Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 01, 1998, Image 8

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    AB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 1, 1998
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By the Silvery Moon
What some Native American tribes knew as the
Full Green Corn Moon (not to be confused with
July’s Full Corn Tassel Moon or Ripe Moon),
others knew as the Red Moon, for the heat and haze
that makes the rising Moon
appear reddish Other
included the Woodcutter’s Moon,^^^^^
All Elk Call Moon, and Berries Ripen
Even in the Night Moon. Around Lake
Champlain and the Great Lakes, where"V
large sturgeon can be caught by fishermen ■
this month, this month’s Moon is called f
the Full Sturgeon Moon.
The Moon, her face if red he, Of water
speaks she.
■a- Take your unsorted photos on vacation with you and
update the family albums.
Roasted Corn with Herb Butter
1 tablespoon chopped fresh
herbs (basil, sage, thyme,
chives whstever's
fresh!) OR 1 teaspoon
powdered chili, paprika,
or minced garlic
1 stick (1/2 cup) butter,
softened
6 large ears corn, with
husks on
Mix herb(s) into soft
ened butter, form into
a stick or log, and
refrigerate until firm ijJl.U'.'lWtl
Sprinkle corn husks with UtJGQtOT
water and preheat broiler
United Feature Syndicate 200 Madison Ave
(Printed in the U S A ) NY, NY 10016
(212-293-8500)
Needed for population
this faii
through Spring of SB
Hog Finishing Barns
1000-4000 Head Capacity
No experience necessary
We Provide:
Single source of pigs
High Health pigs
Fixed contract payment
Assistance in obtaining financing
Successful record in industry
Long term contracts
Finishing Barn Ownership Benefits:
Steady, positive cash flow
Building equity in facilities
Excellent Part-time income
K
Purina Mills, Inc.
1-800-873-5300
Full Green Corn Moon, Aug. 7
- Zum Indians
or grill Roast corn on a
baking sheet in the broil
er or over the covered
grill, turning, until all
sides turn black Keep
turning and roasting
about 5 minutes, until
corn kernels are tender
Peel back husks, without
detaching, and serve with
chilled herb butter
Makes 6 servings.
Contact
Four States
Livestock
Hagerstown, Md
July 29, 1998
Report supplied by Auction
SLAUGHTER COWS: 89 HEAD,
STEADY PRICES. UTILITY 35.50-39.00;
HIGH DRESSING 40.00-41.50; CAN
NERS 32.00-36.00; SHELLY 31.00
DOWN.
# OLD
FARMER’S
BULLS; 13 HEAD. YG#l 46.00-54.75;
YG#2 42.75-47.00.
WEATHER
PROVERBS
FED STEERS: HIGH CHOICE
1100-1350 LBS. 61.50-63.00; LOW
CHOICE 57.00-60.50; SELECT
52.00-57.00.
FED HEIFERS: NONE.
VEAL CALVES: 159 HEAD. 1
CHOICE 190 LBS. AT 69.00; CULLS
85-110 LBS. 23.00-31.00, 60-85 LBS.
18.00-25.00; WEAK/ROUGH 18.00
DOWN.
None in
August should
over the land,
FARM CALVES: HOLSTEIN BULLS
#1 95-120 LBS. 65.00-85.00; #2
40.00-60.00; 85-95 LBS. 35.00-50.00;
HOLSTEIN HEIFERS #1 95-120 LBS.
in December
none over the
sea
If the wind he
hushed with
sudden heat,
expect heavy
rain
Lightning in
the north in
summer ts a
sign of heat.
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( A vitamins, minerals - everything animals need for economical milk production and growth
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A For lactatmg cows, the nitrogen content of Pro-Lix means plenty of protein available for milk production
vg) and growth
. Finally, for dry cows, Pro-Lix not only helps maintain their health during the dry period it prepares them for
/\ the next lactation The Ca P ratio in Pro-Lix helps control milk fever, while the Vitamin E and selenium aids
9 in clean-up after the birth of a calf
The payoff is healthier animals and economical production, all year round!
MARYLAND
S/S Farm & Home Bedford Farm Bureau
' Sykesville, MD Bedford, PA
410/795-1234 814/623-6194
NEW JERSEY
Woodstown Ice & Coal
Woodstown, NJ
609/769-0069
WEST VIRGINIA
Cedar Ridge
Fencing Co.
