Lancaster County Poultry Association
Poultry Family Spirit Award Application
This award has been established to recognize Lancaster County families that have owned a poul- Location of the poultry business
try business for at least two generations.
Name
Street
Town
Phone
History of the family’s poultry business:
Number of generations involved in the family poultry business
Name of first generation:
Name of second generation:
Name of third generation:
Name of fourth generation:
Year family started the business:
Please write a short narrative describing how the business has grown over the years and signific
ant events to the business.
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM EQUIPMENT, TOOLS
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 25, 1991
Auction Time; 10:00 A.M.
DIRECTIONS: From Ephrata, Route 322 Weal,
Paat Twin Pina Auto Salaa, Turn Left onto Wlaaler
Road. Go 1 mile to T, turn Right to farm on Right.
435 Weat Burkholder Drive, Lancaeler County,
Pa.
1 INTERNATIONAL
• 1086 DIESEL
|w/Cab, Air, Dual Outlets, 2465 origi
|nal hrs., original paint, 540 & 1000
PTO, 20.8x38 radial tires.
1 INTERNATIONAL
| 584 DIESEL |
IW.F.Br, Syncromesh 8 sp. transmis
jsion w/#2205 Mount-O-Matii
[Single Lever Loader.
FORD 860 wheel weights, new ovethaul; Rhino #B9O
Seven Tooth Chisel Plow w/Adj. Depth Discs, Used On
Only Iso Acres, tike New; IH 800 Cyclo Air Planter, 4
Row 30" w/Monitor; IH 16’ Vibra Shank Field Cultivator
w/Land Levelen IH #315 Twelve Ft. Cultimulcher w/
Inboard Transport; IH 710 5x16 Auto. Reset Plow; IH
#ll9O Mower Conditioner, Excellent Condition; IH Hay
Crusher; IH 3 Pl Pitmanless Sickle Mower; NH 32' Ele
vator w/Motor, ID #4OO 3 Pl Rotary Hoe; ID #660 Three
Wheel Hay Rake; ID #216 Forage Wagon on J.D. 12 Ton
Tandem Gear, Gchl #940 Forage Wagon on 12 Ton Tan
dem Gear, Lg. E.Z. Flow Gravity Bin & Discharge Auger
On New Idea 10 Ton Gear w/Flotation Tires; 12 Ft. Brll
lion Packer; NH 790 Web Spreader, 12 Ft. J.D. Disc Har
row on Transport; 3 Pl Scraper Blade; J.D. Lime Drill;
Dual Wheel Trailer, P.B.Z. Round Bale Mover to Mount
On Loader, Wlnpowcr 25 K.W. PTO Generator on
Transport w/Welder Platform; Aluminum 24' Portable
Elevator w/1 H.P. Motor, Woods 6 Ft 3 Pt. Rotary Cutter;
14 I.H. Suitcase Weights; Cub Cadet #682 17 HP.
HydrostaUc w/42” Mower, Dump Trailer; Parker Lawn
Sweeper, Wic Bedding Chopper w/Honda Engine;
Harvestore Roller Mill w/5 Ft. Cart Fill; P B.Z. Hi-
Pressure Washer; Roster Moisture Tester, Complete;
Agway Bedding Wheel; 2 Milk-O-Mcters; 3 Surge
True Test Milk Meters; 3 Circulating Fans; Platform
Scales; Mmnich Press; A 1 & Wooden Ext. Ladders; Oil
Drum & Pump; Reddy Healer; 10' Cattle Trough w/Head
Rack; Cow Clippers; Cow Chams; Kant Kix; Come-a
-long; Misc. Dairy Supplies; Metal Desk & Chair; Hose;
Misc. Hand Tools; Lincoln Welder; Small Mig Welder;
Battery Charger; Tap & Die Set; Silage Fork; Sledge
Hammer; Log Chain; Fence Posts; Bedding & Chopper
Knives; Handyman Jack; Digging Iron; jlyd. Jacks;
Bench Grinder; Bolt Bins & Bolts; Fire Extinguisher;
Hand Seeder; Tiller; Cords; 18” Adjustable Wrench; Cir
cular Saws; Jumper Cables; Lot of Misc. Items.
NOTE; The Burkholders purchased most of this equip.
| NEW. It has been stored inside and is in Excellent Condi
tion, Ready to work for you this season!
TERMS: Payment in Full Day Of Auction. All Out-
I Of-State Buyers Paying By Check. Must Have A Bank
| Letter Of Credit Addressed To This Specific Auction.
| Auction Order: Small Items on Wagon First, Secon
| daiy Items Next, Lg. Equip. Last, at Approx. 11:30 A.M.
Come Early.
Auction by:
RAYMOND K.
BURKHOLDER
717-733-2634
Professional
Martin ruction service
Paul 6. Martin
Ephrala, PA
717*733-3511
Food at Auction
AMIMIU
State
MILK.
