A3B-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 11,1989
Lebanon County Holstein Club Annual Tour
This year’s tour will be to Alvin Meyers Farm: Meyers is
Franklin County on March 16, currently milking 55 cows with a
1989. The bus will be leaving the 19,309 lb. herd average and 739
Fisher Bus parking lot at 7:30 a.m. lb. of fat He has an BAA of 105.7
and will return at approximately with S excellent cows.
6:30 p.m. Following is a list of the Fred & Dale Rice Farm: The
scheduled stops. Rices are 1989 Pennsylvania Mas
-200 Farmer-Delegates To Gather
In Syracuse For Eastern Meeting
SYRACUSE, N.Y. Eastern east dairy cooperative, with a high
Milk Producers Cooperative will concentration of farmer-owners in
hold its semi-annual Delegate New York, Pennsylvania and Vcr-
Meeting on Tuesday, March 14, at mont. The co-op also serves mem
the Hotels at Syracuse Square in bers in New Hampshire, Massa
downtown Syracuse. chusetts, Connecticut, New
Over 200 farmer-delegates rep- Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,
resenting 3,200 farm families in In 1988 Eastern marketed about
nine states are expected to attend, 2 billion pounds of milk - supply
according to the meeting organizing raw milk to some of the largest
er, Anthony Schlesier, who is cheese manufacturers in the coun
manager of cooperative relations, try as well as an extensive list of
He said the delegates will meet regional fluid processors and pro
in closed-door sessions all day to duct manufacturers,
review the co-op’s operations for Eastern also operates six dairy
the past year, to hear projections stores, and a truck route system
for the coming year, and to discuss for delivering an extensive array
policy direction for the co-op. of products to 30.000 rural cus-
Eastem Milk is a leading North- tomers in a dozen states.
Forage, Grassland Council
Plans Hay Auction
BELLEVILLE (Mifflin)
The Pennsylvania Forage and
Grassland Council will be spon
soring Uie Hay Auction to be held
Monday, March 20, at 1:00 p.m.
All hay to be sold will be NIR
tested and consignors are
requested to have hay in place by
noon the day of the sale.
The sale will be held at Plum
Bottom Farm in Belleville, Pen
nsylvania. The farm is located
American Dairy Association
(Continued from Pago A 34)
additional tanks were needed for
storage and a new milk house was
added onto the 1848 double
decker Quaker bam. Gracing this
new facility was a used milk tank
that was purchased from Pulitzer
prize winning author Pearl Buck's
own dairy facility. For many years
these tanks served Edwin’s herd
of 80 Holsteins, and a yield of
lbs. of milk per day - a high
ly productive herd in those days.
The barn and surrounding
acreage are no longer bustling
with a large herd of dairy cows,
but the 80 year old Edwin still
cares for several head of calves
and replacement heifers. Asked
about his advice for today’s dairy
farmer, Mr. Martin replied,
“Always be sure that you can see
your way clear in any business
situation. What I mean to say is,
don’t go over your head and
OPEI|IHi
? 31st Anniversary Sale
STHURS., fri., sat
MARCH 16. 17, 18
10% Off ON ALL ACCESSORIES
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WEAVER’S BIKE SHOP
■D 4. Sfeoafte Sofcool K 4., EfhritU, PA I7M»
* (717) 650-9965
three miles northeast of Belleville
along the Back Mountain Road.
Any problems or questions con
cerning the sale, call
717/935-5242.
All hay will be sold by the ton
and a nutrient test will accompany
each load. Any and all size loads
are welcomed. There will be a $2
per load fee to help defray the cost
of the NIR testing.
always live true to your word.
Dairy farming is an honorable
business that I’ve been proud to
call my own. Another thing they
must treasure and protect is our
farm land. Places like Misty Pines
should never be just only about
our past, but should always hold a
place in our country’s future.”
One winner each from Pennsyl
vania. New York and New Jersey
was chosen for this award. Partici
pating families were required to
have a history of continuous agri
cultural operation on the original
farm. Applicants were solicited
through die farm press, the County
Extension Services and the Cen
tury Farm program.
The American Dairy Associa
tion and Dairy Council (ADADC)
is a dairy promotion organization
representing dairy producers from
New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
ter Farmers. They are milking 186
cows in a new double lOperpendi
cular milking parlor. Their opera
tion also includes a drive through
a feeding bam and a step gravity
flow system in the free stall bams.
Harold F. Crider and Sons
Farm: The Criders have been
doing ET work since 1981 and
have done extensive merchandis
ing with offspring. Currently they
have a BAA of 105.3 with 10
Excellent cows and a 17,000 lb.
herd average.
