717-249-2239
Carllala
CARUSLE FARM SERVICE
717-243-4419
Ceehtanvllla
STOLTZFUS FARM 8
SERVICE
215-593-2407
Craaaon
HINES EQUIPMENT
814 886 4183
SEE YOUR NEW IDEA DEALER TODAY ■ •• MARYLAND
Bollwood
814-742-817
Dowr
N. GROSS, INC.
GEORGE
717-292-1673
Em ten
FANCY FURROW FARMS AG. EQ.
215-252-8828
EohraU
ROY H. SUCH, INC.
R 0 2
717-859-2441
Galivtburg
YINGLING'S IMPLEMENTS
717-359-4848
Graancaalla
MEYERS IMPLEMENTS, INC.
717-597-2176
Hamburg
SHARTLESVILLE
FARM SERVICE
R 0 1
215-488-1025
H. Daniel Wangar, Prop.
Honaadala
MARSHALL MACHINERY, INC.
717-729 7117
Jomvlown
WILUAM F. WELUVER
717-437-2430
Jon»»town
HEISEY FARM EQUIP., INC.
RD 1
717-865-4526
Kllngwilown
STANLEY'S FARM SERVICE
717-648-2088
L»b»non (Font«n»)
UMBERGER'S OF FONTANA
RD 4
717-867 5161
M«h«H»y
HUTTON FARM EQUIPMENT
814-277-5504
M«nh<lm
N.G. HERSHEY AND SON
717-665-2271
M«ml»wny
N.H. FUCKER A SONS, INC.
215 683-7252
Mill H»ll
DUNKLE AND GRIEB
717-726 3115
We build them and we back them.
The New Idea Solids II Plus Spreaders
are built to do the job...and we back
them with a fulTwarranty... Financing
programs are available through
Allied Products Financial Services
Corp. Ask your dealer for details.
Let us prove you can’t beat our features
and price! Visit your New Idea
dealer today or cedi 1-800-543-9598.
In Ohio, call collect 1-513-228-0103,
ask for Operator 299.
IB NEW IDEA
WHITE-NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY
123 West Sycamore Street
Coldwater, Ohio 45826
Division of ALLIED PRODUCTS CORPORATION
Model 38i6 includes 540 PTO, 16.5 L-16.1
J«r««v Short
THOMAS L DUNLAP
717-398-1391
N«w Hollind
A.B.C. GROFF, INC.
717-354-4191
Q«kl«nd Mill*
PEOPLES SALES A SERVICE, INC.
717-463-2735
Qmkwtown
C.J. WONSIDLER E
215-536-1935
Querrvvllle
A.L. HERR A BRO.
717-786-3521
R»vnold»vlll«
McGA ™ E 653 ,NC ‘ new jersey
Spring Mlll»
C & P FULTZ EQUIPMENT
RD 1
814-422 8805
St«t« College
fI.T. MARKLE
1841 Pine Hall Drive
814-237 3141
Tunkhennock
ACE- JURISTA, INC.
717-836 2610
Churchvlll*
WALTER G. COALE, INC.
301-734 7722
301-879 1434
Ffd«rlck
I GEISBERT, INC.
RD ?
301-662-3800
KNOTT
Hegerelown
ANTIETAM FORD TRACTOR
301-791-1200
IROS.
Unboro
WERTZ GARAGE, INC.
301-374-2672
Rlelng Sun
BIGGS, INC.
301-658 5531
Bridgeton
LESLIE FOGG INC.
609 935 5145
Columbue
REED BROS. EQUIPMENT
609-298-3441
WEST VIRGINIA
Mertlneburg
BENDERS FARM SERVICE INC.
304 267 8707
Reduces
Milk
Support
Price
WASHINGTON.
D.C. Effective Oct.
1, the support price for
milk will be $ll.lO per
hundredweight, a reduc
tion of 25 cents. Secret
ary of Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
announced today.
Lyng also said the
25-cent-pcr-hundred
weight assessment on
dairy producers for milk
they market for com
mercial use will no lon
ger be imposed after
Sept 30. The producer
assessment has helped
to partially fund the
Dairy Termination
Program.
The new support
price could remain in
effect until Jan. 1,1990.
However, it may be
increased or decreased
50-cents-per-hundred
weight from that in
effect on Jan. 1, 1988,
1989 and/or 1990 on the
basis of the Department
of Agriculture’s esti
mates of net surplus
purchases of dairy pro
ducts under the milk
price support program
for the respective calen
dar years 1988, 1989
and 1990.
These actions are
mandated by the Agri
cultural Act of 1949, as
amended by the Food
Security Act of 1985,
Lyng said.
The 15-cent-per
hundredweight assess
ment for promotion and
research efforts
approved by producers
in a recent referendum
will continue.
The $ll.lO support
price is for milk with a
milkfat content of 3.67
percent - the national
average - and compares
with $10.82-per-hun
dredweight for milk
with a milkfat content of
3.5 percent.
The price support
program for milk is car
ried out through Com
modity Credit Corpora
tion purchases of butter,
cheese and nonfat dry
milk. As a result of the
reduction in the support
price for milk, purchase
prices of both butter and
nonfat dry milk will be
reduced 2 cents per
pound and purchase
prices of cheese will be
reduced 2'A cents per
pound. The new pur
chase prices, per pound,
will be $1.3575 for but
ter, $0.7675 for nonfat
dry milk, $1.20 for
block Cheddar cheese
and $1.1575 for barrel
cheese.
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