Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 23, 1999, Image 8

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    AS-Uncaster Fanning, Saturday, January 23, 1999
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A Lunar Beginning
The new year began with a full Moon on the first of
January, called the Full Wolf Moon tor those hungry
wolves that howl in the snow This week. January
signs off with a second bold illumination, the Full Old
Moon of January 11, which is called a "blue Moon" for
being the second full Moon within a month March
1999 will also have two full Moons (Full Crust and Full
Worm), but February has no full Moon this
year, and the year 2000
won’t have any blue
Moons at all
Two full
Moons in a calendar
month bring on
flood.
icr Steam vaporizers and ultrasonic humidifiers are less
apt than the cool mist variety to spread bacteria.
Cold Prevention Soup
4 cups chicken broth
1 tablespoon minced garlic
ground pepper, to taste
1 bay leaf
juice of 1 lemon
Combine all mgre
clients except thi
lemon juice in
saucepan and simmi
briefly Remove fro:
heat and add the lei
juice. Remove the
leaf and sip the soup
a mug so you can inhale
United Feature Syndicate 200 Madison Ave.
(Printed in the U S A ) N.Y , NY 10016
(212-293-8500)
Needed for population
Spring of 99
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
Purina Mills, Inc.
1-800-873-5300
Full Old Moon, Jan. 31
the steam sure relief
when a cold is coming on 1
Makes 4 servings.
Contact
Today
Last Week
OLD
FARMER’S
Last Year
WEATHER
PROVERBS
CALVES: COMPARED TO THURS.’S
AUCTION, VEALERS SOLD 1.00-2.00
HIGHER AND SLAUGHTER CALVES
WERE FULLY STEADY. HOLSTEIN
BULL FARM CALVES WERE STEADY
TO 15.00 LOWER THAN THURS.’S
ACTIVE MARKET AND HEIFERS
WERE STEADY IN A LIGHT TEST.
VEALERS: GOOD AND CHOICE
70-110 LBS. 18.00-24.00. STANDARD
AND LOW GOOD 60-90 LBS.
11.00-20.00.
if sunset on
Sunday is
cloudy, it will
rain heforet
Wednesday.
SLAUGHTER CALVES: GOOD AND
CHOICE 200-350 LBS. 85.00-95.00;
350-500 LBS. 65.00-80.00. STANDARD
300-600 LBS. 40.00-65.00.
RETURNED TO FARM: HOLSTEIN
BULLS 95-125 LBS. 80.00-124.00.
PLAINER TYPE BULLS 80-115 LBS.
40.00- FEW HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
80-115 LBS. 140.00-196.00.
SHEEP; COMPARED TO THURS..
WOOLED SLAUGHTER LAMBS OVER
80 LBS. SOLD 5.00 HIGHER; LIGHT
WEIGHTS AND NEW CROP LAMBS
TRADED STEADY TO WEAK.
SLAUGHTER EWE PRICES WERE
STEADY TO 5.00 HIGHER.
SLAUGHTER lAMBS: NEW CROP
CHOICE AND PRIME 2-3 30-50 LBS.
125.00- 50-90 LBS. 105.00-125.00.
WOOLED CHOICE AND PRIME 2-3
45-80 LBS. 100.00-115.00; 80-110 LBS.
80.00- 110-140 LBS. 70.00-80.00.
if on Friday it
rain, twill on
Sunday
again; if
Friday he
dear, have for
Sunday no
fear.
A January
spring is
worth
naething.
Much rain in
January, no
blessing to the
fruit.
New Holland
Sales Stables
Report Supplied By USDA
Monday, Jan. 18
Calvea Sheep Goals
229 727 907
262 1163 634
230 1427 1309
FOR SALE - MANURE
► 20-25 ton trailer loads J
$9/per ton depending
L on distance J
VINTAGE SALES STABLES. INC. 1
Paradise, PA 17562 w
L(717) 442-4181 J
L. Robert Frame, President
Dr. Gary Pusillo, Board I^^^^^^^^Nutritionist
Tom Levar, Soil Ecologist
Glenn Shirk, Lancaster County Dairy Extension Agent
Don Weaver, Wayne Knerr, Maurice Sinam, Ed Koncle
• Meeting needs of replacement heifers and dry cows
• Managing soil nutrition for maximum production
• Herd health through proper nutrition
• Well managed dariy farms lead to profitability
Lunch and Instructional Materials Provided
Reservations required by noon Monday, Jan. 25
Contact
Cochranvilie Ag Service
Melvin & Merlin Stoltzfus
Cochranvilie, PA
1-610-869-9627
Homestead
Nutrition
Don Weaver
New Holland, PA
1-717-354-4398
GOOD AND CHOICE 45-80 LBS.
75.00-100.00.
SLAUGHTER EWES: GOOD AND
CHOICE YEARLINGS AND 2 YEAR
OLDS 40.00-65.00. UTILITY AND
GOOD 1-3 35.00-50.00. AGED BUCKS
200-280 LBS. 30.00-45.00.
