Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 16, 1994, Image 139

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    UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre
Co.) Amy Amon, Stoneboro;
Marsha Chess, Fredonia; Colleen
Jones, Transfer; Jackie Reis,
Greenville recently participated in
the sixth annual Penn State 4-H
Ambassador Conference held at
the University Park Campus
where they attended workshops on
interviewing skills, public speak
ing and marketing.
These ambassadors will serve
Itate Cost-Share Applications
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Mary
land Department of Agriculture
(MDA) Secretary Lewis R. Riley
announced that the Maryland
Agricultural Cost-Share (MACS)
Program is accepting funding
applications for winter cover
crops to be planted this fall to tie
up residual nitrogen in the soil.
Cover crops are an agricultural
“best management practice” used
by farmers to protect water quality
in the Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries.
“This program is an excellent
tool for the farmer to preserve nit
rogen and phosphorus and reduce
nutrients from entering the Bay
waters,” said Riley.
Rye, rye/legume, barley and
wheat planted during the fall of
1994 are eligible to receive cost
share funding for $lO.OO per acre.
Following are some cost-share
guidelines for farmers to consider.
• MACS assistance is limited to
acreage where com or soybean is
the immediate preceding crop
• Cover crops must be planted
before certain deadlines
• Grant payments will be
awarded in the spring of 1995,
after the cover crop has been
destroyed
D FARM
■W EQUIPMENT
10R no-till soybean
planter, good condition.
Selling, bought larger.
410-778-4962.
1100 MF. 80hp, good con
dition, new paint. Lancas
ter Co 717-721-9671
NewldEA* HUTTON FARM EQUIPMENT B
R.D. 2 Mahaffey PA “™
(814) 277-6647
AGCO
ALLI«
For the way you farm today
NH Model 4845 round baler
NH Model 166 windrow Inverter w/hyd. drive 8t conveyor extensions
NI Model 5212 disc. M-C, DEMO
NH Model 718 Chopper
2 New Holland Model 5717 Harvester
9 Knife w/Model 770 W Pickup Head. $2,800 each
2 New Holland Model 770R2 2 Row
Comhead
New Holland Model 36 Crop Chopper
Papec Blower
2 New Holland Model 523 Blower
New Holland Model 30 Blower
(New Heavy Duty Gearbox)
IH Forage Wagon w/2 Bfeaters and
Roof. Very Good Condition
New Holland Model 520 new T-rod chain $2,800
Farm Hand Flail Spreader Call
H&S 295 w/hyd. endgate and slurry pan, excel..s3,Boo
New Idea Model 3810 Solids Plus $2,800
New Idea Model 3810 Solids Plus $3,780
NH Model 320 baler w/hyd. bale tensioning, & hyd
pickup lift w/model 70 thrower $7,800
NH Model 310 baler w/thrower $3,800
Teens Attend 4
as spokespersons for the 120,000
4-H members of Pennsylvania.
In addition to the workshops,
the conference delegates visited
with a number of Penn State facul
ty and administrators during a re
ception sponsored with William
Asbury, vice president for studem
affairs.
State 4-H Ambassadors pro
mote the 4-H youth program anc
the land-grant university system
• Cover crops being produced
for commodity purposes are not
eligible for funding
• MACS assistance for cover
crop is limited to 1000 acres per
farm.
Farmers should submit a cost
share application to MDA through
their local soil conservation dis
trict between July 5 and August 5
for the 1994 growing season. Both
tenants and landowners may apply
for assistance.
The Maryland Agricultural
Cost-Share Program provides far
mers with up to 87.5 percent of the
cost to install selected best man
agement practices (BMPs) to pro
tect water quality and control
nutrient movement. Grassed
waterways, spring developments,
and animal waste storage struc
tures are among more than 25
BMPs eligible for MACS funding.
During its 11-year history, the
MACS program has helped Mary
land farmers install more than
8,000 BMPs throughout the state.
For more information on Mary
land’s Agricultural Cost-Share
Program, farmers should contact
their local soil conservation dis
trict or call MDA at (410)
841-5864.
BUY. SELL. TRADE OB BENT THROUGH THE
PHONE: 717-626-1164 or 717-394-3047
FAX 717-733-6088
Mon.. Tom., Wed.. Frl. 8 AM to 5 PM; Thun. 7 AM to 5 PM
1175 Case Pulling Tractor
504 Cubes, 23-1-34 Cut
Tires Four Row Interna
tional Cultivators-Danish
Tines 470 International
Disc. International Field
12' Athens 131 disc w/ Cultivator 12’. 1978 Ford
buster $1800; 8' Pick-Up 300 Motor, 6 Cylin-
Bnllion cultipacker, $250, £er, 4Speed. 1976 Peter
-7%' cultipacker $125 bill4ooCummms 13Speed
717/653-1631 Cajl(7j 7)437-3381 or
12% ' Brillion cultimulcher
packer, very good condi
tion, $ 1,500.
(609)299-3540
iVINGS ON NE 1
iWT
Coming In
.$1,280 each
52,800
sl,ooo
$7BO each
$2,880
$1,298
and are available to speak u
groups about Penn State Coopera
tive Extension and 4-H.
