Maryland
Frederick
Eddie Mercer, Inc.
301-663-4678
Hagerstown
Marvin Martin
301-791-6948
Taneytown
Homer DeGroft
410-775-7356
Westminster
Raymond Brown Jr.
410-346-7209
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Bernville
John Stump
215-488-1965
For me, the test
of any alfalfa
is how many
pounds of
nutrients per
acre it produces.
I’m as interested as the next guy in
what researchers are doing to improve the
alfalfa varieties on the market today. But
sometimes, I think seed companies forget
that more leaves or better disease
resistance by themselves don’t produce
more milk. The bottom line is pounds of
nutrients per acre.
That’s why I plant Multi-plier alfalfa
from Jacques. Sure it’s a multileaf and
has good winter-hardiness and terrific
disease resistance. But all that says to
me is that Multi-plier has the 1
potential to produce more pounds of 1
nutrients per acre on my farm. 1
I look at my com silage hybrids ]
the same way. So I also plant a lot ; J
of -7970 from Jacques. Yes, it’s big ' V
and leafy and yes, it makes a lot of
grain and fits-my operation. But my
analysis only measures total
digestible nutrients and that’s what
I’m looking for.
I’m open to new alfalfa varieties
and silage com hybrids, but only if
they’ll deliver more pounds of
nutrients per acre than my Jacques'
Multi-plier and 7970.
corn • soybeans • alfalfa
sorghum • sunflowers
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Paul Zeager
717-437-2067
Easton
'Paul Smith
216-588-8262
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216-286-9426
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717-733-6642
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717-987-3962
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Dennis Smale Edward Werner
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717-328-2992
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Gerald Hart
717-463-2775
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215-298-2870
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Stewartsville
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908-454-4034
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SELECT AND CHOICE
900-1050 LBS. 70.25-72.00.
SLAUGHTER HOLSTEIN
STEERS: SELECT AND
CHOIQE 66.75-70.00;
STANDARD 53.50-60.00.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS;
SELECT AND CHOICE
HOLSTEINS 58.00-63.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS:
MOSTLY STEADY.
BREAKING UTILITY AND
COMMERCIAL
49.00-52.25; CUTTER AND
BONING UTILITY
47.75-51 25; CANNER AND
LOW CUTTER 43.00-47.50;
BIG MIDDLE 44.00-48.50;
SHELLY 42.00 AND
DOWN.
FEEDER STEERS:
300-750 LBS. MEDIUM
AND LARGE #1
78.00-85.00; MEDIUM AND
LARGE #2 65.00-76.00;
HOLSTEINS 70.00-95.00.
FEED HEIFERS: 450-750
LBS. MEDIUM #1
79.00- LARGE #2
61.00- HOLSTEINS
56.00-
FEEDER BULLS: 600-800
LBS. MEDIUM AND
LARGE #1 80.00-86.00;
MEDIUM AND LARGE #2
59.00-67.00.
VEAL CALVES: CHOICE
95.00- GOOD
75.00- STANDARD
55.00- LIGHT/WEAK
50.00 AND DOWN.
FARM BULLS: OVER 95
LBS. TO 185.00; UNDER 95
LBS. TO 165.00.
HOGS: BARROWS AND
BILTSUS#I-3 210-260 LBS
39.00-40.00; 300-450 LBS.
34 00-36.25; UNDER 200
LBS. 32.00-34.00; #2&4 ALL
WEIGHTS 30.00-38.00.
SOWS: STRONG
DEMAND. OVER 450 LBS.
35.00-37.00; UNDER 450
LBS. 33.00-36.50; #2&4 ALL
WEIGHTS 28.25-32.50.
BOARS: ALL WEIGHTS
28.00-29.50.
FEEDER PIGS: BY THE
HEAD. 20-45 LBS.
17.50-36.00.
SHEEP: 30.00-59.00;
LAMBS, GOOD 70-100 LBS.
77.00-91.00.
GOATS; BY THE HEAD,
LARGE 107.50-112.50; SM/
MED/KIDS 30.00-75.00.
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