Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 13, 2000, Image 8

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St. Dunstan’s Cider
St. Dunstan (c. 909-988), patron saint of goldsmiths
and silversmiths, as well as a jeweler, painter, and
blacksmith, was bom near Glastonbury and educated
by Irish monks. Besides his command of these arts, he
was also a skilled brewer. One legend that followed him
was that he tricked the Devil
into putting a blight on apple
trees to prevent the produc
tion of his rival drink, cider.
According to the tale, the
blight was accomplished in
the three days of May 17, 18,
and 19, the latter being St.
Dunstan’s Day. This was
given as a reason for the cold
blast that often comes at this time of year—similar to the
stories of the ‘Three Chilly Saints” of the previous week.
Blossoms in May are not good, some say.
*r Cut thnbar at the full Moon to prevent warping and twisting.
Cheddar-and-Chtve Wafers
2 cups grated Vermont Chaddar and refrigerate, wrapped
1 cup(2 stick*) unaalted buttar, m waxed paper, for at
aoftanad least 2 hours. Preheat
3*ggyolki oven to 400°F and slice
1/2 teaspoon salt dough into /4-inch rounds.
2 tablaapoona choppad fraah Bake on ungreased cookie
c^v# * sheets for 5 to 10 minutes.
2 cupa all-purpoae flour Serve warm with soup or
salad, or as a cracker for
smoked salmon or other
appetizers.
Combine first 5 ingredi
ents and mix (or process
in a food processor)
until smooth. Add the
flour and mix thoroughly,
then shape into a cylinder
United Feature Syndicate 200 Madison Ave.
(Printed in the US A) NY - NY 10016
(212-293-8500)
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied by Auction
Monday, May 12,2000
TOTAL HEAD HORSES AND
MULES 188. MARKET STEADY.
DRIVING HORSES 525.00-1225.00.
RIDING HORSES 510.00-900.00.
REGISTERED RIDING 700.00-
1450.00. AT 3200.00.
BETTER RIDING 1025.00-1500.00.
PONIES 155.00-400.00.
LARGE PONIES 500.00-565.00,1 AT
700.00.
COLTS 310.00-435.00.
Full Flower Moon, May IB
Makes 3
dozen.
CAT IEE CALVES HOGS SHEEP GOA IS
MONDAY
129 110 *S2 79 47
1 AST MONDAY
491 102
CATTLE Compared to last
Monday's auction slaughter steers sold
steady Slaughter cows were uneven
steady Slaughter bulls steady instances
1 50 higher
OLD
FARMER’S
WEATHER
PROVERBS
SLAUGHTER STEERS Choice 2-3
1065-1435 lbs 69 00-75 00 1500-1570 lbs
69 50-72 50 Select 13 65 00 69 75
some high yielding up to 72 50 Standard
1 3 few 51 75-61 00
HOLSTEIN STEERS Choice 2
individual 1490 lbs 62 75 Select 1-2
52 50-61 00 Standard 1-2 47 50-51 00
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS Choice 2 4
few 1290-1320 lbs 71 25-74 50 Select 1-3
tew 59 75-62 00 Standard I 2 49 50-
57 00
4»
A rainbow in
the morning
gives the
shepherds
warning. A
SLAUGHTER COWS Breakers 75
80 pet lean 40 50-46 50 Boners 80-85 pet
lean 38 75 44 00 low dressing down to
36 75 Lean 85-90 pet lean 34 00-42 75
Shells down to 27 50
SLAUGHTER BULLS Yield Grade
1 1170 2220 lbs 53 75-57 00 individual
63 75 Yield Grade 2 1300-2265 lbs 47 00-
52 50
rainbow at
night is the
shepherd's
delight.
