Frequency Makes A Beneficial Difference
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milk-out because of its action of
contracting the muscle fibers
surrounding the udder secretory
alveoli. What has not been
known is that oxytocin may
have another role besides the
milk-let-down effect when fre
quency of milking is changed.
A new study at the University
of Shiraz in Iran found that dif
ferent frequencies of oxytocin
injections over entire lactations
of milking sheep resulted in sig
nificantly higher yields and
longer lactations with more fre
quent days of injections. Also,
milk fat contents increased and
somatic cell counts decreased
HSING LUNG FARM
TOP LINE OF MACHINERY DISPERSAL
NYS Route 12 Hubbardsville, NY (Madison Co.)
SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 2000 *11:00 AM
The farm has been sold, sale to be held 1/4 mile north of the farm, on
Wickwire Rd. From Sherburne, NY follow NYS Route 12 north, approx. 9
miles. From NYS Rte. 20, follow NYS Rte. 12 south approx. 9 miles. Watch
for Auction Arrows.
JD #4755 Tractor, 4WD - Full Cab - Power Shift - 3 Hyd. Remotes - set of
duals - 6400 Hrs. - Full set of weights; also Daggelimen 12 ft. front blade;
CASE-INT #7220 Magnum Tractor - Full Cab - 4WD - 5500 Hrs. - set of
weights; JD #4055 Tractor - ROPS - Power Shift - Only 1700 Hrs. w/JD #265
quik-hitCh loader & : 2 tine bale spear attachment.'All Tractors are in excellent
condition. JD #5830 Self Propelled Chopper - Full Cab - 4WD w/4 row corn
head & 7 ft. hayhead - 4800 hrs.; RICHARDTON #750 dump wagon;
RICHARDTON #5OO dump wagon (fixer upper); FARGO Field Chief dump
wagon; CASE #621-B loader - 5700 hrs. - Nice!; (2) 19901 NT. Trucks w/466
diesel motors, 17 ft. silage dump boxes w/hyd tailgates -(1)6 speed Trans.
w/54000 miles - 32,900 GVW; (1) 5 speed trans. 12 speed rear end w/98000
miles - 29,900 GVW; 1996 EB Y Bx2o ft. gooseneck Cattle Trailer; (2) CASE
#lB4O Skidsteers - both diesel motors - (1) only 850 hrs.; CASE-INT. #8312
discbine w/hydro swing - Like New!; MILLER Pro #llOO rotary rake -New;
JD #336 baler w/hyd. Kicker; (8) hay wagons - (5) H&S, (1) MEYERS - new,
(2) wooden-all w/good running gears; (2) flat racks on running gears; JD
#2BOO on land plow - 6 btm - spring resets; JD #l6lO chisel plow; INT. #720
5 btm plows - spring resets; JD #235 dura cushion singlefold disc; 3 pt. hitch;
JD #lOOO disc - 15 ft. (fixer upper); BRILLION seeder - 12 ft.; JD #7OOO
complanter -16 row w/liq. Fertilizer insecticide boxes w/200 monitor; BRIL
LION 10 ft. cultipacker; (2) 1700 Gal. poly storage tanks; (2) 400 Gal. poly
storage tanks; DEMCO sprayer, model TMC; WIC #3300 liquid manure tank
w/hyd gate; BODCO lagoon liquid pump - 30 ft.; KNIGHT #725 Manure
spreader - side slinger; KNIGHT #350 spreader; LITTLE RHINO back blade
-‘3 pt. Hitch; 2nd set of duals - 18.4x38; JD 30 ft. elevator; KIDO 3 pt. Hitch
round spreader; JD #l4O lawn mower - hyd.-rototiller attach; (3) fuel tanks -
500 Gal. w/elec. Pumps; misc. items found around the farm - #225 Lincoln
AC welder; water pumps, spare motors; spare tires, fencing supplies, etc.
MANAGER’S NOTE: This is a Good Line of Machinery that’s been taken
care of, serviced on a regular basis. Wendell has always maintained the
machinery. For any information, contact Wendell @ 315-861-7732 or 315-
861-5765. He will be available to answer your questions and/or make arrange
ments for you to view the machinery. Everything is an ABSOLUTE SALE.
Bob & Wendell, Hsmg Lung Farm Managers, would like to thank the people
in the community for the many years of being such good neighbors - it made
their job so much easier. We hope that you will continue to be good neighbors
to the new owners.
OWNERS: HSING LUNG FARM
TERMS: Cash or Good Check Day of Sale. ABSOLUTELY NO CREDIT!
Everything MUST be paid for before leaving premises. Selling by number
system - be sure to register before sale.
Sale Managed By:
GENE WOOD’S AUCTION SERVICE
Cincinnatus, NY 607-863-3821
DAVID UNGER
Hamilton, NY 315-824-0023
ADVANCE NOTICES: Fri.
'5O head daii
>n the farm
. to include (4) Tractors: JD
#2940; JD #2840; BELARUS #525 -4WD; JD #6O w/loader; INT. 500 Series
C bulldozer w/angle blade.