IT DOES A
BODYCOOK
MIDDLE ATLANTIC MILK MARKETING ASSOCIATION INC
PUBLIC SALE
90 GRADE HOLSTEIN
COWS 90 - FARM
MACHINERY-MILKING
EQUIPMENT
Located Frederick, Md.
10:00
FRIDAY,
MARCH 29, 1991
10:00
Interstate 70 East to Frederick, Md.;
Take exit 56; turn right over 1-70 take
first right turn (Rt. 144), take first left
onto Bowman Lane, 'A mile to sale. Dis
continuing farming.
MACHINERY
7610 Ford tractor 2700 hrs., wind shield,
weights, loader and blade, to be sold separate
ly: New Idea Unisystem #709 1-3 row com
head; 1-3 row snapper head; 1 grass head;
Dump Chief dump wagon; 336 JD baler with
thrower, 40’ JD elevator with 8’ drop table; 4
bale wagons; MF 12’ transport disc; Dodge
700 farm truck with dump body; #5lOO 6 row
White no till com planter with dickey john;
New Holland 9’ hay bine #479; rubber tooth
hay rake; JD grinder/mixer; Schuller mixer on
truck; Gehl manure spreader #250; 16’ grain
auger with motor; JE> sickel br mower; JD
6620 Hillside Combine, hydrostatic turbo
engine, 15’ flex head, 6 row 30” comhead.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Double six milking parlor; auto wash up, six
milking units, high pressure pump; 1000 gal.
Dairy Kool milk tank; Therma Stor heat
recovery system; gas hot water heater; 2
compressors.
90 GRADE HOLSTEIN DAIRY
CATTLE 90
All milking in different stages of lactation.
Mostly young herd, good working cows. Cows
sold under roof. Loading chute available.
Cows may be sold privately, previous to day
of sale; if so will advertise on March 15th.
SALE ORDER: MACHINERY, MILK
EQUIPMENT, COWS.
FLOYD BOWMAN
Frederick, Md.
Terms Cash or approved check. Not
responsible for accidents.
Auctioneer: C. Floyd Davis
(301) 223-9761
Rt. 1 BOX 226-A
Williamsport, MD
Clerks: Drury and Smith
Lunch Rights Reserved
Zip
Signed:
Please return by February 10 to:
Lancaster County Poultry Association
1383 Arcadia Road, Room 1
Lancaster, PA 17601
Poultry Association
Multigenerational
Businesses
ANDY ANDREWS
Lancaster Farming Staff
LANCASTER (Lancaster
Co.) The Lancaster Poultry
Association has established a new
award to recognize Lancaster Co.
families that have owned a poultry
business for at least two
generations.
The businesses may be farms,
marketing, feed, poultry supplies,
or poultry service businesses.
These “multigenerational”
businesses will be recognized at
the Lancaster Co. Poultry Progress
Day, March?, 1991, at the Lancas
ter Farm and Home Center.
‘ ‘LancasterCounty is one of this
country’s top poultry producing
areas,” said Thomas R. Pantano,
president of the association. “This
is the result of many poultry opera
tions being in the same family for
several generations. As an associa
tion, we take pride in Lancaster
County and the many fine farm
Franklin Co. Selects
Conservation Officers
CHAMBERSBURG (Franklin
Co.) Richard Stoner, Greencas
de, was elected chairman of the
Franklin County Conservation
District board of directors at their
reorganization meeting held
recently. Stoner had served as vice
chairman.
Wilbur Kline, Mont Alto, was
elected vice chairman and Donna
Hays, Spring Run, was re-elected
secretary-treasurer.
Re-elected as delegate to execu
tive council meetings of the Pen
nsylvania Association of Conser
vation Districts is Andrew Fitz,
Waynesboro. Clifford Hawbaker,
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STRUCTURES
Henry K. Blank
RD 1. Bird-In-Hand, PA 17505
(717) 656-0783
Dealer Inquiries Invited
familcs that arc involved in agri
culture, especially the poultry
industry.”
This award recognizes one of
the strengths of the poultry indus
try the multigenerational family
business, said Pantano.
“One of the reasons the poultry
industry is so strong in the county
is because of the family farms,”
said Jay Irwin, Lancaster Co.
extension director. ‘‘The strength
of the industry is in the family
farm. We are trying to identify and
recognize those families who have
maintained that tradition.”
During the Poultry Progress
Day, a slide presentation will fea
ture the farms that have contri
buted to the poultry industry in the
county.
For more information and an
application, contact the Lancaster
Co. Poultry Association, 1383
Arcadia Road, Room 1, Lancaster,
PA 17601. (717) 394-6851.
Chambersburg, will serve as alter
nate delegate.
County Commissioner Joe Aus
herman administered the oath of
office to Clifford Hawbaker, who
will begin as new fanner director
for a four-year term. Ausherman
will again serve a one-year term
and county commissioner
director.
Two cooperator agreements
were approved for conservation
planning assistance. They are
Snavely’s Garden Comer, Guil
ford Township, and James Hoov
er, Lurgan Township.
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