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Woodburn Farm, Brookneal, VA
AUCTION -
FEBRUARY 17th
Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
SELLING 10 TRACTORS
(9 JOHN DEERE)
(2-4440’5, 4430, 2-4240’5, 3-4040’5,
4030 & MF 1505): JD 265 Front End
Loader; JD 440 Industrial Loader; 2
Gehl 4610 Skid Steer Loaders; 2 JO
3300 Combines; 3 JD Balers; Hesston
Bale Processor; NH 353 Grinder Mixer;
Gehl 1200 Forage Harvester, Rakes,
Hayblnes, Mowers, Grain Drill,
Wagons, Trailers, Trucks, Plows, Culti
vator, Subsoller, Cultlmulcher, 2 JD
Com Planers, Disk Harrows, JD wing
Leveling Disk, Sod Planter, Surge Intar
matlon Computer Feeder, and Many,
Many Items of Equipment. For Detailed
Brochure Contact
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REALTY CO.. INC.
1417 Brook Rd., Richmond, VA
Telephone 804-644-LAND
VA A.F. 86
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JD 4 Bow Narrow Foraga Haad,
Excallanl $9,750
Tractors
Case 730 Diesel.
IHC 274, Hi-Crop w/Cultivators
IHC 826 Hydro
JD 4020 Gas, Powersoft
JD 850 2WD w/72' Mower.
JD 850 MFWO w/72' Mower & Loader $11,500
JD 855 MFWD Loader & Backhoe, 400 Hrs $14,500
JD 650 MFWD w/Loader & Backhoe $ 9,850
JD 4230 4 Post w/Enclosure, Power Shift.... Coming In
White 2-62 MFWO w/Loader, 2700 Hrs Coming In
IHC 806 Tractor Coming In
IHC 1466 Tractor w/Cab Coming In
Combines
JD 6620 Side Hill 1979 w/2400 Mrs.. Nice $34,900
JD 6620 Level Land 1979 w/2000 Hrs $24,900
IHC 205 w/10' Gram Platform & Cab Coming In
Com Heads & Grain Platforms
JD 15 Ft Cutting Platform, Excellent
Nl 844 Snapper Head. WR $ 2,500
Miscellaneous
JD 1550 Power Till Seeder w/Grass Seed
Attachment, Nice
JD 1500 Power Till Seeder w/Grass Seed $ 2,400
Ml 325 Picker-Sheller.
Vermeer No-Till Drill.
Hay & Forage Equipment
(2) McCurdy 12 Ton Chassis Tandem (•■.) $ 1,100
NH Grass Head Off of 782 Harvester $ 650
IHC 550 Harvester w/Grass Head & 2R
Com Head
JD 336 Baler w/30 Ejector
Papec Forage Harvester w/Grass Head &
2RW Com Head.
Nl 272 Cutditnnar
NH 310 Baler w/Thrower.
Owatonna Haybine, 9'
Many Used Forage Wagons
Hesston 5510 Round Baler
NH 320 Baler w/Thrower
JO 3960 Harvester w/7* Grass Head
WINELAND EQUIP. INC.
f A "i RD2 Rte. 164 East
Martinsburg, PA 16662
jjoMwoitaij Phone 814-793-2109
BUY.
APE OR BENT
$ 3,500
$ 5,950
$ 9,200
$ 4,300
$ 5,500
$ 2,500
.$ 3,950
$ 3,400
Coming In
$ 2,500
$ 5,250
.$ 900
$ 1,900
$ 3,750
$ 750
$BOO-$ 4,000
$ 6,450
$ 6,450
Coming In
Cowan Equipment
Martinsburg, PA
814-793-4293 Day or Evening
JD 4440, cab, air, power shift
JD 4430, cab & air, 76 model, power
shift
JD 2950, cab & air, excellent
JD 4020, 68 model
JD 4020, power shift, '64 model
JD 2640, hl-low, dual hydraulics
JD 2950, 4WD
JD 2750, excellent $14,000
JD 2940, dual’tiyd., hi-low, excellent
JD 2840
JD 4240, powershlft, 4 post
roll guard
JD 4020, dual hyd. & wide front
JD 4020 side console
JO 6030, cab & air
JD 4230, cab & air, quad range
JD 2030 diesel
JD 4010, narrow front
JD 2510, power shift
JD 620, 2 cylinder
JD 6600 Side Hill, 76 model
Ford 7710,1,600 hrs.
