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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1958

Page

10

Farm Work by Millions and Calcium Producer Facts

About 3.5 million Americans aged 14 and over perform farm work for wages, with around 2 million working 25 days or more and nearly 300 thousand working 400 days or more. The dairy cow is the most efficient calcium producer, yielding ten times more calcium than the hen.

U. S. Department of Agricultural

Barbed wire overstretch risks from straight design

A note explains ordinary barbed wire stretches easily due to its straight form and lack of tension bends, highlighting the tendency to overextend when under strain.

Lancaster Markets Update on Livestock Prices

Lancaster markets show steady demand for vealers with good and choice grades at 29 to 36 dollars per hundredweight and standard vealers 20 to 29. Hogs traded slow with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 cents below last week, with No 1-3 weights 190 to 230 pounds quoted around 21 to 22 dollars.

U.S

Broiler Market Steady in Major Producing Areas August 1958

In Delmarva, trading was light with undetermined prices around 19.5 cents for 211,100 head and a steady 3.7 Broiler feed ratio. Georgia and North Carolina reports show prices mostly 1 cent lower with ample supplies. Arkansas and Alabama offer plentiful to fully ample broiler and fryer offerings, with prices around 16 to 18 cents and slight declines noted.

Delmarva Georgia North Carolina Broilers & Fryere Shenandoah Valley Broilers & Fryers Arkansas Alabama

Sheep sale report with lamb prices and weights

Slaughter spring lambs 70-95 lb sold steady at 23 to 25 dollars. Utility to low good 18 to 25. Fewer culls at 17 to 18. Slaughter lambs 50 to 56 lb traded weaker, lambs 70 to 95 lb active. Hog type and small lots noted with prices 20 to 21.

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