Sat.. Apr. Bth - IZARD HAVEN FAR
- Machinery
Reduction Sale. Also accepting consignments by contacting John Weidman
Sr., 607-847-8730 or the Auction Service.
Fri.. Apr. 21st - @ JACK WOOD’S SALE BARN
Heifers & Machinery Sale,
Sat.. Mav 6th - Machiner
RINGTON.
NYS Rte 26, Cmcinnatus, NY. Already a full line of machinery, plus other
consignments Contact Kurtz-Harrmgton @863-3332 to have YOUR con
signment including in our advertising.
significantly, indicating that ox
ytocin may also be involved in
mammary cell maintenance and
metabolism.
This then relates very well to
another new study from France,
in which dairy sheep were
milked one, two, three, four, five
and seven times per day. Instead
of injecting oxytocin, it was
tested in the blood during these
different frequencies of milking.
The study found that milking
frequency increased the total re
lease of oxytocin, as well as milk
yield and fat contents, indicat
ing that natural oxytocin is in
plentiful supply and is not limit
ing milk yield gains and compo-
Mar.
Perkins. Cincinni
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New Berlin.
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'incinnatus. NY - Cattle,
sition during more frequent
milking management.
While this valuable informa
tion must be confirmed for dairy
cows, it probably applies to them
as well. It is important to verify,
however, because we are at the
threshold of computer robotic
milking. This will mean more
frequent milking, since the cows
can go to the robot milking ma
chine when the pressure in the
udder makes them go more fre
quently than twice a day.
Robot milking is already in
operation on a number of dairy
farms in the Netherlands, Eng
land, Scandinavia, and Ger
many. As soon as it is operable
under U.S. public health codes,
it will enter the American dairy
industry and reduce labor re
quirements tremendously. To
know that the greater frequency
of milking is also beneficial to
milk yield and composition, in
addition to labor reduction, is
valuable for farm profits, just as
it is with the computer grain
feeding and computer milk
nursing.
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OUTSTANDING AUCTION
Sat., April 8 @ 9 AM
LOCATION: 11158 ML Zion Rd. Shrewsbury Twp, York Co., PA, 183 Exit 2. Rt.
216 E 500 ft, R on Potosi Rd., 3/4 mi. to church, R on M. Zion 1/2 mi. to sale,
CARS, BANK STOCK
76 Cadillac Eldorado convertible - auto, 500, 163 K, 71 Pontiac Grand Ville convert
ible-auto, 455, 192 K; 4000 shares Glen Rock State Bank stock
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES
drysmk w/top, 6 board blanket chest: marble top stands; plank btm & other chairs,
oak childs rocker & other childs chairs; oak washstand, high, pressback bed, occa
sional tables; wood kit cupboard; 5 pc DR suite-table, chairs, hutch, comer cupboard,
server, mirror; drop leaf table; Hoosier porcelain top base cabinet, hutch, spool cor
ner stand; uph gossip bench; plank btm rocker, uph rocker, 5 pc. maple BR suite,
projection front dresser; cedar chest; DP style drop leaf table, oak dresser w/mirror;
inlaid chest of drawers, dress w/mirror & hankie boxes, vanity, GE tloor model radio,
sewing stand; Singer sew mach, sm square table, day bed, wood desk, wood file,
rechner, platform rocker; stereo/TV; VCR, plank stool, wall mirrors, dough boxes,
LR suite, wood office chair, office desk, iron poich tables, wood plant stands, trunk,
wood barrels, clothe trees; wood & metal cabinets, wood ironing board, wood wall
magazine rack, lyre magazine rack, foot stool -cast legs, filing cabinet, book shelves,
morticed bench, Conn organ, piano stool, Poole upnte piano, pump organ, Seth
Thomas mantle clock, GWTW lamps, Ray O lamps, hanging kero lights, kero
lamps, coffee grinder, cast frog door stop, hats, vintage clothing, old dolls, copper
washboiler, cherry pitter, old cookie cutlers, tin comb holder, cast gnddle, skillets &
pots, walking sticks, old framed pics me "Little Daisy”, candle mold, sad irons,
arrowheads; brass oil lamps, tin water can, ink well set, meat hooks, balance scale,
Dietz lantern, lie plates, old childs garden lools. brass spittoon, crocks, milkcans,
copper bucket, milk strainer, wood boxes, bud cage & stand, metal measure, slate,
gramteware, wood bucket, egg baskets, tan, airconditionei. trombone, guitar, sewing
notions, books me 1867 dictionary, hymn books, shed music, sleigh bells, misc old
tins me Cream Dove peanut, costume & old jewelry; Maytag washer, range, old
elec tnge, 78 records, teacher bells, postcards
GLASSWARE, LINENS, ETC.
pink, green, yellow, blue depression glass, milk glass, some Roseville, carnival glass,
some ruby, old bottles, bone dishes, gootus glass, world glass set, candy dishes,
round butter, cake plates, mdiv butters, mdiv butter chums, lots S&P shakers me
Aunt Jemma & Uncle Moses, Foust carnival vases; salts, misc old bowls, glass
measure, pottery mixing bowl, Fostona, hobnail, bowl & pitcher set, stemware, gild
ed glass, glass kero jug, amethyst vase, bud vase, sq Planters jar, Highland Dairy
milk bottles & others, Lozengerjar, canning jars, figurines, planters, quilts-1 dated,
afghans, diesser scarves, aprons, hankies, table linens, needlepoint, ice bucket, tin pie
plates, gold leaf paint, sewing basket, flatware, porcelain casters, old wood-wood
chopper toy, Ralstoy tanker toy, silver plate items, Hollands candy box-
Shrewsbury; wood handle utensils, hammered alum items, baskets, cast planter,
exercise bike, lawn chairs
field sprayer-poly tank, milk bottler. Surge & 1H milkers, milking stool, milk box.
