Indiana
Livestock
Homer CRy, h.
Thunday, Oct. 14, 1990
Report Supplied By Auction
CATTLE: 117. STEERS STEADY TO
3.00 HIGHER. COWS STEADY TO 1.30
HIGHER. HEIFERS STEADY TO 250
HIGHER. STEERS: HI CHOIE 2-3
1090-1430 LBS. 635068.73, SELECT
1-3 3S.SO-61.00, STANDARD 1-2
30.00-33.00. HOLSTEIN STEERS:
CHOICE 2-3 1300-1383 LBS.
34.75-3t.00. SELECT 1-2 32.00-34.30.
STANDARD 1-2 36.3043.30. HEIFERS;
CHOICE 2-4 1090-1400 LBS.
62.23-6t.30, SELECT 1-3 54.0060.00,
STANDARD 1-2 44.5052.00.
COWS; BREAKERS 75-80* LEAN
36.7342.73, FEW TO 44.73, BONERS
*oBs* LEAN 32.00-37.00, LEAN
83-90* LEAN 27.0032.00, SHELLS
DOWN TO 27.00 A DOWN.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE I 14001*25
LBS. 42.23. YIELD GRADE 2 923-1763
LBS. 36.0042.75. FEEDER CATTLE:
STEERSMI43OONE AT72 JO. L-2 FEW
730923 LBS. 40.0052.50, ONE AT
61.00. HEIFERS MAL 2 360300 LBS.
48.0033.00, 373-730 LBS. 43.004t.00.
BULLS: Ml 303 A 360 TWO AT 70.00,
MAL 2 FEW 395-M0 LBS. 44.5066.00.
CALVES: 63. CH. 133 LBS. ONE AT
90.00 STANDARD A GOOD 93-113
LBS. 22 J 033.00. STANDARD * GOOD
75-15 LBS. 20.003000. UTILITY 60103
LBS. 13.0018.00
FARM CALVES: HOLSTEIN BULLS
STEADY. NO. I 90-120 LBS.
8250-110.00, ONE AT 115.00. NO. 2
85-125 LBS. 37.50-80.00. HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS NO. I 86* 108 LBS. 210.00*
290.00, NO. 2 90 LBS. ONE AT 170.00.
BEEF TYPE BULLS* HEIFERS 80-110
LBS. 77.50-110.00. ONE AT 137.50.
175-280 LBS. 43.0041.00.
HOOS: 26. BARROWS & GILTS
STEADY TO 1.00 HIGHER. 45-50%
225-270 LBS. 39.00-41.00. 40-45%
250-295 LBS. 37.00-38.25. SOWS: 1-3
GOO & 616 LBS. 15.00 & 16.00.
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717-259-6617
Carlisle
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Dallastown
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435 Locust St.
717-246-3095
1-800-632-9018
East Earl
GOODS LAWN &
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Route 23
717-445-4490
Elizabethtown
MESSICK’S
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717-367-1319, 717-653-8867
Ephrata
WES STAUFFER
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23 Pleasant Valley Rd.
717-738-42150
FEEDER PIGS: 77 2-3 2030 LBS.
00013.00 1-3 33-30 LBS. 17.0022.00.
SHEER; 7 H CH A PR. tt LBS. ONE AT
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OOATS: 1 NANNIES. LARGE 40.00.
Pennsylvania
livestock Auction
Waynetburg, Pa.
Tfaunday, OcL 14, 1999
Report Supplied By Auction
CATTLE: SL. COWS: UTILITY A
COMMERCIAL 345041.00; CANNER
A BONING UT1L1TY30.003650 CAN
NER A LOW CUTTER 26.0032.73;
SHELLS 26.00 A DOWN. BULLS:
YIELD GRADE 1 13004-2000#
38.00-48.30; YIELD GRADE 2
100001400# FAT 31.004050.
FEEDER STEERS: MAIM 300300#
33.0096.00; 230280# 34.00100.00, M
600900 LBS. 40.00-73.00. HEIFERS M
IAL-I 300-300# 42.00-83.00; L-l
400630* 42.0087.00. BULLS MAIM
300620# 43.0094.00.
CALVES: VEAL: PRIME 68.0078.00;
CHOICE 38.00-70.00; GOOD
33.006000.
FARM CALVES: *1 HOLSTEIN
BULLS 90120# FEW 33.0086.00; #2
HOLSTEIN BULLS 80100* FEW
12504000; BEEF X BULLAHFRSVHD.
20.0093.00.
HOOS: BARROWS A GILTS #l-2
210-255# 26.00-45.00, *2-3 255-2*o#
29.00-35.50; SOWS *l-3300-300* NONE
AVAILABLE.