FEEDER STEERS Medium I 325 lbs
112 50, few 1030-1065 lbs 64 00-67 50
FEEDER HEIFERS Medium and
Large 1 250-360 lbs 105 00 117 50. 500-
610 lbs 70 00-90 00, 700-850 lbs 72 00-
82 50 Medium and Large 2 few 375-400
lbs 65 00-80 00 625 700 lbs 68 00-
70 00 Large 2 Holslems few 750-800
lbs 83 00-90 00
Crow on the
fence, rain will
go hence.
Crow on the
ground, rain
FEEDER BULLS Medium and Large
1 300-490 lbs 93 00-115 00, 525-650 lbs
82 50-98 00, 740-825 lbs 70 00-75 00
will come down.
CALVES Compared to last week's
auction, Holstein bulls returning to the
farm sold steady to firm, lighter weights
10 00 higher Holstein heifers steady
Special Offer
100 unexpected
uses for everyday
items. Send $3 to
Household Chart,
Dept UU, The Old
Farmer's Almanac,
PO Box 520,
Dublin, NH 03444
VEALERS Standard and Good few
70-105 lbs 30 00-55 00
RETURNED TO FARM Holstein
bulls Number 1 90-125 lbs 18000-222 50,
few down to 175 00, 75-90 lbs 125 00-
197 50 Number 2 80-125 lbs 125 00-
182 50, few weaker calves down to
75 00 Holstein heifers Number 1 85-95
lbs 320 00-355 00 Number 2 70-100 lbs
100 00-275 00 Beef type bulls and heifers
75-105 lbs 115 00-205 00, few down to
70 00
Morton Bu
• 50-year protection against snow load damage to
structures with no weight limit.
• 50-year protection against decay or insect attack on
preservative-treated columns and lumber.
• 20-year protection against red rust, fading, chalking,
cracking and peeling on roof and sidewall panels,
including damage from atmospheric pollutants.
800-447-7436
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PO Box 399, Morton, 1L 61550
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©1999 Morton Buildings, Inc
WV Contractor’s License #WVOO7B4B
Greencastle Livestock
Greencastle, Pa.
May 8,2000
Report Supplied By USDA
:s i 5
BARROWS AND GILTS 40-45 pet
ngs Includes An Unequ Warranty Package
With Every Building Purchase
lean 310-365 lbs 32 00-37 00
SOWS Prices 1-00 higher than last
Monday US 1-3 370-495 lbs
34 00-41 50 500-690 lbs
39 50-48 00
SHEEP Slaughter lambs 10 00-1500
higher than last week SLAUGHTER
LAMBS Choice 40 60 lbs 110 00 140 00
65-105 lbs 101 00 11400 Good and
Choice 40-70 lbs 70 00-92 50
SLAUGHTER SHEEP Utility 1-3
23 00-43 00
GOATS All sold per head Billies
Large 86 00-130 00 Medium 50 00-85 00
Nannies Large 40 00-70 00 Medium
37 00-52 00 Kids Large 19 00 45 00
Small individual 18 00
Leesport Livestock
Leesport, Pa.
May 10, 2000
Report Supplied By PDA
CATTLE 203 [PDA] [Supply
included 94 steers and heifers, 85 cows, 10
bulls and 14 feeder cattle] Compared with
last weeks sale si steers 200 to 300
higher, Holstems steady, cows uneven
2 00 lower to 2 00 higher, heifers steady to
spots 2 00 higher
SLAUGHTER STEERS couple High
Choice and Prime 2-4 1360 & 1390 lbs
76 50 & 76 75 Choice 2-3 1050-1500 lbs
69 25 75 50 1545-1725 lbs 66 00-68 25.
