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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1973
Page
16
Harrisonburg Virginia market report lists cattle auction results for Monday April 16 with 1406 head sold. Prices vary by weight and grade including Good and Medium categories for steers and heifers, with detailed ranges for 350 to 900 pounds and multiple lots from Steel's Choice.
Placements of broiler chicks in Pennsylvania for the week ending April 14 1973 reached 1 196 000 up 3 percent from the year earlier period but 11 percent below the prior week. Settings for broiler chicks numbered 2 055 000 up 4 percent from the prior week and 8 percent above a year earlier. The three week total eggs set stood 8 percent above the same period a year ago.
Readers quote two letters on public spending and youth transport. Harold P. Benson of Smith County Kansas cites instant analysis as pollution. Ray Savage of Thermopolis Wyoming Independent Record argues for spending on a school bus and gymnasium to benefit students.
Penn State notes Lancaster weekly weather shows average 44 degree temperatures, 6 below normal. Growing degree days at 50 degrees reached 23 for April 1 to 16, 15 above average. Rainfall for the week was 0.67 inch, with 4.08 inches total from April 1 to 16, 2.16 inches above normal.
Kapleau will decide after meetings with farm groups and lawyers whether to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court or hold statewide hearings with consumer and dealer testimony before issuing another ruling. Milk dealers paid farmers an extra 750,000 during the hike and will likely deduct it from next month’s bills. some dealers may keep the change. The Pennsylvania Farmers Association voiced disappointment, hoping for an order to continue the increase and a full hearing. About 4,000 of the state's 20,000 dairy farmers are under board orders. others are under federal orders.
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