Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 26, 1992, Image 27

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    YEAR END SALE
(Now Till Sat., Jan. 2)
★ Absolutely Lowest Prices On All
Inventory
★ Some Items Well Below Cost
★ Quality Pieces In Every Category
TRACTORS
IH 966 D Cab/Air, Nice Unit,
Shown At Bloomsburg
Fair For $8,500
NOW $7,600
IH 574 D WFE, Utility,
Nice, Was $6,250
NOW $5,300
IH 706 D WFE Recent Engine
OH, Was $6,250
NOW $5,200
Hydro 70G WFE, New Rubber,
Was $7,200 NOW $6,500
IH 656 D WFE 3 Ft., Clean
Tractor, Was $5,250
NOW $4,200
IH 1486 D Cab-Air P.O.R.
PLOW
Late Style IH Plows Will Be
Sold Below Cost:
CALL
DISCS
Krause 22’ Fold Disc, New
In 1988
Ist $3500 Takes
It Home
JD 14’ Disc,
Was $1,450 $l,lOO
- Wagons With Thrower Racks
- Corn Pickers “Will Be Cheap”
- Corn Planters
• Drills
“SALE ENDS
SATURDAY”
NOTE: We Want To Liquidate A Large Amount Of These
Pieces. This Will Be Done!
COMBINES
1978 Gleaner M 2 We’re
Finishing Our Corn Crop
With This Machine Now
Very Clean, See It Work
As Shown At Bloomsburg
Fair, Was $12,500
NOW $lO,OOO
JD 7700 Reconditioned, Also
Used On Our Farms
Now Cheap At $6,500
1979 JD 4400 Late Model,
Clean Piece, Drastically
Reduced From 12,500
Sale - Sale At $9,000
1975 JD 3300 Diesel, Rare
Find, Nice Unit
Was $6,250 Now $5,200
Nl 704 Uni w/Late Model
Husking Unit, Extra Fancy, .
New Rubber
Now Only $6,800
LOW, LOW PRICES ON
HUGE SELECTION OF
CORN HEADS &
GRAIN HEADS
Heads Must Roll! Roll Down
Road At Post Season
Prices
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• Chisel ftows
- Harrogators
- Cultimulchers
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 26, 1992-A27
Program Highlights Dairy Cow
(Continued from Pago At 5)
He said that although some far
mers have expressed concern
about settling a high producing
cow, he said that research, which
looked a large numbers of cows
over a wide range of conditions
showed that, “You shouldn’t see a
big difference in conception
between high producing and low
producing cows.”
To those who consider the
effects of delaying insemination in
an attempt o improve conception
rate, he said that in-depth studies
have shown at best a 2 percent gain
in rate of conception.
“In reality,there should be little
difference between insemination
at SO days and 120 days. There’s
no good reason to delay breeding
high producing cows early .”
Further, Furgeson’s talk rein
forced what other experts have
been expressing recently: increas
ing dry cow care and nutrition. He
said that body condition scoring is
one of the best indicators of the
energy balance of the cow. The
problem with high producing cows
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A warm, wonderful thanks to all!
not reproducing is that those cows
in a negative eneigy balance will
not have as great a conception rate
as those in a positive or nuetral
energy balance.
Usable indicators of energy
balance is body score. He said that
the average cow. if fed right,
should be out of a negative energy
balance after the first eight weeks
of lactation.
He said that at the fourth week
of lactation, the cow should have
lost the most body condition.
In appearance, body condition
should be stable between four
weeks and 13 weeks. At 13 weeks
the body condition should show an
increase, but that a positive energy
balance should have begun after
eight weeks and she should be
ready for conception prior to 13
weeks.
A generally reliable rule of
thumb for condition of the cow.
Furgeson said, is, “If you put your
hand on the pin bone and don’t feel
a fat pad, she’s too thin. She’s too
fat if you can’t see the ligament (in
the tear support).”