FEEDER PIGS: 1-3 13-20*
3.00- 17.00/HD.; 1-3 23-33*
10.00- I.OCVHD.
LAMBS: HIGH CHOICE *O-100 LBS.
30.00- CHOICE 40-73 LBS.
30.00- FEEDER LAMBS GOOD
60.00- SHEEP K.OO-37.00; FAT
SHEEP 18.00 & DOWN.
GOATS: LARGE 35.00-100.0<yHD.;
MEDIUM 20.00-30.00/HD.; SMALL
10.00- 19.00/HD.
HORSES: 33.00-61.30; PONIES
20.00-
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To Allentown For Annual Session
HARRISBURG- Securing
drought relief for farmers, pas
sage of the Northeast Dairy
Compact at the federal level,
inheritance tax reform, educa
tional initiatives and establish
ing standards for cellular tele
phone owners are a few of the 70
topics to be discussed at the
upcoming Pennsylvania State
Grange Session, Oct. 23-26 in
Allentown, Lehigh County. The
1999 session marks the 127th
annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania State Grange.
About 800 Grange members
from around Pennsylvania will
gather at the Allentown Hilton
for the state convention to exam
ine resolutions and potentially
develop new policies as voted on
by the delegate body. The session
is being hosted by the Grange
members of the eight Granges in
Lehigh and Northampton coun
ties.
“The Grange is a grass-roots
organization which gets its poli
cies from the local Granges in
the form of resolutions,” said
Pennsylvania State Grange
Master (president) Bill Steel.
“Over the years the Grange has
successfully lobbied for such
issues as rural mail delivery,
establishment of rural electric
cooperatives and fairer prices
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for farmers. All these policies
started at a local Grange and
were then passed to the state
level.”
Highlights of the five-day
convention include the State of
Agriculture Address from
Secretary of Agriculture Sam
Hayes Jr., which is tentatively
scheduled for Monday after
noon, distribution of community
service projects in the local area
and presentation of various
departmental awards.
Award to be presented
Monday evening at the All-
Granger banquet include:
Community Service awards to
the top three Subordinate (local)
and Pomona (county) Granges,
Past Officer awards and the
Granger of the Year award, the
highest honor bestowed upon an
individual for service to the
organization.
Youth members, ages 15-35,
and Junior Grangers (5-14) will
take center stage Sunday as
they compete in the Public
Speaking and Sign-A-Song com
petitions beginning at 1:30 p.m.
in Rooms B and C of the
Allentown Hilton. The Sign-A-
Song contest showcases the abil-
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ODOR RESEARCH FIELD DAY
October 28, 1999
David Groff Farm 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Lewlsburg, PA
• Odor research field day to display new biofilter technology for
reducing odor from swine operations.
• Sponsored by Pennsylvania State University, The Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture, The Pennsylvania Pork Producers
Council, and Hostetler Management.
• Researchers Ken Kephart and Robert Mikesell will be available
through the day to answer questions.
• Brief presentation at 12:30 pm.
• Free Lunch.
Directions to the Farm:
From the North - Take 15 South from Route 80 toward
Lewisburg. Turn right on Colonel John Kelly Road (next to
Bierly’s Meat Market). Proceed about 2 miles, turn right onto
Churches Road, bear right at the Y. The two finishing barns will
be on your left.
From the South - Take 15 North from the Harrisburg area.
Cross Routes 45 and 192, pass the Country Cupboard, and turn
left on Colonel John Kelly Road (next to Bierly’s Meat Market).
Proceed about 2 miles, turn right onto Churches Road, bear
right at the Y. The two finishing barns will be on your left.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 16, 1999-Al9
ity to utilize sign language to
popular jmusic and help raise
awareness of deaf and hard of
hearing issues. Deaf and hard of
hearing awareness has been the
State’s Grange community ser
vice project since the mid 19605.
“The competition in these
events is tough and the talent is
outstanding as Youth members
battle for statewide honors and
the right to perform against
their peers from around the
country at the National Grange
convention,” Steel said. “These
youths demonstrate skills and
abilities that they have learned
as Grange members. Many are
leaders within their own
Granges and will one day be
leaders of our nation.”
The Pennsylvania State
Grange is a family fraternity
representing 30,000 rural
Pennsylvanians. The organiza
tion offers its members benefits
such as insurance, a credit
union, lobbying efforts, commu
nity service, and social activi
ties. The Grange is making
Pennsylvania a better place to
live through its legislative
endeavors, community service
work and providing member ser
vices.