A42-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 1,2003
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Trade Show, Adam’s Mark,
Charlotte, N.C., thru Feb. 10,
(413) 529-0386.
Beef Educational Meeting, Bem
ville Grange, 5:30 p.m. meal, 7
p.m. meeting, (610) 378-1327.
Chemical Producers and Distribu
tors’ Association Mid-Year
meeting and trade show, Hilton
Crystal City, Arlington, Va.,
thru Feb. 5, (703) 548-7700.
Adams County Crop Clinic, Agri
culture and Natural Resources
Center, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.,
(717) 334-6271.
Capitol Area Turf and Ornamental
Conference, Hershey Lodge and
Convention Center, Hershey,
thru Feb. 6, (717) 694-3596.
Tilling the Soil of Opportunity,
Cayuga County Cooperative
Extension, Auburn, N.Y., thru
Feb. 5,(315)787-2622.
Cumberland Valley
Farm Toy Show
Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 28 & Mar. 1, 2003
Cumberland Valley
Eagle View Middle School
Mechanicsburg, PA
SHOW Friday 6:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Saturday . .9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Admission Adults $2.00
Children under 12 Free
AUCTION Saturday 3:00 PM
Information: (717) 249-8434 or 776-5762
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., FEB. 15th 11-.OOAM
FRANKLIN USED EQUIPMENT SALES
Franklin, NY
JOIN US FOR OUR Ist ABSOLUTE AUCTION AT OUR YARD
Farm Tractors * Implements * Light Industrial
Early Listing As Follows.
TRACTORS, INDUSTRIAL & TRUCKS; JD 1010 crawler loader
(diesel), ME 40 TLB, Ford Major TLB, Bobcat M6OO skid steer (gas).
Bobcat 543 skid steer (diesel), ’9O Dodge Dakota pickup (2WD), ’94 Ford
150 pickup (2WD), 'B9 Ford F 450 cab & chassis (gas), MF 65 (gas), MF 35
(gas). Oliver 1650 (diesel), (2) IH 966 w/cab, IH 986 w/cab, IH 886 4-post,
IH 444 loader w/PS (gas), Belarus 220 4WD (rough), 7 1/2 ft 3 pt. backhoe.
IMPLEMENTS: NI 322 corn picker, Sukup 15 ft batwing mower, Hardee
15 ft balwing mower, Leon rotary stone picker, Hesston 1071 haybine, NI 56
4-row corn planter, NH 770 chopper w/hay head, Gehl 1540 blower, MF 10
ft transport disc. NH 488 haybine, JD 1219 haybine, NH 477 haybine, IH
510 gram drill, JD 47 front-end loader, NH 320 baler w/thrower, Gehl run
ning gear, Gehl 1260 forage chopper w/hay head, 3 pt wood splitter, (2) 3 pt
crop sprayers, JD 1209 haybine, IH self-unloading wagon, 6 ft 3 pt hitch
rototiller, Gehl 2240 hydro-swing haybine, NH 489 haybine, NH 492 hay
bine, NH 315 baler w/thrower, NH 890 chopper, NH 269 baler, Dion forage
wagon, NH manure spreader. NH 268 baler. Dion chopper, Gehl self-unload
ing wagon, NH 707 3 pt chopper, JD 25 3 pt chopper, 3 pt post pounder, NH
56 rake, 12 ft cult packer. Schuler feed wagon, Knight mixer wagon, JD rake,
3 pt fertilizer spreader, IH self-unloading wagon, Grimm tedder, NI manure
spreader, several 8, 10 & 12 ft transport discs, NH 56 rake, NI ground-drive
manure spreader (like new), heavy 14 ft Miller offset disc, 3 btm 3 pt plow,
(2) JD 210 15 ft transport discs, Oliver 4 btm spring-reset plow (semi
mount), IH 550 manure spreader, Glenco 3 pt hitch winged field cultivator,
gas-powered golf cart, IH 5 btm semi-mount plow, (2) JD manure spreaders,
Bnllion S-tine field cultivator (nice), JD 2600 5 btm semi-mount plow, NH
3 pt sickle bar mower, (2) Glenco 5-shank soil savers (nice), JD 12 ft cul
timulcher, Daßos 4-spool tedder, MF 124 baler w/thrower, IH wing disc,
Kewanee cultimulcher, diesel-powered road sign, Amish buggy, SS tandem
fertilizer spreader.
