Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 12, 1987, Image 142

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    DlO-L»nc»sttr Faming Saturday, Daccmber 12,1987
Berks County 4-H
Veal Calf Round Up
LEESPORT On Nov. 18, at
the Leesport Fanners Market &
Auction, 11 veal calves and their
owners gathered for the third
Annual Round-up. Little did Brian
Gougler of Hamburg think he had
two winning calves, let alone the
Grand Champion. He earned two
first placings with both, and the
final grand champion with the
heavyweight Hist place. The calf
weighed in at 37 lbs. and sold to
F.M. Brown & Sots of Sinking
Springs, for $1.50 per pound.
The reserve grand champion,
owned by Dean Kohler of Kutz
It was purchased by Harvey Brown of F.M. Brown & Sons for
$1.50 per pound.
Westchester Group, Inc.
presents
The EDISON FARM
A Quality Farmland Offering of 12,052 Acres in Menard and
Cass Counties, Illinois
• 8,767 tillable acres y
• Quality, high yield crop land, in the heart of the cornbelt
• 27 improved building sites including dwellings and storage
• 100% mineral rights
• Estimated 10,000 tons per acre, Illinois #5 coal
For investment information
-0 Westchester Group, Inc,
2407 South Neil/P O Box 1846/Champaign, Illinois 61820/(217) 352-6000
with offices in lowa and Indiana
eBI
ORDER NOW FOR
PROMPT DELIVERY
Blue Ball
town weighed in at 360 pounds and
sold to Miller Meats for $1.26 per
pound.
The average selling price with
out the champion was $1.17 per
pound, with the average weight at
327 pounds.
The calves are raised and sold
within a 13-15 week period. They
are kept in calf shelters and are fed
milk/milk replacer diets. The
members then must keep a daily
record of what is fed with increases
of feed. Three calves may be raised
at one time.
The satisfaction that comes
from doing a good job
of fanning
Liming is one of the most important factors
in keeping your soil in the highest
productive range A good pasture with a
pH of 6 5 or higher for example, will make
300 to 400 lbs of beef per acre and
produce up to $lOO gross income per acre
This means with the help of lime profits
from pastures can compare favorably with
feed or grain crops *
(717)354-4125
Martin
LIMESTONE
UNIVERSITY PARK A
“Hands-On” Farrowing Short
Course will be offered December
22-23,1987 at Penn State Univer
sity. The course is geared toward
producers, extension agents, and
vo-ag teachers and other ag profes
sionals with limited experience in
farrowing management Particip
ants will have the opportunity to
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AG-IND. EQ., INC.
Rising Sun, Md.
• 301-398-6132
B. EQUIP., INC.
Waynesboro, Pa.
717-762-3193
B & R FARM EQ. INC.
Baavartown, PA
717-658-7024
B.H.M. FARM EQUIP.,
INC.
Ann villa, Pa.
717-867-2211
ROY H. BUCH, INC.
Ephrata, Pa. FARM EQUIPMENT
717-859-2441 Mahatfey, Pa.
814-277-6647
New Tripoli, Pa.
REICH’S FORD 215-767-7611
DILTS FARM EQUIPMENT LINCOLN SUPPLY CO. TRUCK & TRACTOR
Marion Center, PA Somerset, PA Frederick, Md
412-286-9606 814-443-1691 301-662-7622
Penn State To Offer
Farrowing Short Course
practice baby pig techniques.
Classroom instruction will also be
a major part of the course, cover
ing disease control for the sow and
litter, feeding programs, genetic
selection, culling practices, and
basic sow and litter management
Cost of the course is $3O per adult
$l5 per additional family member
and $l5 per student Programs and
Announcing...
Lease
DOTTERER MARSHALL
EQUIPMENT, INC. MACHINERY, INC.
SJUj ' H0n..d.1«, P..
717-726-3471 717-729-7117
FARMER EQUIP. &
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717-86213967 EQUIPMENT, INC. Springs, Ps.
Elizabsthlown, Pa. 814-662-2222
717-367-1319
GRUMELLI
FARM SERVICE
Quarryvilla, Pa."
717-786-7318
STAUFFER DIESEL INC.
NICHOLS FARM EQUIP. Ephrata| Pa .
HOLTRY'S EQUIPMENT
Roxbury, Pa.
717-532-7261
DEUTZ
ALLIS
registration forms can be obtained
from: Farrowing Short Course,
306 Ag Administration Building,
University Park, PA 16802. For
additional information on course
content, contact Kenneth Kephart
at (814) 863-3671. Class size is
limited, therefore early registra
tion is encouraged.
SHARTLESVILLE
FARM SERV.
Hamburg, Pa.
215-488-1025
Olay, Pa.
215-987-6257