Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 26, 1994, Image 8
AHjnc«»tw Fearing, Saturday, November 26, 1994 ran* TH,VWEEtTVV>TH Weather Lore Some say if it rains on the first Sunday of December, it will rain for a week. Others say if it rains on the first Sunday of any month, it will rain every Sunday that month. Weather proverbs are as old as people’s interest in the elements. They are our attempts to explain and understand our climate. Some are useful, some are ridiculous, but almost all of them are interesting. Here’s another one relating to days of the month: If it storms on the first (or any) Thursday of a month, _ count the remaining days of the 9 Uj month, add to this the number of \ V ' days remaining of the Moon, and ' 'V\ ' T that will give you the number of ■ N \ ' storms for that season '• Some rain, some rest; fine weather isn t always hest ns- Your crystal will sparkle parts water to 1 part vinegar. earthwise A living Christmas tree is a great idea. But unless you’ve prepared your yard months ago, your frozen winter landscape may not be able to receive a new tree To solve this problem, some nurseries now rent living Christmas trees You enjoy them in your home for the holidays, take good care of them, and return them when the season is over Special Offar: For a handy chart full of Interacting weather proverbs and prognoatica, aend $3 to Weather Chart, Dept. UF, The Old Farmer’a Almintc, Box 520, Dublin, NH 03444. Time to gather cones and soughs in washed in a solution of 3 Potato Bread 1 package yeaat 11/2 cupa lukewarm water 1/3 cup auger 11/4 teaapoona call 2egga 1/4 cup aott butter 1 cup warm maahed potatoes 7to 71/2 cups whole wheat flour 11 yeast in Uwater. B Add next 5 ingredients. Stir in flour to make pliable dough. Knead 5 to 10 min utes. Cover loosely and let rise until doubled. Form into 2 loaves and place in greased 9xS-inch pans. Let rise until doubled. Bake at 350° F for 30 to 40 minutes. Makes 2 loaves. STEERS: MAL-1 300-500 LBS. 71.00- 500-700 LBS. 64.00-79-50; 700-1000 LBS. 54.00-68.00; HOLSTEIN 300-1000 LBS. 45.00-69.50. S-LAMAL-2: 300-500 LBS. 54.00- 500-700 LBS. 53.00-60.00; 700-1000 LBS. 53.00-66.50. FEEDER BULLS: 300-500 LBS. 7750-95.50; 500-700 LBS. 61.00-76.50; 700-800 LBS. 58.00-64.00. S-LAMAL-2: 300-500 LBS. 61.00- 500-700 LBS. 53.00-69.00; 700-800 LBS. 53.00. #- OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECAST HEIFERS: MAL-1 300-500 LBS. 60.00- 500-700 LBS. 52.00-62.50; 700-1000 LBS. 50.00-58.00. S-LAMAL-2: 300-500 LBS. 45.00- 500-700 LBS. 51.00-57.00. Northeast: Mild then cold, snow, rain south; snowstorm, then clearing and seasonable. STOCK COWS: BEEF 650.00 AND DOWN; BABY CALVES 120.00 AND DOWN. Southeast: Cold, ram, snow and freezing rain, sunny and warm Florida with frosty nights. SLAUGHTER COWS: UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL 35.00-43.50; CANNER AND CUTTERS 1-3 32.00-39.25. SLAUGHTER BULLS; 44.50-S2.SO. LLAMBS: BLUE OR CHOICE AND PRIME 67.25-67.50; RED O CHOICE 73.50; FEEDER LAMBS CHOICE 82.00- SLAUGHTER EWES 21.00- Midwest: Cold, freezing ram and snow, then cleanng, sunny, and warm. BUTCHER HOGS: 31.00-36.00. Northwest: Clear and cold, snowy and very cold mountains, warming, rain, snow mountains Southwest; Clear and cold, ram desert, snow mountains; then clearing and warming. Shenandoah Valley Livestock HarHaonburg, Va. November 19, 1994 Report wpplied by auction NOTICE j TOBACCO FARMERS || Please Do Not Put Pole Burnt M OAlsI!