Oakleigh Farm: Ed and John
Brake milk 117 cows which arc
currently averaging 21,000 lbs. of
milk and 810 Ibsi of fat. They are
starting some ET work and have a
BAA of 103.8.
Remember the dale is March
16th. You should contact Dale
Himmclberger, Amos Babbaugh,
♦♦♦♦ PUBLIC SALE ♦♦♦♦
!NEW & USED, FARM, LAWN & A
GARDEN & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT T
MARSHALL MACHINERY. INC. f
LOCATED ALONG RT. 652, 5 MILES EAST OF HONESDALE, PA A
PHONE 717-729-7117 ▼
♦♦♦ SATURDAY. APRIL I, 1989 ♦♦♦
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
FORD CL2S skid loader; BOBCAT 722 skid
steer loader, JD 3-point hitch backhoe; PAY
LOADERS (Articulating) AC S4O; Payloader
Cue 500; FORKLIFTS; IHC 3414; Clark 80001 b.
w/21' mut, rough terrain; TRENCHER, Davis
300 w/blade; TRACTOR/LOADERS Mauey 40
w/3 pth.; Ford 850; FRONT-END LOADERS AC
TL-12, 4 wd; CRAWLER/LOADER JD 350;
Large CM power unit with clutch. CAT D 4
engine. Rome tree shear attachment.
TRACTOR/LOADER/BACKHOES: KUBO
TA 2550; JOHN DEERE 300; FORD 555 w/
EROPS ft extendahoe; 535, like new; CASE 580
D w/EROPS; 580 B w/EROPS; 580; MF 300;
Tractors with front-end loadert/3 point hitch ft
PTO; FORD 335 KUBOTA 2550 w/4wd; 275
w/4wd; MF 40; CRAWLER TRACTORS
W/6-WAY BLADE: IHC TDB series “E"; 500
serin “E”; CASE 350 w/FTO ft 3 pt hitch.
USED TRACTORS
AC: 7040 w/cab ft air; 6080; 190XT; 18S w/
cab; D-17; “G" w/hyd. ft sprayer attachment;
FORD: 8600 w/cab; 6600. 4wd, w/cab; 5000 w/
Grant end loader. 4000; 3000; 2110. 2000, 800.
600, S4S LCO, w/hydraulic sickle bar mower; 8N;
CL 25; 545 Industrial, cab, 3 pth ft pto; 2000
diesel; MASSEY: 35 w/front-end loader, 203
Industrial; JD: 3020; 60; IHC; 966 w/cab; 84
Hydro w/cab; Super MTA; H; Cub w/sickle-bar
mower; Cub w/hyd. front end loader; GOLDONI:
4 wd w/Wade; KUBOTA: 7100 HST; 6000.
LAWN ft GARDEN
USED BOLENS 0-14 garden tractor, SIMPL
ICITY 2012; 7016 garden tractors 207, 716.
NEW: KUBOTA 3200 "G” tractor w/mower; DA
61£ w/hyd. mower; 611 Garden Tractor w/
Mowe.; GREENBRIER; Walk-behind rotary
mower. Dump Carts; AC Garden Tractors.
NEW ft DEMONSTRATED
EQUIPMENT
TRACTORS: DEUTZ ALLIS 6260 4wd; 6240;
AC 6-row no-till air cornplantcr; BRUIiON 8’
cultipacker/seeder; 10’ cultipacker/seeder w/
hydraulic transport wheels; DEUTZ PAHR 4 star
17* hay tedder, FARMBILT 18’ stael-side bale
rack; Round bale feeder, 10* Tandem Axle tag-a
long trailer, HESSTON 1071 10’ haybine;
KUBOTA KH-35 mini-excavator, INFO-18 RAR
heavy duty 3 pth seedbed maker, RUNNING
GEARS 6, 8 ft 10-ton, 12-ton tandem axle tun
ning pan; MECHANICAL ?pthitch Christmas ,
Tree Planter. John Beam model 212. 3 pt hitch -
duster. Orchard sprayen. Agway silage cant with
scales. Pails of nuts and boh*.
*3O mac. P«tt ’
I:4} Machlnaiy
11:30 Nm * Dwnohstraiad Hachinary
12:30 bMhaHal
1:00 Fanil' Tractors
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nTUbmm fiat I.ISMIM #IMX
LUNCH served by the hqnesdalje volunteer
pr Dale Hoover to reserve your
seat The cost is $18.50.
