Kutztown Produce
Auction
Fleetwood, PA
Auguit 16-22
Hay and Straw at 9:00 ajn. Sat followed
by produce
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 1.75-6.00 Vi BU.. 6.00-14.00
BU.
APPLE CIDER: 1.00 GAL.
BASIL: 1.50-4.00.
BEANS: GREEN 6.00-10.00,
9.00-12.00 BU.; YELLOW 3.00-13.00 4
BU.; LIMA 9.00-12.00 Vi BU.; ROMA
3.50.
BLACKBERRIES: 4.00-11.00 12 PINT
FLAT.
BROCCOLI; 2.00-7.00 BU.
CABBAGE: .20-.50 HEAD, 2.50-6.00
BAG, 1.00-4.00 BOX.
CANTALOPES: .15-1.05 EACH.
CUCUMBERS: .75-4.00 V, BU.,
1.50-4.50 BU.
EGGPLANT: 2.00-7.00 Vi BU.,
5.00- BU.
EGGS: .80-1.15 DOZ.
ELDERBERRIES; 6.00.
GARLIC: 1.00 LB.; BRAIDED
6.00-
GRAPES: 22.00.
HONEYDEW: .35-1.20 EACH.
LETTUCE: 3.00 BU.
NECTARINES; 3.00-12.00 'A BU.
ONIONS: 3.00 50 LBS., 5.00-8.00 Vi
BU.
PARSLEY: 4.00.
PEACHES: 2.50-11.00 BU.
PEARS: 2.00-8.00 V. BU., 11.00 BU.
PEPPERS: 1.50-18.00 Vi BU.,
3.00- BU.; HOT 2.00-7.00 Vi BU.,
7.00- FLAT.
PICKLES: 1.00-1 LOO 1 /. BU., 3.50-7.00
BU.
PLUMS: 5.00-13.00 8 QT. FLAT.
8.00-21.00 VI BU.
POTATOES: 1.75-4.75 VI BU..
3.00-8.50 50 LBS., .35-1.00 5 LBS.
PUMPKINS: 6.00 Vi BU.; NECK 7.00.
RASPBERRIES: RED 8.00-21.00.
RED BEETS: 2.50-7.00 y. BU., .35-.80
LB.
SQUASH: ACORN 3.50; SUMMER
1.00-7.00; YELLOW 1.00-4.50.
SWEET CORN: .40-1.60 DOZ.,
.75-3.00 BAG.
TOMATOES: .50-3.00 10 LBS.;
1.00-19.00 25 LBS.; CHERRY 3.00-7.00
FLAT.
WATERMELON: .55-2.70 EACH;
SEEDLESS .85-2.80; YELLOW
Basis
BALE SHREDDERS
4/ " VERSATILE
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1.10-1.90.
ZUCCHINI: 1.00-7 JO Vi BU.
BOUQUETS; JO-2.30.
CUT FLOWERS: 2.00-3.00 BOX.
DRIED FLOWERS: .10-3.00.
GLADIOLI: .20-.64.
HANGING BASKETS: 200-3.50.
MUMS: 1.35-1.75.
POTS AND PLANTERS: .55-4.25.
ARBORVITAES: 3.50-7.50; JUNIP
ERS AND YEWS 3.50-10.00; SHRUBS
.75-7.00,
TREES: 7.00-17.00 EACH.
SALE DAY ARB MON., TUBS.,
TOURS., FRL, AND SAT. AT 9 A.M.
SATURDAY HAY. STRAW AND PRO
DUCE SALE.
HOMER cmr, PA
AUGUST 22, 1996
CATTLE: 154: Steen; Steady; Heifen:
Steady to 250 higher; Cowa: Steady;
Built: Steady to 2.00 lower.
STEERS: Choice 1050/1480 Ibi,
6250-68.25; Select 55.00-61.75; Standard
40.50-50.25.
HEIFERS: Choice 1100/1450 Ibi,
63.00-69.00; Select 55.00-57.25.
COWS: Breaking Utility and Commer
cial 33.75-39.50; Cutter and Boning Utility
29.50-33.50; Canner & Low Cutter
23.00-29.00; Shells down to 18.00.
BULLS; Yield Grade 1 1275/2000 lbs,
39.75-44.50; Yield Grade 2 1150/2000 lbs,
35.00-38.75.