Much More By Sale Tune
Listing May Change Due to Daily Business
Consignments Welcome - Free Advertising Deadline Feb. 3rd at 5 PM
Consignments Accepted w/Minimums -
To Be Sold In Separate Row & Announced
Sale Items Owned By Franklin Used Equipment Sales
Sell Absolute w/No Mimmums
Don’t Miss This Rare Opportunity All Items Sold As Is Where Is
Terms: Cash or good check. Visa, Mastercard, American Express. 2%
buyer’s fee waived if paid m full with cash or good check. 25% down auc
tion day with balance due m 30 days. Nothing removed until paid m full.
Auction by: Franklin Used Equipment Sales, Inc.
Frank Walker. Owner/Auctioneer Pat Terry, Manager
(607) 829-5172 Toll Free (877) 822-2194
❖ Farm Calendar *
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Cumberland County Extension an
nual banquet, Penn Twp. Fire
Hall, 6 p.m.
Keystone Pork Expo and Animal
Handling Conference, Holiday
Inn, Grantville, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
469-0661.
Dairy Heifer Short Course, Berks
County Ag Center, thru Feb. 5.
Pa. Young Farmers’ Winter Con
vention, Best Western,
Lewisburg, thru Feb. 6.
Lancaster Cattle Feeder’s Day,
Lancaster Farm and Home Cen
ter, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m., (717)
394-6851.
Dairy Nutrient Management Meet
ing Workshop, Willowbank
Building, Room 317, 420
Holmes Ave., Bellefonte, 9:30
a.m.-2 p.m., (814) 355-4897.
Farm Technology Update, Ohio
State University, Kalida, Ohio,
9 a.m.-3 p.m., (419) 238-1214.
Also Feb. 7 in Findlay, Ohio;
Feb. 18 in Oak Harbor; Feb. 21
in Findlay; March 6 in Van
Wert; and March 7 in Upper
Sandusky.
Pesticide Update, Beaver County
Big Knob
Grange, Roch
ester, 9:30 a.m.-
3:30 p.m., (724)
774-3003.
Laurence Crops
meeting, Lau
rence County
Extension Of
fic e , New
Castle, 7 p.m.-
9:45 p.m.
Custom Ag Opera
tors’ Meeting,
Mercer County
Cooperative Ex
tension Office,
7:30 p.m., (814)
782-0033.
Wednesday, February 5
Introduction to Livestock Produc
tion Systems, 118 ASI Building,
Penn State, 9 a.m,-3:30 p.m.
Livestock Grazing Conference,
Cobleskill; Feb. 6 in Dryden;
Feb. 7 in Newark; and Feb. 8 in
Madrid, N.Y., (607) 753-5077.
Annual meeting of general mem
bership of Pa. Vegetable Grow
ers’ Association, Monarch Suit
es, Hershey Lodge and
Convention Center, Hershey,
4:30 p.m., (717) 694-3596.
Chamber of Commerce and Indus
try’s FFA and 4-H Agricultural
Seminar, Leola Family Restau
rant, Leola, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., (717)
397-3531, ext. 134.
Blue Ball Bank Agricultural Semi
nar, Blue Ball Fire Hall, 9:45
a.m.
Pesticide Update Meeting, Clarion
County Extension, Clarion
County Park, 1 p.m., (814)
782-0033.
Butler Crops Day, East Butler Fire
Hall, East Butler, 9:30 a.m.-3
p.m.
Crops Night, Venango County Ex
tension Office, Franklin, Pa., 7
p.m.-lO p.m.
Southwest Beef Meeting Workshop
Series, Belle Vernon Holiday
Inn, 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Also Feb.
12 and 19.
jp.
Thursday, February 6
New Grape Grower Workshop,
Howard County Fairgrounds,
West Friendship, Md., (301)
432-2767, ext. 315.