Surge SP 22 vac pump, DeLaval 300 gal milk tank (rough), wood milk bottle crates,
lightning rods; dehomers, wheelbarrow, lawn roller, log chain, 015 L Stihl chainsaw,
twisted clevis, misc hand & long handle tools, vises, workbench, toolboxes, pipe cut
ter, scythe. Echo string trimmer, wood feed cart, calt crate, 300 gal skid tank, hill
side hitch; IH tractor seat, hay fork, blow torch, ++items to numerous to mention
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Cars have been garage kept This is an exceptionally nice
sale This is the site ot the former Highland Dairy
TERMS: Cash or good check Not responsible toi accidents Refreshments by
Hametown Farm Women
AUCTIONEERS: OWNER:
Kenneth Keeny AU2797L Thomas Carman
717-993-3448 Virginia Lehman, POA
Marlette Thomas AU32SIL
(Continued from Pago A2O)
were insufficient when commod
ity prices fell sharply in 1998.
The new subsidy program
will be included in President
Clinton’s 2001 budget along
with $1.3 billion in farm conser
vation spending that Vice Presi
dent A 1 Gore announced earlier
this month and an additional
$640 million earmarked for cut
ting premiums on federally sub
sidized crop insurance. The gov
ernment has offered similar
insurance discounts in 1999 and
again this year in order to
encourage more farmers to buy
the coverage to protect against
weather-related losses.
Because commodity prices
are only expected to rise slowly
during the next several years,
support has been building in
Congress and among farm orga
nizations to come up with a new
way to subsidize growers when
Ul \%%
FARM ITEMS
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 18, 2000-Mi
$3.18 in Farm
Subsidies Proposed
prices are low.
The administration’s new
program was originally pro
posed by economists at the Agri
culture Department and Ohio
State University in the early
19905. Critics have said the pay
ments could worsen the world
wide grain glut by encouraging
farmers to plant crops in areas
where they do not do well, some
thing the 1996 farm law was
intended to discourage.
Newpher, the Farm Bureau
lobbyist, praised the administra
tion for proposing the program.
Clinton had proposed improving
the farm “safety net” in his State
of the Union message a year ago
and again Thursday night, but
the administration never spelled
out a proposal of its own until
Friday.
“We need to get started on
this discussion right away,”
Newpher said.
MARCH
SAT MAR 18- SAM Saxby Imple
ment Co Rt 251 1 mile East of
Mendon, 125 Lawn Mowers Vehi
cles. Farm tools & much more
Saxby Implement Co owner Roy
Teitsworth, Auct
SAT MAR 18 -10 AM MISC
Household, woodworking equip
truck motorcycle, cars at 1012
Woodland Ave, East Nornton, PA
for Mr & Mrs George Prosock By
James Smiley, Auct
WED MAR 22 -10 AM Ken
Kuperus Complete farm dispersal
auction , Sand Hill Rd , newark
NY RoyTeitsworth auct
THURS MAR 23 - 9AM E&J
Farms complete dispersal Ernest
& John Phillips 4418 Condgon
Rd, Williamson NY Roy
Teitsworth, Inc auct
SAT MAR 25 - 9AM Firearm auc
tion At Redding Auction Service
Redding Aucls
SAT MAR 25 - 9AM Lamb &
Webster Used Equip Auct Rt 39
& 219, Spnngville NY Roy
Teitsworth, auct
SAT MAR 25 - 930 AM Kerr
Farm Consignment Machinery
Auction At Kerr Farm 547 Scott
Ridge Rd John Huey Sue Ann
Weidner Mike Lozier Beth Hill
man aucte
SAT MAR 25 10AM Farm
machinery & tractors At Hills Auc
tion on Rt 896 Newark De
HaroldSJHill& Son Inc aucts
SAT MAR 25 11AM Hsmg Lung
Farm NYS Rt 12 Hubbardsville
NY Managed by David Unger
Gene Wood s Auction Service
MON MAR 27 9AM Taneytown
Farm Equip Sam Walters Edgar
Bohrer and Tony Quarnck aucts
MON MAR 27 ■ 11AM Kenneth
Cooper Machinery Auction, at
10324 Mill Rd NW of Medina
Wm Kent, aucts
MON MAR 27 - 6PM Longaberg
er Aution Murry Emporium 23 N
Water St Litilz Pa Elmer Murry,
Inc, aucts