FEEDER STEERS: Few STEERS; Ml
650/850 lbs 55.00-56.50, M&L 2 350/550
lbs, 35.50-36.50; HEIFERS: Ml 565/750
lbs, 47.00-54.00; M&L 2 300/875 lbs,
23.00-40.00.
CALVES: 68: Choice 150/290 lbs,
62.50-72.00; Good 130/250 lbs,
36.00- Standard and Good 75/100
lbs, 15.00-21.00; Utilty 50/85 lbs,
5.00- FARM CALVES: Steady to
17.00 lower. No 1 Holstein Bulls 95/120
lbs, 38.00-52.50; No 2 Holstein Bulls
80/120 lbs, 20.00-40.00; Few No 1 Hols
tein Heifers 85/100 lbs, 35.00-50.00; Few
Beef Cross Bulls & Heifers 85/105 lbs,
22.00-
HOGS: 33: Barrows and Gilts: Steady to
4.00 lower, 1-3 225/265 lbs, 53.00-55.25;
2-3 240/280 lbs, 46.00-55.00.
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717/249-6720 716/343-5411
Serving Farmers Through Farm Equipment Dealers Since 1961
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Indiana
Farmers
P.L. Rohrer Holds Corn Trials
Mark Jacques, manager of product development with AgrlPro Seeds Inc., talks
about some of the 50 corn varieties planted In this plot In cooperation with P.L. Rohrer
& Bros. Inc. and local farmers. P.L. Rohrer held the field trial event this week for its
customers to allow them to see the different varieties and to meet with company rep
resentatives who actually develop varieties. The group also toured another field
where soybeans and high oil corn varieties were planted. The high oil varieties use a
row of pollinating plants to provide the genetics for several rows of male-sterile pro
duction plants. The hlgh-oil characteristic doesn’t express itself in self-pollinated
plants. The event was part of an ongoing program by P.L. Rohrer for seed develop
ment and local trials based on farmer/customer needs and local conditions.
SOWS: Few 1-3 335/475 lbs,
42.50-46.00; Few BOARS: 185/420 'b«,
28.00-34.00.
FEEDER PIGS: 33: US 1-3 25/40 Ibi,
23.00-29.00/bd.
SHEEP: 41: Choice 90/120 lbs,
70.00- Slaughter Sheep;
20.00-
GOATS: 4; Large one at 56.00; Smd!
15.00-36.00.
• Chop and feed the wettest silage bales
• Chop dry hay, straw, and corn stalks
• Discharges to either, or both sides for
free stall bedding
MANEUVERABLE
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Auguat 24, IM6-Al7
Jersey Shore
Livestock
Market, Inc.
Auction every Thursday
at 4:00 pan.
Jersey Shore, Fa.
Report supplied by Auction
Thursday, Aug. 22, 1996
RETURN TO FARM CALF
60.00-117.50.
GOOD VEAL: 30.00-59.00.
CUMMINGS M BRKKER,
COMMON VEAL: 10.00-29.00.
SELECT STEERS: 60.00-65.00.
COMMON STEERS: 57.00-59.00.
COMMERCIAL COWS: 34.00-42.00;
FEW 47.00.
CANNERS-CUTTERS: 25.00-33.00.
SHELLS: 15.00-24.00.
CHOICE HEIFERS: 62.00-64.00.
SELECT HEIFERS; 55.00-61.00.
COMMON HEIFERS: 47.00-54.00.
GOOD FEEDERS: 40.00-48.00.
COMMON FEEDERS; 20.00-39.00
BULLS: 35.00-44.00.
• Optional hose attachment for hard to
reach areas and mulching application
• Models available to handle all sizes of
round and big square bales
• 3 point mounted to operate in close
quarters
EASY TO
OPERATE
• Load bales with 3 point bale
handler, no loader required.
• Simple durable construction
• Operate with as little as 60 hp
MULTIPLE
BENEFITS
• Improved Palatability, less
waste
• Feed silage bales directly into
bunk or fenceline feeders.
Pre-chop material for TMR
mixer.
• Improved absorption ability of
bedding material, less
bedding required.
• Clean comfortable beds.
• Easier handling of manure
with chopped material
Inc.