Al4lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 17, 1998
Kirkwood Ag Auction
Produce
Kirkwood, PA
October 13, 10:00 A.M.
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: YELLOW DELICIOUS
4.00- MUTSU 7.00, ALL % BU.
BEANS; OREEN 3.00-12.00 BU, LIMA
SHELLED 2.50-3.00 PINT; LIMAS
33.00- BU.
BROCCOLI; .21-50.
CABBAGE: GREEN .45 HEAD.
4.50-550 50 LB. BOX.
CANTALOPES: .85 EACH.
CAULIFLOWER: 50-1.80 EACH.
EGGPLANT: 450-550 'A BU.
ORNAMENTALS: GOURDS 2.00-650
BOX; BIRDHOUSE GOURDS .25 EACH;
JACK-BE-LITTLES 150-5.50 Vi BU;
BABY PAMS .12-.40. INDIAN CORN:
■O5-.95 BUNCH; INDIAN FINGERS 5.00
BOX; BROOM CORN .30-.85 BUNCH;
FACE PUMPKINS SM. .80-1.20. MED.
1.80-2.20, LRGE. 1.60-3.50; PRIZE 8.00
EACH.
PEARS: ASIAN 17.00 25-LB. BOX.
PEPPERS: GREEN MED. 3.50-9.00,
LARGE 9.50-14.00, RED MED.
3.00-11.00; LARGE 6.00 BU.
POTATOES: WHITE 4.50-5.50 BU.
PUMPKINS: NECK .35-/75 EACH.
RED BEETS: 5.50-6.00 % BU.
SQUASH: BUTTERNUT .30 EACH,
SWEET CORN: 1.35-3.50 DOZ.
TOMATOES: SMALL 13.50 25 LB
BOX., MED. 8.00-21.00, LRGE.
15.00-21.00, ALL 25 LBS.; PLUM 11.50
25 LB BOX.
TURNIPS: 8.00-10.50 25 LBS,
FLOWERS: MUMS 1.20-1.70 6-INCH
POTS; 10-INCH 1.80-2.20; HANGING
MUMS 1.70-2.50; FLOWERING KALE
.90-1.60; FLOWERING CABBAGE
1.60-1.90; COXCOMB: 1.10-1.20.
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Weaverland Produce
Auction
New Holland, PA
Oct. 13 & Oct. IS, 1998
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 650-9.00 ‘A BU.
BEANS: OREEN 4.00-7.00 % BU.
BROCCOLI: .15-.65 HEAD.
CABBAGE; GREEN .OS-.4S HEAD.
CAULIFLOWER: .25-.6S HEAD.
ORNAMENTALS: GOOSE GOURDS
1.00-1.65 EACH; 1-B LITTLES 150-7.00
■ABU; INDIAN CORN 1.20-2.35;
INDIAN FINGERS .10-55.
PEPPERS: GREEN SM. TO LRGE.
6.00- BU; RED SM. TO LRGE.
4.00- ’A BU.
POTATOES: WHITE 5.00 50 LB.,
SWEET 4.00-5.00 ‘A BU.
PUMPKINS: NECK .10-55 EACH,
SQUASH: BUTTERNUT .12-.45.
TOMATOES: RED SM. TO LARGE
18.0022.00 25 LBS.
FLOWERS: MUMS 55-4.10.
NEXT AUCTION DAYS TUES.,
THURS., FRI. 9 A.M. HAY AND STRAW
SALE THURS. 9 A.M., CRAFT SALE
NOV. 14 9 A.M.
Kutztown Produce
Auction
Fleetwood, PA
Oct. 6 & OcL 8
Hay and Straw at 9:00 a.m. SaL followed
by produce
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 1.00-7.50 V, BU., 9.00-11.00
BU.
BEANS: GREEN 4.00-7.50, YELLOW
5.00-8.50.
GARLIC: .50-2.00 LB., BRAIDED
3.50.
CRAPES: 2.50-11.00 'A BU.
NECTARINES: 2.00-6.50 ‘A BU.
POTATOES: WHITE 1.00-5.00 50
LBS.; SWEET 2.00-6.00 ‘A BU.. 12.50
BU.
PUMPKINS: NECK .40230 EACH,
WATERMELONS: SEEDLESS
.10-.25; SANGRIA AND OTHERS
.10-.45.
ZUCCHINI; 330530 'A BU.
FLOWERS: PERENNIALS 304.00;
MUMS .50-1.85; BOUQUETS .50-2.75.
NURSERY STOCK: SHRUBS
.15-5.00; TREES 2.00-24.00.
ORNAMENTALS: FACE SM. TO
LROE. .402.50, .11-.l2‘A PER LB.;
PRIZE WINNER/810 MAC 45.0090.00,
GOURDS .50630 ‘A BU. .10.25 EA.;
GOOSE GOURDS .10-2.00 EACH;
lACK-B-UTTLES 2.00730 'A 8U.,8.00
BU.; BABY PAMS .10.40, INDIAN
CORN .25-2.10; INDIAN FINGERS
.10.70, POPCORN .15-.40.
