Survey Details Hog Carcass Grades US No 1 Dominates
A USDA report based on 56 packing plants shows about 33 percent of barrow and gilt hog carcasses slaughters from September 1960 to August 1961 were US No 1 with 39 percent US No 2 and 26 percent US No 3. For a smaller segment of carcasses the shares were 31 percent US No 1, 35 percent US No 2 and 24 percent US No 3. The study, ERS-57, involved grading roughly 45 000 barrow and gilt and 6 000 sow carcasses, and notes results are within about 15 percentage points.
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US. Department of Agriculture
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Lausch Brothers Open New Allis Chalmers Dealership
Lausch Brothers assumed operation of the former R S Weaver Allis Chalmers dealership at Stevens R1 around April 1. The firm will continue to do business at Weaver’s location offering complete sales and service on Allis Chalmers farm equipment in northern Lancaster County.
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Canadians Fly to County to Compare Cage Ventilation
Canadians visit farms near Akron and another in Penn Township to study ventilation in large cage houses. Claude Uess Farn operates a 10 000-bird facility using three Vent-O-Matics and two boosters for year round control, with reduced floor space per bird in hot weather. Sylvan Beiler’s farm uses a similar ventilation approach with a different air movement system. The trip included other farm observations and a Pennsylvania Dutch all you can eat meal. Nine million adults are enrolled in some form of night instruction.
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Sylvan Beiler
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