The 1994 Penn State 4-H Am
bassador Conference was spon
sored by the College of Agricul
tural the Office of the
Vice President for Student Ser
vices and Pennsylvania Friends of
4-H, which provides scholarships
assisting county delegates attend
ing the conference.
For more information about the
program, contact Elizabeth Lair,
4-H Agent, Mercer County Co
operative Extension Office, P.O.
Box 530, Mercer, PA 16137,
(412) 662-3141 or (412)
962-5711, ext. 343.
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
—The Pennsylvania State Grange
and the New York State Grange
have joined forces to oppose the
agricultural provisions on the
General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade (GATT).
The Granges belileve the agri
cultural provisions concerning the
dairy industry, if passed in their
present form, will have a devastat
ing effect on United States dairy
fanners. The Granges are asking
Congress to analyze the dairy
situation before implementing the
dairy provisions.
“At a time when the domestic
producer is struggling, it is appal
ling to hear that the GATT will re
ward foreign countries with signi
ficant additional quantities of
dairy products,” Gordon Hiller,
Pennsylvania State Grange presi
dent, said. “Conservative esti
mates show that dairy farmer in
437-2857
NH Model 273 baler w/chute
NH Model 499 mower conditioner.
NI Model 512 mower conditioner..
Vicon KM24O Mower/Condltloner.
IH Model 1000 Balanced Head Mower,
3 Pt. Hitch (exceUent) $l,OOO
New Holland Model 495 Hayblne. 12' (Ex. Rolls). $2,000
John Deere Model 336 Baler
NH Model 326 baler w/hydroformatic bale
tensioning, hyd. pickup lift
NH 315 baler w/Model #7O thrower
New Holland Model 352 Grinder Mixer
Int. 1150 Grinder Mixer w/Electronic Scales
IH transport disc, 12’
John Deere 12' Cultlmulcher
NH 351 grinder mixer
COMBINES
Gleaner Model K w/Air ilo Grain Saver. 13' Grain
Platform, 2R Corn Head $4,900
H Ambassador Conference
Pa,, N.Y. Grange Seek GATT Analysis
430 JD tractor mower
power steering, blade,
3pth, diesel, 20AP 600
Ford tractor, A-1, 3 point,
$3,800. (717)248-7447.
Ag Bagger. 9ft self prop
elled. 6 cyl Ford Industrial
Motor, excellent cond., 150
ft. cables (703)234-8498.
ran
HESSTON
$10,995
. $4,900
$13,500
$1,500
$7,500
$4,500
Call
$2,900
$6,800
$4,800
$7OO
... Call
$1,280
$1,900
... $7OO
Amy Amon, Marsha Chess, Mr. William Asbury, Penn
State, Colleen Jones, Jackie Reis.
come would be a loss of 55 cents
per hundredweight.”
GATT requires the U.S. to al
low minimum dairy imports equal
to 3 percent of domestic consump
tion beginning the first year of the
agreement. The minimum access
expands to 5 percent of domestic
consumption by the sixth year of
the agreement.
“GATT would severely lower
the total income of the agricultural
industry in the United States,”
Bert Morse, New York State
Grange legislative director, said.
“For every one dollar received by
the dairy industry, it is turned
around five times with all that a
fanner has to buy. In its present
form, GATT will have a far-reach
ing impact on every sector of agri-
(1)3000 & (1)9000 Gal SS
nitrogen storage tanks
703/639-2262, after Bpm
703/382-0570.
1947 John Deere A; Ford
BN, 717-336-2497 after
4PM
1949 Ferguson T-25 trac
tor w/Bushog, motor recen-
tly overhaul
(610)593-7045
1952 JD A, Runs Okay,
Needs Gas Tank, $B5O,
1936 JD 8, Runs Good,-
Needs Exhaust, 1 Original
Rim. For More Information
(908)638-6147
Farmall Jieael Cab 4000 Hra.,
Good Cond. $4,500
„ , _ . _ . Custom Hose Assy.
IH 240 3 Pt. New Paint, Good Cond.
$2500 We Repair Most Me|
culture. It will cost $5 billion on
the New York State economy
alone.”
Other reasons why the two
Granges oppose the dairy provi
sions are:
• The agreement allows the im
port of 68 million pounds of
cheese when there is already a sur
plus in the United States
• The failure to meet American
standards in health and safety re
gulations
• The agreement fails to provide
a “level-playing field” for the
United States because the Euro
pean ag industry is highly subsid
ized
• To fulfill lost income from tar
iffs, additional contributions will
be required from producers.
MARTIN’S FARM SUPPLY
ST. THOMAS, PA,
(717)369-5702
WHITE 6 MIL. TRI-LAYER COVERS
32X100-$115.00 . 40x150-$200.00
40x100-$135.00 | 50x100-$155.00
Dealer:
ABC GROFF !«£*****
NEW HOLLAND, PA.<
(717) 354-4191
JD 2030 Diesel, New Peint, New tires
1975 Model, Low Mrs.. $7.800
Int. 5100 21 disc drill soybesn speclsl
Oliver 1755, WF, Diesel, 1950 hrs.
2 Farmsll H’s
Older 71 OGehl wagon
Cub Cadet 104 mower
Pickup head for NH 717-718 Harvester
G&R TRACTOR REPAIRS
401 Topton Rd.
Kutztown, PA 19530
Ph. # (610) 683-7931 Mon-Sat,
lor Brands