GOATS: BY THE HEAD. LARGE
BILLIES 100.00-125.00, FEW TO 155.00,
MEDIUM 70.00-125.00, CHOICE AND
PRIME MUTTON 75.00-95.00; LARGE
NANNIES 60.00-80.00, MEDIUM
40.00- CHOICE AND PRIME
YEARLINGS 60.00-90.00; CHOICE
AND PRIME KIDS 40.00-66.00, GOOD
20.00-
Four States
Livestock
Hagentown, Md
January 20, 1999
Report aupplied by Auction
SLAUGHTER COWS: 112 HEAD,
1.00- LOWER. UTILITY
34.00- HIGH DRESSING
38.00- CANNERS 30.00-34.00;
SHELLY 30.00 DOWN.
BULLS: 3 HEAD. YG#l 1700-2000
LBS. 43.75-46.75; YO#2 1280 LBS. AT
40.00.
FED STEERS: 33 HEAD; ACTIVE,
1.00 HIGHER. HIGH CHOICE TO
PRIME 1200-1450 LBS. 63.75-65.50;
CHOICE #l-3 60.50-63.00; LOW
CHOICE SS.OO-60.00; STANDARD
1100-1250 LBS. 48.00-51.00.
FED HEIFERS: 15 HEAD. HIGH
CHOICE TO PRIME 1100-1375 LBS.
64.00-66.25; CHOICE #l-3 60.00-63.75;
900-1050 LBS. 55.50-60.75; LOW
CHOICE HOLSTEINS 1300 LBS. AT
46.75.
VEAL CALVES; 135 HEAD. CULLS
BS-110 LBS. 24.00-30.00. 60-80 LBS.
16.00-24.00.
FARM CALVES: HOLSTEIN BULLS
STEADY. SPOTS 5.00 HIGHER. #1
95-120 LBS. 85.00-115.00, FEW TO
120.00; 88-94 LBS. 50.00-80.00; 125-135
YOU’RE INVITED TO
Topics Include
Seminar Sponsored by
Agßestore, P.L. Rohrer, Inc.,
and Homestead Nutrition
LBS. TO 77.00; HOLSTEIN HEIFERS #1
90-120 LBS. 150.00-190.00; «2 75-90
LBS. 50.00-100.00; BEEF X BULLS
50.00- HEIFERS TO 60.00.
BUTCHER HOGS: 41 HEAD. #143
225-260 LBS. TO 27.50; 200-225 LBS
24.00- 1 LOT 284 LBS. AT 25.00;
300-375 LBS. 25.00-31.00.
SOWS: 400-650 LBS. 21.00-22.00
THIN 12.00-15.00.
STOCK CATTLE: 112 HEAD
ACTIVE: BIDDING PRICES HIGHER
STEERS MED. AND LRGE. FRAME
74.00- 400-600 LBS. 68.00-81.50; 4
HEAD 650 LBS. AT 69.50.
HEIFERS: MED. AND LARGE
FRAME 300-500 LBS. 65.00-73.00,
500-700 LBS. 58.00-68.00.
BULLS: MED. AND LARGE FRAME
200-400 LBS. 75.00-82.00; 400-600 LBS.
63.00- 600-800 LBS. 52.00-65.00.
DAIRY REPLACEMENTS; 28 HEAD.
LARGE SPRINGERS 960.00-1250.00;
MEDIUM 650.00-975.00; SMALL
500.00- FRESH 535.00-725.00;
SMALL HEIFERS 180.00-325.00;
MEDIUM 380.00-525.00; LARGE OPEN
585.00- HOLSTEIN BULLS
LARGE 650.00; SMALL TO MED.
350.00-
GOATS: 35.00-76.00.
PIGS AND SHOATS: 76 HEAD. BY
THE HEAD, 30-45 LBS. 11.00-16.00;
45-60 LBS. 15.00-20.00.
LAMBS: 7 HEAD. 90-110 LBS.
69.00- 70-90 LBS. 85.00-91.00.
USDA-D Market News Service Farmeis
Livestock Marketing Assoc. Greenville
Illinois
No report on Monday slaughter cattle
trading due to no reporters available.
@} PARS, inc.
(POSITIVE APPROACH FOR REVfIAUZINS SOILS)
806 Milton grove Road South • Elizabethtown. PA 17022-9648
Distributors Of;
W NACHURS.
jBHw Fertilizer
Call our office for the salesman nearest you.
1-800-929-2676
Dealer Inquiries Welcome
STOCK NUTRITION nS
ANUARY 26,1999
'ant, New Holland, PA .1. jM
M - 3:00 PM
Elvin Ranck
Mifflintown, PA
1-717-436-9142
St. Louis
Cattle, Hogs
Springfield U.
Tuesday, January 19, 1999
'Agri-SC.
V. treatment y
Steve Lantz
Leola, PA
1-717-656-6648