Kutztown Produce
Auction
Fleetwood, PA
10 a.m. July 16, 17, »nd 19
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“Wetlands need preserving.
Snyder county farmer Charlie
Benner le a regional coordinator
for Pennaytvanla Ag Republicans.
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Barbara Hater
at barbecue
Take in Ag Progress Days
August 15, then join Barbara Hater
and Ag Republicans at 5 30 p m
for our annual chicken barbecue
We're holding it at the VFW
pavilion along Route 45 four miles
east of the Rock Springs Research
Center.
The Republican gubematonal
nominee will share her views on
wetlands and other ag issues
Please let us know by August 7
if you plan to attend Send check
for $2O per person, or $3O per cou
ple, to address below
MUSHROOMS: 9.00-11.00 BOX.
NECTARINES: 15.50 BOX.
LIMA BEANS: .90 QT.
ONIONS: 11.75 BAG.
PEACHES: 3.50-10.50 V. BU
PLUMS; 13.00-16.00 BOX.
POTATOES: 2.00-6.00 '/. BU ; 600
7.00 50 LBS.
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SQUASH: WINTER 1.00-6.00 BU ;
YELLOW 5.00-7.00 •/, BU.
SWEET CORN; 1.25-2 60 DOZ
WATERMELONS; SOUTH CAROLI
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ZUCCHINI: 3 50-5.00 V. BU.
NEXT WEEK’S AUCTION DAYS ARE
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AT 10
A.M.
Oklahoma City
Feeder Cattle
Wednesday, July 18, 1990
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: 2,765
SAME DAY LAST WEEK- 4,344.
FEEDER STEERS FIRM TO $2.00
HIGHER WITH SEVERAL LOTS OF
THIN OFFERINGS ADVANCING
52.00-S2.SO. FEEDER HEIFERS FIRM
TO $l.OO HIGHER. LIMITED TEST ON
STEERS AND HEIFERS UNDER 600
LB. STEADY. FEEDER DEMAND
GOOD; ACTIVE TRADE ON THIN
FLESHED. BUYER ATTENDANCE
GOOD. BULK SUPPLY 625- 825 LB.
STEERS AND HEIFERS. QUALITY
PLAIN AND AVERAGE. FILLS
LARGELY AVERAGE TO SLIGHTLY
FULL. FLESH CONDITION ATTRAC
TIVE, THIN THROUGH AVERAGE
COVER ON MAJORITY. SLAUGHTER
COWS Sl.oo-52.00 LOWER. SLAUGH
TER BULLS 51.50-52.50 LOWER.
SLAUGHTER CATTLE DEMAND
FAIR. 150 HEAD OF COWS AND
BULLS SOLD.
FEEDER STEERS: MEDIUM &
LARGE FRAME NO. 1, 400-500 LB.
$98.00-$106.00; 500-600 LB.
$92.00-598.00; 600-700 LB.
$92.00-895.00; 700-800 LB. $89.00-
$92.50; 800-875 LB. $86.50-590.00; FEW
900-925 LB. $BO.OO-88150. MEDIUM
AND LARGE FRAME MIXED 1-2,
LOAD THIN 630 LB. BRAHMA CROSS
$94.50. 600-700 LB. $89.50-$93.25;
700-750 LB. THIN $88.75-591.50;
750-800 LB. $87.00-589.00; 800-875 LB.
$83.00-886.25. MIXED SMALL AND
But DER is
Pennsylvania
AG REPUBLICANS
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 21,1990-Al5
MEDIUM FRAME I, 325-350 LB.
$105.00-5110 50; 675 LB. $92.50;
700-750 LB. $BB.OO-59000; 775-850 LB.
$83.75-587.00. MEDIUM AND LARGE
FRAME 2, 450-675 LB. $85.50-588.50;
745 LB. LOT THIN $B2 50. LARGE
FRAME 2 HOLSTEINS, 400-500 LB.
$87.00-589.50, 775-850 LB. $71.00-
$74.00.
FEEDER HEIFERS: MEDIUM &
LARGE FRAME 1, 500-600 LB FEW
$88.50-592.75; 600-700 LB. FEW
$86.75-588.75; 700-775 LB.
$86.00-$86.75; 825-850 LB.
$83.75-585.00. MEDIUM & LARGE
FRAME MIXED 1-2, LOT 460 LB.
$88.25; 600-700 LB. $84.00- $87.00.
MEDIUM AND LARGE FRAME 2,
550-700 LB. $82.75-585.00 MEDIUM
FRAME 2-3, 575-750 LB. $76.00-$79.50.
SLAUGHTER COWS: CUTTER,
BONING UTILITY, AND BREAKING
UTILITY Y.G. 1-4 AVERAGE DRESS
ING $50.00-$53.50; HIGH DRESSING
$52.50-$55.00, VERY HIGH DRESSING
$55.00-$57.50; LOW DRESSING
$45.50-$49.50. CANNER AND LOW
CUTTER $42.50-546.50. HOLSTEINS
$45.00-$49.00, EXCESS FILLS
$39.00-$42,50.
SLAUGHTER BULLS: Y.G. 1
1225-1975 LB. AVERAGE DRESSING
$62.50-$64.50; HIGH DRESSING
$64.50-$66.50; HIGH DRESSING &
HIGH BONING $66.50-$68.50; FEW
LOW DRESSING $57.50-$58.50.
SPECIAL STOCKER SALE THURS
DAY JULY 19 AT 7:00 P M.
SPECIAL STOCK COW SALE FRI
DAY JULY 27 AT 7:00 P.M.
Peoria Sheep
Peoria, Illinois
Tuesday, July 17, 1990
OPENING. MIDSESSION AND
CLOSE SHEEP: 150 TRADING MOD
ERATE. COMPARED WITH LAST
TUESDAY SLAUGHTER LAMBS
MOSTLY STEADY.
SLAUGHTER LAMBS: CHOICE
AND PRIME 100-120 LBS. 50.00-52.00;
90-100 LBS. 48.00-50.00.
off base”
says Charlie Benner
Did you hear about the Northern
Tier farmer who was cited for
cleaning out an old drainage ditch?
He first learned about it in his local
newspaper
No phone call No subpoena
Even the operator of a South Philly
crack house has more nghts
Fact is, you're in trouble if you
dram a wetland, plant it, pasture it
or build on it without a permit from
the PA Department of Environmen
tal Resources
And that wetland can be as little
as a square foot, according to DER
rogs
Barbara Hafer, Republican nomi
nee for governor, has taken a
strong exception to DER's handling
of wetlands
Also standing up to DER is State
Senator Roger Madigan, an Ag
Republican from Bradford county
who introduced Senate bill 1326 It
would
* Compensate farmers for wet
lands taken out of production
* Exempt land with history of
farm use during past 25 years.
* Give farmers the same one
acre and ten acre exemptions
granted by federal agencies.
Most farmers agree wetlands
should be preserved But we
deplore DER's heavy handed treat
ment So does Barbara Hafer
“We can prevent any net loss of
wetlands,’ she insists, “without run
ning roughshod over landowners ’
112 State Street
Harrisburg, PA 17101