Holstein dispersal and farm sale notices across Lancaster area
A sequence of farm sale announcements lists complete dispersals and auctions with dates from March 20 to April 3 1965. Locations include Manheim Blue Ball Sadsburyville Harrisburg Elizabethtown Strasburg and Georgetown with terms by multiple sellers and auctioneers. Active firemen listed among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenk-Holme
Manheim
Manheim Square
J. Robert Shenk
Rt. 625
Rt. 2
Blue Ball
Lancaster County
Barl R. Martin
Sadsburyville, Pa
Chester Co
Sadsburyville Hotel
Herbert Mowery
Eart Hartsee
Pankchester Farms
City of
Harrisburg
Park Sheesley
Borough of
Elizabethtown
Williams Chevrolet Garage
Schwanger Road
Walter E. Shank
Strasburg
Georgetown
Bart
1970 Farms and Production Outlook
McDaniel predicts higher production per farm and total output in the coming decade. Income per farm should rise but net income grows slower than gross income. Top management will be crucial to profit from high gross income, high costs. Land values rise, pushing toward intensive crop use and more high value crops and livestock. Two thirds of world tractors are on U S farms, per Ray Hurley of the Census Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel
U. S
Ray Hurley
U. & Census Bureau
Elizabethtown
Williams Chevrolet
Schwanger Road
Chicago Market Lamb and Beef Prices Report
The data shows varied prices for cattle and hogs with multiple weight ranges and quality grades. Rates include load lots and mixed lots with terms like high choice prime standard utility and mixed. Prices range from roughly 16.00 to 38.50 per unit across different lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Ferguson
Lauder
Sauder
John Deere
New Idea
New Holland
McCormick No
Earl
Martin O
R. 1
Horn Fly Control Trials Highlight Simple Methods for Cattle
Heal and Horn Fly continues on page 2 noting an insecticide achieves 95 percent control. Researchers favor tonn es fed in black or granular salt mixes as the simplest technique. Studies seek economical, easy methods to curb this blood sucking pest rank ing among U.S. cattle nuisances.
Cattle Industry Faces Losses from Fly and Grub Damage
The passage describes cattle suffering from pests including cattle grubs and heel flies, causing weight loss and hide damage. It notes that the industry estimates feed-related losses reach about $150 million annually, with efforts aimed at prevention.
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Chicago
Weedone L
Weedone
Weedar
Amin
Smoketown
Lane
Heal & Horn
U.S
Carl G. Herr
Walter Dupes
Maytown
Warmall M.T.A
Massey Harris
New Holland Ealer
John Deere K.B
Idea
Holland
P.T
Minnich Tobacco
Fairbanks
Aha
Monroe L. Waser
Reich’s Evangelical Church
Sadsburyville
Chester
Samuel Markel
Outstanding Holstein
Ivanhoe
T.B
Massey-Ferguson
Farmall
International
N.H. Baler
N.H. Mower
Weed Bros
Ontario
International Disc
Kersey Bradley
Kirk
Eschbach
Herbert Mowery Earl Hartsoe
Morgantown
Pennsylvania
D.hlla
Atlantic
Carl Diller
J. Everett Kreider