Friend’s
Stockyard Inc.
Accident, Md. 21520
Report Supplied by Auction
March 14, 1994
STOCK BULLS AND STEERS
(200-500 LBS.) 70.00-93.00.
STOCK HEIFERS: 60.00-85.00.
SLAUGHTER STEERS: GOOD TO
CHOICE 70.00-73.85, MEDIUM TO
GOOD 64.00-69.00. HEAVY CHOICE
OVER 1450 LB. 64.00-68.00.
HOLSTEIN STEERS: HEAVY
56.00-63.75. LIGHT 48.50-56.50.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS: GOOD TO
CHOICE 67.00-73.85, MEDIUM TO
GOOD 46.00-66.00.
BULLS: HEAVY 60.00-65.00, LIGHT
46.00-59.00.
COWS: FEW HIGH DRESSING
48.50-51.50, UTILITY (HOLSTEIN)
44.00- COMMERCIAL TO GOOD
39.00- CULL COWS 38.00 AND
DOWN.
VEALS; GOOD TO CHOICE
70.00- MEDIUM TO GOOD
50.00-
808 CALVES: 40.00 AND DOWN.
HOLSTEIN BULL CALVES
RETURN TO FARM (90 TO 120 LB.)-
90.00-123.00.
HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALVES
RETURN TO FARM (100 TO 120 LB.) -
100.00-171.00.
BEEF CROSS CALVES RETURN
TO FARM UP TO 152.50.
HOGS; TOP QUALITY 43.00-44.00,
HEAVY 41.50-43.50. LIGHT
39.00-42.00.
SOWS: 28.00-35.00.
MALE HOGS: 26.00-31.00.
COUNTER* 15G LOCK 'n LOAD* right now, and you can earn up to sl.oo*
acre, redeemable os cash or other benefits through the Harvest Fortners"
'referred Customer Program.
UNTOUCHABLE PERFORMANCE. Without question,
COUNTER* 15G systemic insecticide-nematicide is the best corn protection
you can buy. Year after year, field tests consistently prove COUNTER
to be the most effective, broadest-spectrum insect control there is.
product con touch COUNTER performance.
UNTOUCHABLE PROTECTION. Buy COUNTER in the LOCK 'n LOAD closed handling
system, and you not only protect your crops, you protect yourself. No bags to open. No pouring.
No dust. No empty bags to dispose of. Converting your planter boxes to LOCK 'n LOAD is easy, too.
Just ask your Cyonamid AgriCenter™dealer or call 1-800-942-0500.
UNTOUCHABLE UALUE. Any way you look at it, this is a great deal. The best insect control
you can buy. The best system for delivering it. And on incentive you can't pass up. So, don't wait.
Order COUNTER 15G LOCK 'n LOAD now and earn up to $l.OO an acre on your purchase.
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LAMBS: 62.00-73.50.
FEEDER LAMBS; 60.00-75.00.
SHEEP: 15.00-24.00.
LIVESTOCK PRICES ARE ALL
GIVEN PER HUNDRED WEIGHT!
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sale* Stable,
New Holland, PA
Monday, March 14, 1994
Report Supplied By Auction
264 HEAD. MARKET STRONGER.
WORK HORSES 960.00-)310.00.
DRIVING HORSES 585.00-835.00.
RIDING HORSES 585.00-1045.00.
BETTER RIDING 1110.00-1775.00.
REGISTERED RIDING
700.00-1735.00.
JHLLBRS: FEW 985.00-1060.00,
AVY WEIGHTS 780.00-930.00
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 19, 1994419
LIGHT WEIGHTS 515.00-700.00.
PONIES; 145.00-310.00.
LARGE PONIES 405.00-535.00, 1 AT
600.00.
COLTS 265.00-415.00.
Marshall, Virginia
Horse Sale
Report Supplied by Auction
March 12, 1994
200 HEAD.
RIDING HORSES. SERVICEABLE
AGE: AVERAGE TO GOOD QUALITY
925-1175 LBS. 615.00-860.00; 800-900
LBS. 475.00-510.00; BETTER QUALITY
1000-1350 LBS. 860.00-1175.00; 800-900
LBS. 600.00-700.00, ONE AT 1300.00;
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EXCELLENT QUALITY 1000-1250L85.
U90.00-ISOO.OO, 2 AT 2000.00 AND
2500.00.
RIDING PONIES: SMALL
200.00- LARGE 255.00-460.00.
LOOSE HORSES: AVERAGE TO
GOOD FLESH 925-1150 LBS.
545.00- AND 800-900 LBS.
390.00-
Atlantic
Couples
Compete
SOUTHAMPTON
(Bucks Co.) Nine
young farmer couples
from Atlantic Dairy Co
operative will compete
in the 24th annual Penn
marva Young Coopera
tor Contest March
23-24 at the Willow
Valley Resort and Con
ference Center in Lan
caster.
Sponsored annually
by the Pennmarva
Dairymen’s Federation,
the contest recognizes
outstanding leadership
skills and knowledge of
cooperatives. A panel
of three judges will se
lect an Outstanding
Young Cooperator cou
ple and four runners-up.
The nine contestants,
kinown as Young Co
operators, were selected
to participate in the pro
gram based on their dai
ry proficiency and com
munity leadership. The
couples and the Atlantic
districts they represent
are Richard and Betsy
Moris of Newark, Del.,
District 4; Thomas and
Shirley Krall of Leba
non, District 7; John
and Julie Mayer of
Taneytown, Md., Dist
rict 10; and Victor and
Carolyn Yoder of Belle
ville, District 13.
Also, John and Peggy
Clowney of Gettysburg,
District 16; Lawrence
in and Debbie Vickers
of Keameysville, W.
Va., District 17; Joseph
and Beth Laughlin of
Lewistown, District 18;
John and Sandy Stem
rich of Stillwater, Dis
trict 19; and Douglas
and Deborah Myers of
Mount Union, District
20.
Atlantic’s Young Co
operator program is de
signed to educate young
farmer members about
cooperatives and the
dairy industry. The
yearlong program,
which includes attend
ance at board of director
meetings, the annual
delegate meeting and
educational seminars,
develops leadershipo
among cooperative
members, ages 21
through 35.
Two other members
of the Pennmarva
Dairymen’s Federation
Maryland and Vir
ginia Milk Producers
Cooperative and the
Mid-Atlantic Division
of Dairymen Inc.
also announce their
Outstanding Young Co
operators during the
two-day contest