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SEPTEMBER 17, 1998
LAUREL DELAWARE AUCTION
MARKET PRICES TO GROWERS FOR
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1998
-PUMPKINS: (368) EACH .25- 5.00
—CANTALOUPS: (541) PER MELON
ATHENA .45- .90 —WATERMELONS:
(6,466) PER MELON ALL SWEET 12-14
LB .90 15-19 LB .70- .85 CRIMSON
SWEET 12-14 LB .50- .55 15-19 LB 1.00-
1.35 SANGRIA 12-14 LB 35- .55 15-19
LB .60 YELLOW MEAT (NO WEIGHT)
.25 SEEDLESS SO- 1.25
LAST REPORT OF TEE SEASON
Is Every Cattleman’s Business!!
All Pennsylvania cattle producers are invited to attend one of the fall educational
meetings sponsored by the Pennsylvania Beef Council, the Pennsylvania Cattleman’s
Association, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, the Pennsylvania Live
stock Markets Association, Taylor Packing, and Moyer Packing. The meetings will
bring cattle producers the latest information on targeting breeding for customer
satisfaction, culling strategies, and enhancing beef quality and product value. The
beef industry is going through tough times and facing increasing competition, but
with good information, cattlemen can meet the challenges.
October, 1998
18 (Sun.) - Somerset
Somerset County Beef Producers’
Picnic Errer Hill Farm, 1:00 p.m.
19 (Fri) - Mercer
Mercer Livestock Auction, 6:30 p.m.
22 (Thurs.) - Middleburg
Middleburg Livestock Auction, 7:00
p.pi.
November, 1998
11 (Wed.)-York
Hosted by York & Adams Co.
Cattleman’s Assn. York 4-H Center,
6:30 p.m.
Beef Quality...
Cumberland Valley
Produce Auction
Shlppeuburg, Pa.
Week of October 5 - October 9
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 1.25-8.00 'A BU.
BEANS: GREEN 5.0010.00 'A BU.;
LIMAS 5.0018.00‘A BU.
BROCCOLI: 4.006.00.
CABBAGE: GREEN .55 HEAD.
.08-.40 LB.
CAULIFLOWER: .30.80 EACH.
CUCUMBERS: 930.
EGGPLANT: 2.006.00.
PEARS: 53010.00.
PEPPERS: GREEN SM. TO LRGE.
2.506.00 'A BU.; RED SM. TO LROE.
3.50-8.50; HOT 1.00; COLORED
3.25-5.00.
POTATOES: SWEET 3.50.
NECK PUMPKINS; .601.60 EACH.
PUMPKINS: .407.50.
RED BEETS: 5.006.00.
SQUASH: YELLOW 4.50; ACORN
5.00-7.00 'A BU.; BUTTERNUT
530-7.00; PATTY PAN 1.00; SPA
GHETTI 130.
SWEET CORN: .60.80.
TOMATOES: RED. SM. TO LRGE.
5.0021.00; YELLOW SM. TO LRGE.
2.008.00.
WATERMELON: SANGRIA
1.102.00.
ORNAMENTALS: PRIZE WINNER/
BIG MAC 2.00-9.50; GOURDS
1.75-7.00; GOOSE GOURDS .701.40;
JACK-B-LTTTLES 2.00-12.00; BABY
PAMS .08-.45; INDIAN CORN .25-1.60,
FINGERS .10.90; POPCORN .40.
FLOWERS: MUMS .403.90.
SALE DAYS TUES. AND THURS, 9
A.M.
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREE St
CRAFT SALE NOV. 24. 9 A.M.
Refreshments will be served at all locations!
Several more dates to be announced!
This is a GREAT program for all beef producers!
For further information contact:
Tammy Weaver, PA Beef Council
(717) 939-7000
Lebanon Produce Auction
ReUtvllle, Pa.
October 9-13
Report Supplied by Auction
APPLES: 4.00-3.00 ‘A BU.
BEANS: GREEN 11.30 ‘A BU., YEL
LOW 11.50 ‘A BU.
BROCCOLI: .15-.65 HEAD.
CABBAGE: GREEN .27 .90 HEAD.
CANTALOPES: MED. .33 .60 EACH.
CAULIFLOWER: .45-1.50 HEAD.
CIDER: 1.90-2.60 GAL.
EGGPLANT: 2.00 % BU.
PEPPERS: LRG. GREEN 4.25-6.00
1-1/9 BU.; LRG. RED 6.00 1-1/9 BU.
POTATOES: WHITE 3.75-6.23 50
LBS.
NECK PUMPKINS: .35-.90 EACH.
RED BEETS: 2.25-4.00 ’A BU.
TOMATOES: RED MED. 10.25-12.50
23 LBS.
WATERMELONS; SANGRIA .25-.80
EACH SMALL.
ORNAMENTALS: FACE PUMPKINS
35-1.40, MEDIUM .65-1.90, LARGE
1.75-2.50; PRIZE WINNERS/BIG MACS
2.25-5.50; GOURDS: GOOSE GOURDS
1.50 EACH; JACK-B-UTTLES 230-6.00
‘A BU.; BABY PAMS .25 .27 EACH;
INDIAN CORN .40-.80 BUNCH, FIN
GERS A 0 BUNCH.
FLOWERS: MUMS .75-1.80 EACH.
NEXT WEEK’S SALE DAYS TUBS.,
OCT. 20 AND FRL, OCT. 23 930 A.M.
Sponsored by:
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