Ford TW2O fender tractor
IH 1466, cab & air, 2,300 hrs.
IH 1066, cab & air
IH 856 w/cab, 2,600 hrs.
IH 560 gas
IH 856 w/roll guard
Farmall 340 w/2 btm. plow
Deutz 6207
Deutz 6507
Deutz 10006
White 2*85 fender tractor
White 2-105 fender tractor
White 2-135. cab & air
Oliver 1855 diesel
MF 1105 Fender Tractor
MF 40 gas
MF 35 w/loader
MF 124 baler w/klcker
JD 4SOC crawler loader, 4 In 1
bucket w/rlpper
JD 350, 6 Way Blade
JD 310 backhoe
Case 450 w/6 way blade
Bobcat 643 diesel
Axle mount duals for <H 38”
Roll guard for 2950 $650
Turbo charger will fit 4020
JD roll guard cab for 4320
Nl 325 2 row narrow com picker
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(Continued from Pag* A 45) suggestions from our farm
hybrid com varieties and disease
resistant alfalfa varieties that will t About 200 farmers were invited
work for eastern farmers. J®*®^crica" Leponfor unch.
“While mid-westem varieties Then shuttle buses took tf.ev«,tors
may work in the east, our goal is to
help our customers here grow temß, “ I . Hud ■
oo£ We gt* here beciue rftfae warehouse
customer,” said John Weideman, *
. ..... .... introduced the production and
area sales manager. And it will be sa i es people. Boyd Wolff, state
the customer that will takes us on agricultural secretary, was part of
from here. We are always open for (our
Ag Leaders Honored
(Continued from Pago A 32)
also a partner in the family firm, Robert and Lucreta Rebel, Philip
with four young sons and the and Shirley Stambaugh, and Nor
potential for yet another genera- man and Delphine Waltersdorff.
tion of Godfrey “brothers” inter- Speaker for the awards dinner
ested in meats retailing. was Congressman Steve Gunder-
By 1973, the firm had outgrown son (R-Wis.), ranking Republican
its original farm butcher shop and on the Livestock, Dairy and Poul
moved into the present processing try Subcommittee of the House
and retail sales facility on the Old Agricultural Committee.
Susquehanna Trail, just north of
Lpganville. The Godfrey’s route
trucks were discontinued in the
late 19705. Five years ago, a stand
at Eastern Market was opened.
Godfrey Brothers has always
relied primarily on local sources
for their livestock supply, provid
ing a market annually for thou
sands of locally-produced beef
and pork.
Long-time supporters of York
County 4-H and FFA programs,
the Godfreys are regular buyers at
the various youth livestock project
sales held each year. Meats judg
ing and identification teams are
also supported, with use of the
Godfrey’s facilities and expertise
for practice and contest activities.
CENTURY FARMS
Eight York County farms were
honored as Century Farms, recog-
nized by the state for continuous
family ownership for at least one
hundred years. Century Farm hon
orees included Alton and Ida
Krebs and William and Nova
Krebs, both with farms located at
Glen Rock, and the Airville farm
of Randall Cross Stewart.
Five of the Century Farms are
in the Spring Grove area. They are
owned by the James Martin fami
ly, V. Louise Lightner Mummert,
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Congressman Gunderson cited
changing markets and changing
policy as the two key challenges
facing agriculture in the 19905.
Markets will increasingly shift
from domestic to international.
The 1990 Farm Bill, he notes,
must give negotiators for the Gen
eral Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade (GATT) the tools to assure
that American farmers will be
fairly treated in the Uraguay round
of trade talks.
Management and technology,
says Congressman Gunderson,
will allow U.S. farmers to outpro
duce those of any other nation.
The use of biolotechnology can
help solve the problems of feeding
an estimated 1.5 billion increase in
the world’s population over the
next decade, as well as pressing
environmental issues.
According to the Wisconsin
Congressman, the 1990 Farm Bill
must be market oriented and pro
vide a “level playing field” for
U.S. fanners to compete in world
markets. It will be written, he pre
dicts, on the floors of Congress,
not by agriculture representatives
but by urban representatives
addressing the issues of environ
ment, food safety and animal
rights.
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