Morrison Cove
Livestock
MarthMbnrg, Pa.
August 5, 1991
Report aoppHed bj aiKttoo
CATTLE: 237. STEERS H. CHOICE ft
PRIME 69.00-69.75; CHOICE
68.0069.00; GOOD 66.0067.75; STAN
DARD 63.0065.75.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 68.00-69.50;
GOOD 66.0067.50.
COWS: UTILITY AND COMMER
CIAL 49.00-53.00, CUTTERS
48.0052.50, CANKER AND LOW CUT
TER 35.0047.75.
BULLOCKS: GOOD AND CHOICE
62.0062.75.
BULLS: YG#l 58.0065.25.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS
82.0088.00. BULLS 76.0081.00, HEIF
ERS 62.0080.00.
CALVES: 266. PRIME 101.0010660;
CHOICE 92.00-100.50; GOOD
80.0088.00; STANDARD AND GOOD
68.0082.00; 90110 LBS. 71.0083.00,
65-90 LBS. 50.0072.00, HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90130 LBS. 140.00162.00,
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 90130 LBS.
140.00171.00.
HOGS: 88. US«I-2 53.25-54.25,
US#l-3 52.25-53.00.
SOWS: US#l-3 400044.00.
BOARS: 376039.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 10. US«I-3 2035 LBS.
20.003000 PER HD.; 1-3 35-50 LBS.
31.0035.00.
SHEEP: 37. CHOICE 48605060;
GOOD 44.004660; SLAUGHTER
EWES 12.0019.00.
COATS: 19.0070.00.
25 LOADS HAY. ALFALFA
112.50135.00; TIMOTHY 80.0090.00;
STRAW 72.0087.00.
Belknap
Livestock Auction
Dayton, Pa.
Wednenlay, Augait 7, MM
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE 76..PDA... Supply included
50% feeden ...Compered with len Wed
nesday'! market: Couple High Select
slaughter iteen 64.75 and 65.75, one Stan
di rd 59.25. One low yielding Choice iL
heifer 64.00. Few Breaking Utility and
Commercial daughter cows 48.00-50.00,
one 56.25, Cutter and Boning Utility
46.75-50.00, few high dresiing 51.00.
1990 PENN STATE ALFALFA TRIALS
LANDISVILLE, PA
MAGNUM ALFALFA
EDGE ALFALFA
** RESISTANT TO ALL “MAJOR
ALFALFA DISEASES”
** PROVEN VARIETIES
IN PENNA.
WHAT ARE YOU
PLAN 1992 WITH THE
FOR THE NEAREST DEALER
IN YOUR AREA, CONTACT:
Cmner and low Cutter 38.0044.50, Sheila
down to 22.00. Couple Yield Grade No. 1,
1265 lb*. iL bulla 63.00 and 2340 Iba.
57.00, couple #2,1060 Iba. 57.25 and 2095
Iba. 57.25. FEEDER CATTLE: Few
Medium Frame No. 1,640/820 Iba. ateera
666075.25. Few Medium Frame No. 1,
330/355 Iba. 78.008260, Medium and
Large 425/580 Iba. 64.0076.50, 650/825
Iba. 58.0066.25.
CALVES 119,.. Supply included 75%
return to farm ...Standard and Good 90/120
Iba. 62.0079.00, 60/85 Iba. 50.0071.00,
few Utility 50/70 Iba. 40.0055.00. Farm
Calvea: No. 1, Holalein Bulla 80/125 Iba.
100.00160.00, few 165.00, No. 2. 80/110
Iba. 71.00110.00; No. 1, Hoi. Heifera
90/115 Iba. 125.00189.00. Beef croaa
65/120 Iba. bull, ft heifera 100.00206.00,
few down to 76.00, few 185/295 Iba.
7860106.00.
HOGS 253...8arr0wa amd gilts: about
ateady. US No. 1-3 230/260 Iba. barrowa
and gilta 52.6054.75, lot 55.50, 2-3
230/265 Iba. 51.0053.00,1-3 205/225 Iba.
50.0051.00. Sowa: US No. 1-3 290/630
Iba. aowa 38.00-40.75. Few' Boara
35.0037.50.
FEEDER FIGS 14...5ma1l lot US Na
1-3 30 Iba. feeder piga 35.00, lot 40 Iba.
46.00 - all per head.
SHEEP 21 ...Spring daughter lamba: Lot
Choke 65 Iba. apting al. lamb 40.00.
Slaughter aheep 7.001460. - all Cart
GOATS 19.. Few Large 27.005000,
Medium 19.0032.00, Small Kida
10.0028.00 - all per bead.
North Jersey
Livestock
HfkaWatow, NJ
Tnaaday, Auguat 6, 1991
Rqpart luppMcd by auction
CALVES .26-1.45.
COWS 30-55.
EASY COWS .19-.45.
HBIHIRS .43-.T2.
BULLS .45K -.65.
STEERS 3354 -.6214.
HOGS .37-.45.
SOWS .39 .41)4.
BOARS 36)4 -.38)4 .
SHEEP .12-30
LAMBS EACH 12.00-57.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .14-.66.
GOATS EACH 14.00-100.00.
KIDS EACH 9.00-53.00.
TOTAL 1173.
FOR MANY YEARS
WAITING FOR?
WINNING “TEAM”
ERVOS
SEED CORR
28 RINGFIELD
,DDS FORD. PA 19317
215-388-6039
Jersey Shore
Livestock Market, Inc.