Dairy Marketing Meeting, Berks
County Ag Center, 11 a.tn.-l
p.m.
York Com and Crop Clinic, York
4-H Center, 8:30 a.m.-2;30 p.m.,
(717) 840-7408.
North American Farmers’ Direct
Marketing Conference, Char
lotte, N.C., (413) 529-0386.
Grain Marketing Meeting, Dutch
Family Restaurant, Millington,
Md., 7:30 a.m., (410) 778-1661.
American Sheep Industry Confer
ence, Renaissance Hotel, Wash
ington, D.C., thru Feb. 8.
Spanish for Dairymen Beginner
Course, Cumberland County
Extension Office, 12-week
course, thru April 24,1:30 p.m.-
5:30 p.m., (717) 394-6851. Inter
mediate Spanish 12-week
n course thru April 24, 8:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Franklin
325 Rt. 82 one mile South of Coatesville. Chester County Pa from Rt. 30
bypass follow Rt. 82 South thru town to auction.
Tractors - Vehicles - Mowers - Tiller
John Deere 2355 with 247 loader 2234 org. hrs. bought new on this farm
1992 front wheel mechanical assist in good condition, Farmall Super H with
front end loader, Farmall H with Int. bar mower, Farmall A, 1950 Chevrolet
pickup, 1983 Ford 350 Uhaul panel truck, Polaris 2001 A.T.V. 500-6x6 six
wheel drive with winch and 50 inch angle snow blade, Troy bill roto tiller,
four riding mowers, J.D., Craftsman, Agway, 16 h.p. Pro
Farm Machinery
6 ft. Bushog mower new 2 years. New Holland 477 hay bind 7 ft, Kuhn rake,
32 ft. Zimmerman elevator, 2 highside bale wagon New Holland years. New
Idea rolo bar rake, side deliver rake, Int grain drill, New Holland 23 forage
blower. New Holland 707 forage harvester one row corn head and grass
head, 3 bottom trailer plow, 3 bottom John Deere 3 ft. hitch plow, three 2
bottom trailer plows, 12 ft. transport disc harrow, garden disc harrow, drag
type disc harrow, cultipacker. New Idea 323 com picker, 2 hdy. cylinders,
single chain elevator.
2 old John Deere pedal tractors, cast iron implement seat, iron wheels brass
bucket, beam scales, wooden plain, flax stripper press, hay spear, saddle stir
rups, gram flail, harness parts with red & white keepers, hand chain drive
duster, brass 3 prong ice tongs, brass goat hom, old wagon wrench, wooden
draw pin, brass top hames, 2 old jacks one early unusual jack, heart leather
punch, fish smoker, wooden walnut cracker, old horse bits, chain cow kick
er, hay hook, 2 hand cultivators, hog gamble, early jockey stick and single
trees, 2 brake handles, two 10 qt. tin milk cans, folding stepladder, pitcher
pump, hand grain cleaner, two 2 hold hand com shellers, old benches, more
items not listed.
Remington 22 target master model 41 bolt action Stevens 410 single barrel
3 in. barrel two radial arm saws floor model and bench model Franklin
stove, filter pump, 2 endless belts 10 ft garage door opener, paint sprayer,
small vise propane grill, sheet metal.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2003
10:00 AM
Four Tractors - Farm Machinery - Vehicles
John Deere 2355 Diesel with J.D. 245 Loader
2001 Polaris 6x6 A.T.V. - Antiques - Guns
Auction held for James Sisk
14 ft fiberglass motor boat and trailer
Guns - Wood Tools Etc.
Bring proper I.D. to obtain buyer number.
Auctioneer: jr
Petershelm Auction Service
610-857-5200 AU 001349 L
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away from farm communities,
and rob farmers of their equity
and retirement, they are evil.
Each nation should have food
sovereignty and be free to imple
ment policies that work for their
own farmers.
Thirdly, while Bailey is correct
that import issues are complex,
that is no excuse not to explain
them in lay terms. The tanker
load illustrations attempt to do
this. No one making these illus
trations has claimed that all of
this milk is arriving in tankers.