Select I -3 66 00-70 00, one 72 50
HOLSTEINS High Choice and Prime
2-3 1400-1645 lbs 65 75-67 50, Choice 2-
3 1240-1690 lbs 62 00-66 50, Select 1-2
53 50 60 75 few Standard 1-2 44 50-
56 00
HEIFERS Choice 2-4 1020-1305 lbs
68 00 74 50, Select 1-3 62 00-69 00, few
Standard 1-2 58 00-61 50
COWS Breakers 75-80% lean 41 25-
44 00, Boners 80-85% lean 39 00-43 75,
Lean 85-90% lean 37 00-42 25 Shells
down to 26 00
BULLOCKS couple Select 1-3 53 00
& 55 00
BULLS few Yield Grade 1 855-2015
lbs 52 00-56 00, few Yield Grade 2 1080-
1270 lbs 44 00-49 50
FEEDER CATTLE STEERS
Medium and Large 1 735-800 lbs 70 00-
Sl 00, BULLS Medium and Large 1 415-
585 lbs 80 00-85 00, Medium and Large 2
565-740 lbs 43 00-52 50
CALVES 151 VEALERS few Good
130-135 lbs 80 00-87 50, few Standard
and Good 75-100 lbs 30 00-50 00, few
Utility 55-70 lbs 10 00-25 00
SLAUGHTER CALVES one Choice
485 lbs 85 00 FARM CALVES Holstein
bulls 10 00 to 15 00 higher, Holstein
• 10-year protection against windload damage to Morton
Buildings' AlumaSteel sliding doors with no velocity
limit.
• 5-year protection against windload damage on the entire
structure with no wind velocity limit.
• 5-year protection against roof-leaks on Morton
Buildings' hi-rib steel panels.
Gettysburg, PA 717-624*3331
Pleasant Unity, PA 412-423-7477
heifers steady No I Holstein bulls 90-125
lbs 190 00-225 00, 80-90 lbs 165 00-
200 00, No 2 80-125 lbs 85 00-195 00.
few weaker calves down to 55 00, No 1
Holstein heifers 85-115 lbs 310 00-345 00.
No 2 80 105 lbs 200 00-280 00 Few beef
type bulls and heifers 85-160 lbs 75 00-
200 00
HOGS 62 Barrows and gilts steady
BARROWS AND GILTS 45-50%
lean 220-280 lbs 46 50-47 50, lightweights
40-45% lean 210-220 lbs 40 50-42 25
SOWS one US 1-3 490 lbs 43 00
BOARS one 300 lbs 17 00
FEEDER PIGS 30 US 1-3 35-45 lbs
130 00 165 00,100-125 lbs 85 00-87 50 -
- perewt
SHEEP 25 Slaughter lambs 10 00
lower SLAUGHTER LAMBS Choice
25 40 lbs 170 00-19000, one 200 00, 45-
70 lbs 127 50-150 00, 80-105 lbs 100 00-
127 50 OLD CROP LAMBS few Choice
100-120 lbs 80 00-92 00
SLAUGHTER SHEEP 21 00-40 00,
one Yearling 50 00
GOATS 4 [All sold by the head] One
Large Billy 80 00, one Medium 43 00. one
Medium Nanny 55 00
New Holland Dairy
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied by Auction
Wednesday, May 10,2000
134 DAIRY COWS, 122 HEIFERS,
10 BULLS. MARKET LOWER.
LOCAL FRESH COWS 675.00-
1350.00.
LOCAL SPRINGERS 885.00-
1325.00.
BETTER FRESH COWS 1450.00-
1500.00.
LARGE HEIFERS 1275.00-1485.00,
SMALL 710.00-1125.00.
SHORTBRED HEIFERS 525.00-
1150.00. FEW 1225.00-1325.00.
OPEN BREEDING AGE HEIFERS
975.00-
BULLS 325.00-685.00, PUREBREDS
585.00-
UPSTATE LOADS FRESH 1225.00-
1450.00.
CANADIAN LOADS FRESH 975.00-
1500.00.
FRESH HEIFERS 860.00-1300.00, 1
AT 1625.00.
REGISTERED HEIFERS 910.00-
1575.00.
SMALL OPEN HEIFERS 675.00-
760.00, SMALLER 335.00-550.00.
Meadville, PA 814-336*5083
Phillipsburg, NJ 908-454-7900