Auction ntrj Thursday
at 4:00 pjn.
Jersey Shore, Pa.
Report lap plied by Auction
Thursday, Aug. 8, 1991
RETURN TO FARM CALF 1.10-1.65
GOOD VEAL: 70.00-109.00.
COMMON VEAL 40.01V69.00.
CHOICE STEERS 63.0CV66.50.
SELECT STEERS S9.OCV6ZOO.
COMMON STEERS SS.CXV6I.OO
COMMERCIAL COWS 48.00-52.00.
CANNERS-CUTTERS 46.00-53.50.
SHELLS 31.CXV45.00.
CHOICE HEIFERS 60.00-64.00
SELECT HEIFERS 56.00-39.00.
COMMON HEIFERS 49.00-SS.OO.
GOOD FEEDER 80.00-100.00
COMMON FEEDERS 4000-79.00.
BULLS 53.00-64.50.
GOOD HOGS 50.00-52.85.
Penns Valley
Livestock Market, Inc.
AmOmi arery
Taw. 7 pm
Ccatre Hall, Pa.
Report wppHed by Auction
Tm, AnfUt 6, 1991
RETURN TO FARM CALF 1.10-1.65
GOOD VEAL 70.00-109.0 a
COMMON VEAL 40.0069.00.
SELECT STEERS 59.0062.00.
COMMON STEERS 51.0059.00.
COMMERCIAL COWS 45.0051.00.
CANNERS-CUTTERS 46.0053.50.
SHELLS 38.0045.00.
COMMON HEIFERS; 48.0053.00.
GOOD FEEDERS 700080.00.
COMMON FEEDERS 48.0069.00.
BULLS 54.0062.50.
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Sheep Show Held
At Lancaster 4-H Fair
SOLANCO (Lancaster Co.)
Lyndon Reiff of Strasburg took top
honors with his lightweight Dorset
at the 4—H Sheep Show held at the
SoUnco Fairgrounds on August 8.
The champion market lamb was a
white-faced Dorset that sold for
$1.75 a pound to veterinarian Dar
cy Shultz.
Lyndon also showed the champ
ion mediumweight and was named
the reserve champion showman.
The reserve mediumweight was
showed by his sister, Lisa.
Reserve championship honors
for the market lamb went to a Suf
folk heavyweight showed by Jodie
Weaver of New Holland The
119-pound sheep sold for $1.90 a
pound to A&C Diffenbach Auc
tion Co.
Regina Landis topped the show
manship contest and showed the
supreme champion in the sheep
breeding class. A Suffolk yearling
ewe, shown by Jerry Bollinger was
named champion in the sheep
breeding class.
Carlisle FmHA Named Most Improved
ly guaranteed loans), increased
quality of loan making, and
advancements in loan servicing
and delinquency reduction.
The Carlisle FmHA office is
located in the USDA Agricultural
Service Center at Suite 1, Melmar
Office Center, 43 Brookwood
Avenue and serves Cumberland
and Perry counties.
They have a staff of three peo
ple led by Ronald A. Kraszewski,
county supervisor, who has held
that position since January 1990.
Also on staff are Kermit S. Moyer,
assistant supervisor, and Patti A.
Shufflebarger, office assistant
CARLISLE (Cumberland Co.)
At a recent district meeting, the
Carlisle FmHA Office was pre
sented an award for being ‘The
Most Improved County Office of
the Year” for 1990.
The competition for the award
included all 37 FmHA County
Offices in Pennsylvania.
Items evaluated in determining
the award were effectiveness and
efficiency of management, respect
earned in the community, cooper
ation demonstrated in dealing with
the public and fellow employees,
increase in loan volume (especial-
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4-H FAR SHEEP
Lightweight Market Lamb* *7-00 Lba.:
1. Kendall Raiff, 2. John Hm, 3. Troy
Bollinger.
Lightweight Lamba S 4-82 Lba.: 1. Ryan
Tracay, 2. Ryan Tracay, 3. Jonac Groff.
Lightweight Lamba 93-95 Lba.: 1. Amy
Hoffinas, 2. Janny Hoover, 3. Trey Bollingar.
liadtumwaigM Lamba 90-100 Lba.: 1.
Jll Hoffinas, 2. Jl Hoffinas; 3. Erin Qrosh.
Hadhimwalghl Lamba 101-102 Lba.: 1.
Lisa Raiff, 2. Raphael PeMrs, 3. Jessica
Stoltzfus.
Madlumwaighl Lamba 103-104 Lba.: 1.
Lyndon RaHt, 2. Paler Hoffinas, 3. Alicia
Reitz.
Light Heavyweight Lamba 105-110
Lba.: 1. Rodney BoD. 2. Carrie Graff, 3. Erik
Fritz.
Light Heavyweight Lambs 112-115
Lba.: 1. Lyndon Reiff, 2. Andrse Mylin, 3.
Aaron Groff.
Light Heavyweight Lamba 117 Lba.: 1.
Jason Stoitzfut, 2. Jodie Weaver, 3. Erik
Fritz.
Haavywatght Lamba Lba.: 1.
Jodie Weaver, 2. Jeff Bollinger, 3. Mark
Tracy.
Heavyweight Lamba 122-131 Lba.; 1.
Lisa Reiff, 2. Raphael Peters, 3. Jerry
Bollinger.
Heavyweight Lamba 133-13* Lba.: 1.
Wendall Landis, 2. Tracy Bollinger, 3. Regina
Landis.