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    De-Lancaster Finning, Saturday. February 28, 1998
MAIL OX MARKET
F R SALE
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Hay, Western hay directly
from farmer - $175-$195
quality guaranteed, or
buy/ton Elmer/Damel Esh
717-687-8882 or 717-768-
0045 Lane Co
NH Super 717 field chop
per corn/hay heads
$lOOO Good condition
wood hay racks, Bxl6 for
hay wagon 410-836-1985
Harford Co, MD
8N Ford new clutch
$2395 Troy built sickle
mower, nice - $525 David
Bradley walk behind with
attachments - $l5O 610-
488-6705 Berks Co
Large quantity saw duit -
free Small charge for load
ing Lane shingle mill -
$3500 1" hy press hose
717-754-4661 Sch Co
IH 4-bar hay rake - $3OO
1971 GMC sprayer truck
with 1,200 gallon stainless
tank - $5OOO 080 610-
252-1344 Northamp Co
John Deere K B A disk 24
blades, good condition
717-738-3620 Lane Co
Used 32' sth wheel Holiday
tnaler, spacious floor plan,
queen bed, large BR, bath,
extra extra clean - $12,500
610-926-3841 Berks Co
145LGT Ford riding mower
14hp, new paint - $875
717-445-4464 Lane Co
Tubar drum dumpers
movers Hydraulic/manual
Crown oil tired boiler w/coil
125 K BTU - $lOO V-snow
plow, 8' cut 410-398-7680
Cecil Co, MD
Famco vertical milling
machine, 1994 Chevy roll
back, 107 Cub Cadet,
mower, rototiller, snow
blower and blade, 69 Ply
Roadrunner 410-642
6218 Cecil Co, MD
1939 JD L good condition
JD M parts and imple
ments, JD L rear weights -
$175, JD M wheel repair
717-482-2070 Lyc Co
Dump truck, 1969 Int, 25K
GVW, runs and operates,
great for farm use or site
truck - $l2OO 080 717-
235-0811 York Co
Liberty mobile home,
14x70, three bedrooms,
two baths, air conditioning,
cathedral ceiling, good
condition must move -
$6550 080 610-285-
2832 Lehigh Co
Wheel horse tractor, 10hp
Koehler, 48” deck, #954,
full restoration of nice origi
nal, ready for work/show
610-935-4945 Chester Co
269 NH baler with thrower,
call after 7pm 717-837-
3271 Snyder Co
Generator, Onan gas
$250 Air starter, Detroit
diesel - $l5O 10 00x20
straight tread tires on rims
new and recaps 717-428-
1197 York Co
Two standing corn cribs,
Behlen EXL-15 and EL-10
with air shafts, excellent
3pt, 100 gallon sprayer and
pump 814-349-8177
Centre Co
Hay, nice quality orchard
timothy mix - $3 50/bale,
$l6O/ton Green, no dust or
mold Delivery available
610-286-9698 Chest Co
3pt harrows, 10' with xtra
teeth-$2OO NH Super 770
corn chopper - $5OO Valley
Brook Farm Layton NJ
973-948-5781 Sussex Co
NJ
JD1240 4R30" corn
planter plateless drive, dry
fertilizer monitor, insecti
cides - $950 215-538-
1175 Bucks Co
Modified tractor 30 5x32
tires aluminum wheels
MICO brakes 433 Chevy
8 71 blower - $7500 Con
sider trade for good JDB3O,
717-739-4554 Sch Co
1950 JD B. runs good IH 56 four row corn planter,
sheet metal rough needs cleaned and stored after
TIC stanhouse loader, fits each use 717-488-6281
Farmall H, etc 717-739- Wayne Co
4554 Schuylkill Co
Jacobsen comm front line
Niemeyer 17'hay flutter, JD mower, 22hp, 60" cut
494, corn planter, Ml 3pt Jacobsen 72" cut, 24hp,
fert spreader MacKissic Kubota diesel engine,
feed processor, portable clean 610-933-2469
mixed hay 215-256-8533 Montg Co
Montg Co
Sear Suburban 10hp trac
tor - $165 Simplicity lawn
tractors (5), models 717,
mower decks, snowblower
attached, not running -
$165/ea 908-236-2297
Clinton Co, NJ
Gravely attachments, 40”,
two blade deck, snoblow
er, 30” mower, quick-hitch,
rotary plow, all in very
good shape 410-592-