Accent on
Youth Sale
It has been decided to continue
this spring calf sale. The sale will
be held on Thursday evening,
April 13.1989. As last year, it will
be an all breed sale. The sale will
not be a donation sale. Approxi
mately 10% will be assessed the
consignor. The sale is not meant to
be a money making project and if
there is money left over after the
expenses have been paid, it will be
returned to the consignors. The
committee is looking for calves
that can be used by the area youth
as show projects; but may also
accept additional animals. If you
have questions or consignments,
please contact one of the follow
ing committee members:
9:30 A.M. SHARP
Alan Hostetler- 867-2962
Dale Maulfair- 865-6439
Gary Mase- 274-3331*
Dave Smith- 838-3283
Vince Wagner- 949-2046
Kirby Horst- 949-2331
Additional Dates
to Mark on Your
Calendar
March 24,1989 --'Spring State
Show - Farm Show Building.
April 7, 1989 - Pa. Showcase
Sale of Bred Heifers and Cows-
State College.
April 9,1989 ~ Supreme Crea
tions Calf Sale- State College.
July 31 to August 5, 1989 -
Lebanon Area Fair.
August 4,1989 - County Hols
tein Show.
August 14,1989 - South Centr
al Holstein Championship Show-
Shippensburg. Paul King- Judge;
$6.00 entry fee.
October 31, 1989 - Annual
Lebanon County Holstein Ban
quet Zoar’s Lutheran Church; Mt.
Zion.
Livestock Squeeze Shoot; Farmhand com blurr,
HOWARD 3-pt. rototiller. Fast-hitch ft 3-pt. rear
blades. Tractor weights, front ft rear. New WEST
FIELD: W-80 Grain Auger. JD Model 42 Poll
Type Combine. Lawn sweeper. 3-point hitch ft
trailer rotary mowers. New 3-point hitch fertilizer
spreaders. HOLLAND 3-point hitch vegetable
transplanter. OLIVER 2-row PTO potato digger.
3-Point hitch wood saw. Tractor dual wheels 34”
ft 38". 3-point hitch ft trailer rotary mowers.
MICRO-FICHE READERS. Ryan string
trimmers.
PLOWS ft TILLAGE
PLOWS: JO 2600 VARIABLE w/4-bottom,
IHC; 710 4-bottom; 700. 4.5,6-bottom semi
mount ipring reiet; JD 4-bottom ipring trip;
2,3ft4-botlom, 3 point; WHITE: 5-bottom bate
w/6-botlom add-on, model 590, variable width,
ipring reiet CHISEL PLOWS: 3-point ft trailer 7
to 14 shank; GLENCOE 5 ahank (oil saver, BRIL
LION 10’ culdpacker/seeder.
DISCS ft CULTIVATORS
JD TWA ft AC: KT plowing discs; 3-point
hitch disc; 1,2,4 ft 6-row cultivators; BUSH HOG
11* tandem plowing disc. Transport disc harrows,
9' to 16'; IH. AC. JD. Kewanee.
PLANTERS
AC 4-row, no till; FORD 3 pt no-till; JD 1240,
4 row). JD: 1500, 3-pt hitch no-till seeder.
MOWER/CONDmONERS
JD 1327 diae; NH 489, 479, 469, 477. 467;
HESSTON FT 7, PT 10; 1090; 1010 hyd. swing;
Ml 270; 270 cut/ditionen; NH 3-pt sickle-bar
mowers.
MANURE EQUIPMENT
SPREADERS; NI 212 single beater. 244 w/
tandem axle; 206, ground drive; 214, single bea
ter. JD Model H - 75 bushel, ground drive.
CALUMET; Basin liquid manure pump; NH 668
tandem tank spreader; IHC: 101, 75-bo»hel,
ground drive; FARMHAND: 1257 tandem axle
spreader.
HAT* FORAGE
MC Rotary scythe; NH #8 forage wagon,
3-beater w/toof, tandem running gear; GROVE
forage wagon; HESSTON 30 stackhand; DEUTZ
FAHR: rotary ride-rake; SIDE RAKES NH 256.
36,55. NIA WC Roller Bar Side Rakes; PAHR A
KUHN 4*tac Centipede Hay Tedder*; JDI6A A
IHC; FLAIL CHOPPERS; NH 890, Chopper,
2-RN coni head, pkfcap head; NH 770; OEHL
750, 2-row/»leetric control; Asiottad short hopper
forage blower*; BALERjr w/flaoWcn: ID 346,
224. NH 310; ROUND BALERS: NH 847. aeto
wrap; NH 150.
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