Weston, WV
304-873-1228
Stalnaker’s Farm
Weston, WV
304-269-5042
NONE; #2 80-110 LBS. 60.00-112.00;
BEEF X BULLS 50.00-85.00.
BUTCHER HOGS: #l&3 220 LBS. AT
34.50.
SOWS: 300-500 LBS. 23.00-25.00.
BOARS: 1 370 LBS. 12.00.
STOCK CATTLE: 54 HEAD. STEERS
300-500 LBS. 65.00-70.00; 700-1050 LBS.
50.00-57.00.
HEIFERS: 300-600 LBS. 55.00-65.00;
600-800 LBS. 50.00-57.00.
BULLS: 200-500 LBS. 55.00-65.00;
500-700 LBS. FEW TO 53.00.
DAIRY REPLACEMENTS: 42 HEAD.
26 REG. BROWN SWISS 550.00-1250.00
AVG. 861.00; 2 JERSEYS 650.00-750.00;
2 HOLS. 935.00-950.00; OTHER CON
SIGNMENTS. LARGE HOLS SPRIN
GERS 900.00-1000.00; LARGE FRESH
860.00-950.00; MEDIUM 500.00-675.00;
SMALL 450.00-585.00.
GOATS: 1 LARGE THIN BILLY 64.00;
MED. FLESHY 35.00-55.00; SMALL
11.00-21.00.
PIGS AND SHOATS: BY THE HEAD.
1 LOT 25 LBS. AT 10.00; BY THE LB. 3
BRED SOWS 300-400 LBS. 24.00-26.00.
b
Best of all, Pro-Lix works with all types of pasture grass or forage,
as a free-choice supplement, a top-dressing, or a ration mix
■VANI
PENN!
Brookland Mills
McVeytown, PA
717/899-6772
Dayton Feed Mill
Dayton, PA
814-257-8812
G&R Liquid Feed
Newville, PA
717-776-4763
Heisey Farm Service
Mt Joy, PA
717-653-1568
Report Supplied by Auction
Tuesday, July 28, X 998
CALVES .02-1.60.
COWS .13-.41V1.
EASY COWS .10-33.
FEEDERS 300-600 LBS. .32-.87,
HEIFERS .22V4 -.57.
BULLS .3914 -.64.
STEERS .46-.59.
HOGS .39-.46.
ROASTING PIGS EACH 15.00-18.00.
BOARS .02-.42.
SOWS .02.
SHEEP .13-.60.
LAMBS EACH 20.00-38.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .23-1.02%
GOATS EACH 45.00-145.00.
KIDS EACH 9.00-70.00.
HIDES EACH 15.00.
TOTAL 919.
FOR SALE!
jp/FABMFBESH Y^jJ
FEEDER CATTLE
50 Head of 950# Holstein Steers
All from one large Southern Dairy !
65 Head of 750# Holstein Steers
Direct from the farm & ready for you l
60 Head of 825# Steers
Angus, Black-White Face
10% Charolais Cross
Peas in a pod'
As always, all prices are quoted delivered to your
farm, with IBR-BVD inoculation. Shipping fever
preventative shot, and Selenium booster.
CALL TODAY FOR PRICES!
raM\ Willier, Incorporated
fti Inside PA 717-626-3113
W Fax: 717-626-1260
Outside of PA: 1-800-485-2233
Johnson Liquid Feed
Tunkhannock, PA
717/836-1226
717/836-4500
1-800-475-4492
Martin’s Ag Service
New Holland, PA
717/354-4996
Ross’s Feed & Grain
Quarryville, PA
717/786-7361
Susquehanna Seed
and Feed
Mifflmburg, PA
717/966-2580
H.R. Wentzel
Bridgeport, PA
717/789-3306
North Jersey
Livestock
Hackettstown, NJ
Seiple & Sdn
Easton, PA
610/258-7146
Tyrone Milling
Tyrone, PA
814/684-3400
Watson's Feed Service
Mercer, PA
412/662-5219
Whitmoyer Liquid Feed
Myerstown, PA
717/933-5011
Farmers Union Co-Op
Greencastle, PA
717/597-3191