6848 Balto Co, MD
12” volt battery for electric
pallet jack or forklift
w/charger - $225 Multiton
hyd pallet jack 5500 lbs -
$l5O 717-445-6977 Lan
caster Co
Gehl 1200 chopper, 2RN,
electric controls - $l9OO
Wade Ram 720 ft 8m -
$l4OO 717-859-6615
Lancaster Co
JD 825 three-bottom 16"
rollover plow with coulters
- $llOO 302-492-3709
Kent Co, DE
4-bottom 18" spring reset,
International plow - $6OO
494 A 30" John Deere corn
planter - $350 good condi
tion 717-922-4386 Union
Co
Firewood - $5 pickup load,
you cut, standing or sea
soned Osborne fiberglass
hog feeders, 79 Chevy
Impala 350 - $250 717-
684-5352 Lancaster Co
826 IH 2-remotes, w/front
20 8-38 rubber 6550
Motorized feed cart, shp,
Honda Wanted soybean
drum for IH air planter
717-228-2703 Leb Cq
Mixed hay for sale by the
bale or by the ton Call
afters pm 717-725-3764
Clinton Co __
Arab colt, 2yr old - $750
4yr old Anglo Arab - $l5OO
More 717-275-0208
Montour Co
Vases 15" H Bnstal type
blue hand painted flowers,
vbirds, appt 130 yr old, best
offer 615 W Johnson St,
Philadelphia, PA 19144
74A 38-S Kmzer Rd, farm
Lane Co, make offer
Write Moses Fisher, 3407
Kelly's Corner Rd, Interlak
en, NY 174847
Farmall Cub, has mower
and cult, some new parts -
$l7OO Call after 6 410-
658-5314 Cecil Co, MD
Automatic, brake, unit for
90 Olds Cutlass Supreme,
used - $375 Call anytime
610-779-4586 Berks Co
Gruber wagon’ Also, John
Deere No 8 grass mower
Call 610-926-5230 Berks
Co
Fox 3310 chopper, 6 5
hay head, elect controls -
$2200 Bent & Scratch roof
off Miller pro forage wagon
- $lOO 717-272-0041
Lebanon Co
4-Rebuilt IH 56 corn
planter shoes - $4O 2-1-
bottom plows, 1 IH’, 1 MH
Pony - $5O each 717-
896-8349 Dauphin Co
1978 IH school bus, 546 mi
on rebuilt 36 passenger,
great shape, current PA
inspection Asking $2OOO -
make offer 814-237-9279
Centre Co
Potato digger, IH 1-row pto
- $650 Generator 110/
220 v, 2500 w - $175 Far
mall F2O - $7OO Case SC,
vg - $lO5O 609-298-6440
Burlmgtnon Co, NJ
1989 Ford Tempo, sspd,
76K mi Woods RM4OO fin
ishing mower, both in good
condition 717-949-6548
Lebanon Co
Beagle, 3yr old, male
$25 Pygmy goats, regis
tered and unregistered,
bucks does, wether - $75-
$175 717-933-4978
Lebanon Co
WD Allis tractor front end
loader and snow plow
sickle bar - $lBOO SS hog
finish feeders 717-933-
5683 Berks Co
TMR cart, 30bu, with
scales, JD 3940 chopper
pickup and 2RN heads, all
very good condition
Leave message 717-398-
3924 Lycoming Co
2 Universal double milker
units, stainless steel -
$lOO each Antique vacu
um pump, Vane flat belt
type - $75 860-364-5873
Litchfield Co, CT
Singer #3ISVS heavy duty
upholstery sewing mach
ine, in working condition -
$l5O Jonas Stoltzfus, 515
Leesbndge Road, Notting
ham, PA 19362 Chester
Co
JD 440 crawler loader for
sale, very nice condition -
$5OOO 12 inch board
edger, portable - $lOOO
717-284-2862 Lane Co
AKC breeders Akita, Ger
man Shepherd, Cocker,
Pomeranians, Poodle,
American Eskimo Mostly
young dogs, will sell as
group or single 717-786-
3915 Lancaster Co
Round bales corn fodder -
$lO each Telephone poles
- $2O/ft Straw - $BO/ton
610-856-1103 Berks Co
Feed conveyors - 16'
Rissler, 30' Rissler, 40'
Starlme, 20' Cardinal
Motors available 717-
872-9194 Lancaster Co
Safeguard electric chick
brooders, with dropping
pans, GQF quail layer
pens with waterers, feed
ers, dropping pans - $250
each 717-687-5143 Lan
caster Co
Agßag plastic 8 smil,
new/used, good/clean,
many sizes Bx4o thru
12x200, great for covers,
gardening, watershdes,
