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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1976

Page

9

Eastern Milk Chief Assails Truckers Contract Costs

Syracuse dairy leader John C. York, GM of Eastern Milk Producers, criticizes the truckers’ settlement as raising wages by 1.65 an hour with a 30 to 36 percent rise over three years. He warns dairy farmers face higher costs and potential disaster, urging talks among Secretary Usery, Secretary Butz, and Eastern reps to set future target prices and cost of living provisions. York argues inflation harms producers and consumers and laments equal rights as a backward step for farmers.

Syracuse N.Y John C. York Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative William Seidman Council of Economic Advisors Teamsters Union York W. J. Usery, Jr Seidman Earl Butz Eastern Washington, D.C U.S. Department of Labor Equal Rights America

Runoff dairy legislation not as harsh as feared

Lisle Dutton of Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative says new dairy runoff rules may not be as bad as expected. He warns environmentalists are not realistic and that dairymen must draw lines while preparing for manure handling changes. He urges seeking solid guidance before decisions and notes storage challenges with liquid manure.

New Holland Lisle Dutton Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Eastern Dairy Coop Dutton

Nutrena CLS Liquid Supplement for Cattle

Nutrena Controlled Release CLS liquid supplement from Cargill uses a patented process to slow ammonia nitrogen release in the rumen. It improves feeding efficiency of urea and adds safety against urea toxicity, suitable for dairy herds and beef cattle on range pasture stalks stubble or feedlots.

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