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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1966

Page

13

Milk Prices Move Forward in Federal Dairy Orders

United States dairy price actions set the December through February basic formula at not less than 4.26 with higher values possible if manufactured milk products rise. For March to July, minimums range from 3.95 to 4.15, with adjustments if product prices are higher. USDA notes delays on amendments for New York New Jersey order and lists additional regional actions.

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Fulton Grange Plans December Activities

Fulton Grange 66 held its November 28 meeting at Oaklyn with Master Clifton Holloway Jr in charge. Committees announced Christmas gift drives for Harrisburg and Embreeville state hospitals and Eyes for the Needy, plus a scrap drive for Boy Scout Troop 330. A December 12 meeting will feature a home themed program after caroling.

Fulton Grange #66 Oaklyn Clifford Holloway, Jr Community Progress Committee Harrisburg Embreeville Dorothy Ackerman Ambrose Giffing Thomas Bradley Howard Steinberg Grange Hall

Washington DC and Upper Chesapeake Bay set Class I milk prices

Prices for December through June in the Washington DC and Upper Chesapeake Bay fluid milk markets follow the Delaware Valley order. From December to March the DC price matches DV at 6.40 while Upper Bay is 10 cents lower. April to June both markets price 10 cents below DV. Officials note these levels prevail due to a negotiated producer handler agreement with no change to DV provisions.

Washington, D.C Upper Chesapeake Bay Delaware Valley Washington Chesapeake Bay

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Hershey Bros., Renholds Denver Supply Co Lebanon D. E. Horn & Co Red Lisa Brady Grinder Will Brady Farm Allen H. Matz New Holland Fulton Grange Gyles Brown Theddore Beck Elwood Barnes David Wissler Robert Reath Clair Murphy Agnes Spence Kenneth Probst Wirthmore Heisey Farm Service Lawn and Bellaire Paradise Supply UREA Farmer's Fertilizer Bainbridge Street Elizabethtown Holland Sete Smoketown, PA E. M. Herr Equipment,Inc Willow Street R.D. 1
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