etc 717-529-6744 Lan
caster Cq
115 John Deere chuck
wagon box, good cond ,
hyd pump and mixer for
mushroom beds, no Sun
day calls 717-548-3994
Lancaster Cq
Fruit and vegetable wash
er, 245", 3-pt John Deere
4-16" bottom plow, 1955
Packard clipper, good con
dition 717-642-5230
Adams Co
Stauffer 2-row tob
planter, good condition,
small tractor disc good for
small farm - $75 120 g LP
gas tank 717-445-5085
Lancaster Co
Case rear hub tracto
weights - $25 ea Wanted
pulley tor 900 Case 385
Spring Hill Rd, Quarryville
Lancaster Co
87 Plymouth Reliant LE,
4dr, 2 5, AT, AC, PS, PB,
R-defr, 93K, new struts,
tires, inspected, clean -
$B5O 610-430-6694
Chester Co
Rissler taperboard feed
ers, 2-70', 1-45' long, IH
710 4016 automatic reset
plow - $l4OO 717-626-
5023 Lancaster Co
Three row mechanical
6000 transplanter, double
tool bar cushion seats tray
carroussels frame carries
28 flats - $6500 516-726-
4989 Suffolk Co, NY
20 auto repair manuals for
sale 1965 to 1990, make
offer 610-253-4263
Northampton Co
Corn planter, 2-row, 56
International with insecti
cide, fertilizer, hoppers
David Miller, 300 Township
Rd, Line University, PA
19352 Chester Co
Ford 1210 tractor, 16hp,
diesel, 4wd, 5' mower,
front blade, cab, 1050 hrs,
$6300 301-854-6431
Howard Co, MD
Used tires v-gnp (1)8 3x24
70%, (1)7x24 40% on rim
best offer Call evenings
610-286-0420 Chest Co
Three Int Scout 11, 1976
gas, 2 1978 gas,diesel
one partial restored -
$lOOO takes all three
609-627-1952 Camden
Co, NJ
Mixed hay several hun
dred large rounds, NH9O
bale handler, Cat diesel
dump truck, located at 180
322 interchange 814-
238-4588 Centre Co
1979 Inti hay truck, model
1854, 23' stake body,
DT466 diesel, sspd, low
milage, bed/overcab good
condition. 609-953-9314
Burlington Co, NJ
2" 1030’
gal irrigation pipe,
20 20' risers and rambird
sprinklers, very good con
dition 717-442-3062
DEL VOIGHT
Agronomy Extension Agent
Lebanon County
The 1998 season has officially started with
most producers awaiting soil conditions favoring
field activities. One crop that demands attention
is the small grain crops. This article will offer
some suggestions on assessing stands, applying
nitrogen and other important information related
to small grains.
Winter wheat and winter barley will need a
timely application of nitrogen to induce tillering
by the plants. I checked a few fields and noticed
that tillering has begun. In addition, populations
look ideal forecasting a possible high yielding
crop.
Producers can check their own fields by simply
walking and pulling a few plants. First pull a few
and determine the stage of growth. One should
consult the “Penn State Agronomy Guide” for
specifics on staging. The important point is to be
able to identify when the plant tillers. This can be
observed by pulling a plant and looking for a stem
or stems emerging from the main plant crown.
Once the plant begins to tiller an application of
nitrogen will cause the plant to produce multiple
tillers, further ensuring a 1.2-1.5 million plant
stand and filling in where plants might have died
over winter or been eaten by some animal or bird.
The next item while in the field one should
note is population. To determine populations
simply measure 1 foot in several areas and count
the number of plants. Once you have a count for
several areas average the count to get the average
number of plants per foot Wheat and barley re
quite 19 plants per foot in 7-inch row spacing, 22
in 8-inch row spacing, and 27 in 1 Clinch row
spacing.