The illustrations concern how
County Farm Credit Office,
Chambersburg.
Maryland Ag Dinner, Michael’s
Eight Avenue, Glen Bumie,
Md., (301)663-5895.
Farm Bureau-Sponsored Health
Screening, Smithfield Fire Hall,
Huntingdon, (814) 643-6075.
Dairy Risk Management Training,
Centre County Extension Of
fice, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Farm Bureau Food Drive for Ron
ald McDonald Houses, 745
Governor Road, Hershey, 10
a.m„ (717) 761-2740.
Northwest Beef Management
Workshop Series Feb. 6, 13, 20,
Wesley Grange, Wesley, 7 p.m.-
9:30 p.m., (724) 228-6881.
Susquehanna River Basin Com
mission Meeting, Pa. Dept, of
Environmental Protection
Holiday Inn, Bethlehem, thru
Feb. 9.
Com and Soybean Conference,
Holiday Inn Grantville, (814)
865-2543.
Mid-Atlantic Winter Brambles
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much domestic milk is being dis
placed by imports. Actually, to
say that we don’t import tanker
loads of milk is incorrect. A sig
nificant number of tanker-loads
of farm milk do cross the border
from Canada.
One thing is clear: dairy farm
ers are suffering unjustifiably and
are hurting too deeply to be paci
fied by lame excuses. Hopefully
Bailey will be sincere in his re
search. But until farmers get a
just and adequate price for their
milk, there will likely continue to
be “scathing editorials.”
Gerald Carlin, Dairy Fanner
Meshoppen
Conference, Holiday Inn, Lees
burg, Va., thru Feb. 8, (703)
737-8978.
PASA’s Fanning for the Future
Conference, State College, thru
Feb. 8.
“Getting Your Cows Bred,” Mem
ories Party and Conference
Center, Wooster, Ohio, 10 a.m.-
3 p.m., (330) 264-8722.
4-H Livestock Banquet, Lancaster
Farm and Home Center, 6:30
jppei iphm . jgh
8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., (717)
921-8803.
Sunday, February 9
Ohio Wine Shortcourse, Wyndam
Hotel, Dublin, thru Feb* 11.
Fertilizer marketing business meet
ing, Marriott Rivercenter Hotel,
San Antonio, Texas, thru Feb.
11.
Monday. February 10
Poultry Management and Health
Seminar, Kreider’s Restaurant,
Manheim, noon.
Windows II class, Capitol Region
Penn State Extension, ’ Adams
County Extension Of
fice, Gettysburg. Also
on Feb. 11.
New York State Vege
table Conference, Syr
acuse, N.Y., thru Feb.
13,(315)687-5734.
Crop Pesticide Update,
Schuylkill County Ag
Center, Pottsville, 1:30
p.m.-3 p.m., 7 p.m.-9
p.m., (570) 622-4225.
2003 Corn Production,
Washington County
Maple Mountain
Equipment, Eighty
four, 7 p.m., (814)
865-4700.
Ag Choice 13th annual
Outlook Forum, Clar
ion Inn, Carlisle, 8:30
a.m.-noon, (800)
554-9055.
Southeast Pa. Grazing
Conference, Hoffman
Building, Solanco
Fairgrounds, Quarry
ville, thru Feb. 11, 9
a.m., (717) 529-6644.
Soil Standards for Plant
ing Trees and Shrubs
Conference, Pleasant
Acres Annex, York,
8:45 a.m.-4 p.m., (717)
840-7408.
Crops and Pesticide Up
date Training, Schuyl
kill County Ag Cen
ter, (570)622-4225.
Dairy Calf Workshop,
Stop 35, Mifflintown,
10 a.m.-2 p.m., and
Feb. 13, Huntington
County Extension Of
fice, Huntington, 10
a.m.-2 p.m., (717)
248-9618.
Tuesday, February 11
World Ag Expo, Tulare,
Calif., thru Feb. 13.
Cambria and Somerset
Regional Vegetable
and Potato Meeting,
Ebensburg, (814)
472-7986.
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