/ &G . r . e coL O oR C G O RADE!i’ Br!! Every Thursday at 1 p.m. We can put more dollars in your pocket 1 Auction Will CODtinUB If you put your pole burnt & green tobacco X all year long in separate bales. X C n | M —Color Grade Your Common Tobacco— g Vintage Oates Any questions call X StablCS, IllC. Bill Macon (610)593*5950 jj (Rt 30,10 miles east of Lancaster botwotn 7am-B:3oam or 7pm-9pm V In Paradise. PA) or leave namt and addnaa at mawring aarvtea Q For Info. L Robert Frame, Sr. (610)593-6729 S 717*442*4181 business president Southboat Leaf Tobacco X 215-458-8518 home 661 Vintage Road. Christiana, PA 17509 X __ America’s First Outside Wood Furnace For Forced Air/Hot Water Systems 1 DEMAND THE ORIGINAL - NOT AN IMITATION!! LOIS FOY RON GILES PA Cochranton, PA 800-582-7554 814-425-2278 CALVIN BEINLICK lyle harvey 71“3756 Sweet Valley, PA 717 924 3756 71 7 . 86 4. 308 7 KEN EWING GREGORY MOYER Torrence, PA Lewis Run, PA 412-459-5933 814-368-6544 FARNSWORTH FARM SUPPLIES Hughesville, PA 717-584-2106 DAVID FREEMAN Knoxville, PA 814-326-4496 HOME PRO KARE SAM WILLIAMSON, DISTRIBUTOR HARDY MFG. CO. 330 Williamson Ave. Philadelphia, MS 39350 800/487-2639 or 601/656-5866 DEALERS WANTED In or near Bradford, 'Someraet & Huntingdon Countlaa Keister’s Mlddleburg Livestock Mlddleburg, Pa. Monday A Tueaday November 21A 22,1994 Report Supplied by Auction CATTLE: 366. STEERS: HIGH CHOICE A PRIME FEW 70.25-74.25; CHOICE 68.00-72.75 SELECT 65.00-68.00. HOLSTEIN: CHOICE 60.00-62.75, SELECT 57.00-60.00; STANDARD 55.00-57.00. HEIFERS; HI CH&PRIME 67.00- 69.50; CHOICE 64.00-66.00,55.00-63.75. COWS; BREAKING UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL 43.00-48.00; CUTTER AND BONING UTILITY 42.00-47.75; CANNER A LOW CUTTER 38.00-41.75; SHELLS 32.00-36.00. BULLOCKS: SELECT 52.00-58.00. BULLS: YIELD GRADE 47.00-55.00 FEW 45.00-46.50. FEEDER CATTLE; STEERS 62.00- 79.00. CALVES: 232. STANDARD & GOOD 35.00-58.00. FARM CALVES: NO. 1 HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-120 LBS. 100.00-137.50; NO. 2 HOLSTEIN BULLS 80-90 LBS. 85.00- 125.00; NO. I HOLSTEIN HEIFERS SO US LBS. 160.00-235.00; NO. 2 HOL STEIN HEIFERS 75-85 LBS. 110.00- 190.00. HOGS: 385. BARROWS AND GILTS #1 230-230 LBS. 31.00-3S.SO FEW 36.23; US 1-2 220-250 LBS. 27.00.00-30.50; US 1-3 210-300 LBS. 25.00-27.00. SOWS: 400-655 LBS. 19.00-26.00 FEW TO 32.00; 1-3 300-500 LBS. 17.00- 21.00; BOARS 200-UP LBS. 16.00-19.00. FEEDER PIGS: 129. US 1-3 20-35 LBS. 16.00-23.00; 1-3 35-50 LBS. 24.00- 29.00. SHEEP: 11. 70-75 LBS. 64.00-75.00, SLAUGHTER SHEEP 19.00-39.00. GOATS: 10. MEDIUM 27.00-52.00 Eighty-Four Livestock Eighty-Four, Pa. Monday, Nov. 21, 1994 Report Supplied by Auction COWS: UTILITY AND COMMERCIAL 39.00-45.50, COUPLE TO 47.00-45.00; CUTTER AND BONER 34.50- SELECT STEERS 56.50- BULLS YG#l 48.00-56.00; YG#2 42.50-47.50; FEEDER CALVES, STEERS 200-300 LBS. 60.00-80.00, 300-500 LBS. 52.00-81.00; HEIFERS 200-500 LBS. 49.00-84.00; BULLS 200-500 LBS. 51.00-82.00; VEAL CALVES 64.00-99.00; FARM CALVES HOLSTEIN BULLS «I 115.00-135.00, HOLSTEIN BULLS «2 95.00-114.00. HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 100.00-220.00, BEEF X BULLS 75.00-102.50. BARROWS AND GILTS #l*2; 220-260 LBS. 28.50-36.50, #l*3 260-300 LBS. 28.00-35.00; SOWS 17.00-24.50. FEEDER PIGS: 20-40 LBS. 9.00-17.50, 40-60 LBS. 17.00-25.00. LAMBS: HIGH CHOICE 40-60 LBS. 7200-80.00, 60-80 LBS. 71.00-86.50; CHOICE 80-100 LBS. 70.00-77.00, 100-125 LBS. 64.50-75.00; FEEDER LAMBS GOOD AND CHOICE 59.00-74.00. GOATS: BY THE HEAD. SMALL 8.00-20.00, MEDIUM 22.00-44.00, LARGE 37.00455.00. 4 Years Of Proven Field Testing 40 SMOKE INTO HEAT iDARY AIR FOR -UM BURN lAL HEAT RECOVERY ER E COMBUSTORS UT DISTURBING c COMBUSTORS'* HJTSIDE; NEEDS NO 'ER, NO COVER BTU’S WITH LESS LIMITED WARRANTY STAINLESS STEEL Outside Wood Furnace STONEHAM’S Waynesboro, PA 717-762-3614 TERRY RICE Hopwood, Pa 412-439-1562 TIM KREGER Morris, PA 717-353-2095