Compare the results from the field with these
figures and this will determine the urgency of get
ting nitrogen on the Held or to abandon the stand.
If the plants per foot are low @ 14 in 7-inch rows,
then an application should be made immediately
to stimulate tillering. One may also refer to the
agronomy guide for more information on assess
ing plant stands.
Weeds are starting to grow and while produc
ers are in the field they should check for emer
gence and presence of weeds. I observed many
species of winter annuals such as chick weed,
henbit, and pennycress present Also, I observed
bull thistle (biannual) in the rosette stage. One
weed I was looking for was Canada thistle and I
did not see any up out of the ground. This is im
portant because if a producer decides to put a
herbicide in with the nitrogen and apply it this
early many weeds may not be present and emerge
later and, hence, cause yield loss.
Since tillering lasts until growth stage three
Butler Stor-N-Dry com bin,
fan model 426251 fan plus
propane heater Baldo
7 9hp motor, just rebuilt -
$2OO 717-927-9256 York
Co
Black Rock 750 g manure
spreader, like new - $2050
3-ton wooden feed bin -
$375 381 Little Britain Rd
N , Quarryville, Lane Co
Small Grain Crops
Demand Attention
7yr general purpose red
sorrel, light mane/tail, good
broke, single/double. Elis
Hoover, 1180 Woodlyn Dr,
Denver. Lancaster Co
New steel wheels, rim size
14x51, plus 2.5" cleats,
rubber block design, two
for - $7OO. 717-354-0810
Lancaster Co
(three tillers formed), producers with little weed
emergence at this time may choose to wait a cou
ple of weeks before applying nitrogen and herbi
cide as a tank mix.
Besides the timing of nitrogen on wheat and
barley the amount is critical. Too much and the
crop could lodge, too little and yield will suffer.
Penn State recommends the following nitrogen
rates:
Small Grain Manure history
1-2 years 3-4 years None
Wheat 0.30 Ib/acre 30-60 Ib/acre 60-90 Ib/acre
Barley q
If soybeans were grown last year and rotated toy
wheat crop producers need to account for the ad-1
didonal nitrogen supplied from the soybeans I
usually 1 pound per bushel of soybeans harvested
the previous season. For example if 40 bushels
were harvested last year and the required total ni- i
trogen requirement for a wheat crop is 90
then the total nitrogen needed to be top dressed ;
would be 60 pounds (90-40), The source of nitre-■'l
gen used will vary on the specific system the pro-J
ducer employs. Mixtures of liquid nitrogen M
28-0-0 mixes with liquid ammonium sulfate'l
8-0-0-8 or a half and half mix of dry urea 46-0-0 ,
and ammonium sulfate 21-0-0 has proved to en- ,
hance yields in wheat and barley. Local plant j
food suppliers are able to provide any mix pro-i |
ducers request Producers should work with local j
dealers to develop the proper mix and rate for the .J
small grain fields. i
Small grains are an excellent option for pro
ducers farming drought-prone soils. Yields of 90
bushels or more of wheat and barley or 6 tons per
acre of silage may be obtained in rotation with
soybeans to offset drought problems because of
the likelihood of rains in the spring when small
grains need moisture and soybeans which need
rain in early fall when rains again become pre
dictable. Those not currently raising small grains
should consider this versatile crop.
High yielding small grains may be obtained by
assessing stands and adjusting nitrogen applica
tion times to promote tillering, managing weed
problems, and supplying just the right amount of
nitrogen for expected yield, maintaining a 6.5 pH
or better on soils, and monitoring disease poten
tial in late spring. By following some simple prin
ciples, producers can maintain profitability in
farming.
A LESSON
WELL
LEARNED...
Lancaster Farming's
CLASSIFIED ADS
GET RESULTS!
Phone: 717-394-3047
or 717-626-1164
1939 AC WC with PTO and
trip pedal, runs good, sheet
metal ok - $6OO. 410-798-
4384. A.A. Co. MD
Yorkie males do you need a
stand buy or make Yorkie
Poo's. AKC papers. Best
offer. Daniel Esh. 717-768-
0045 Lancaster Co
1953 Farmall Super M, live
hyd . ps, excellent shape -
$3OOO firm Other Farmall
parts 410-867-4109 A A
Co, MD
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