Changes Seen In Egg Picture
Egg production and prices are forecast to shift as the industry faces ongoing changes. Pennsylvania forecasts 1963 production near 1962 levels with a smaller early flock but later gains. hatch and egg type chick figures vary by month. Demand is expected to decline, keeping prices under pressure while producers monitor hatch rates for laying stock. Jack Grey, a Penn State agriculture official, comments on market pressures and industry outlook.
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Vegetable Growers Board Names Reelected Vice President
University leader Fred Wright of Kingston was reelected vice president for a second term. New directors include Herman Hostetter of Sinking Spring Clair Allison of Hanover R38 Boyd Mertz of Northumberland and Ray Hetherington of Ringtown. Meeting co hosted by Pennsylvania Canners Association and Penn State Extension Service.
Water Study Seeks Countywide Water Resources Plan
Lancaster County considers a comprehensive water resources study to assess impounding for public supply recreation and flood control. The plan would outline needed structures stream bank planting and reforestation with state federal help while avoiding duplication and delays. The committee meets February 13 1963 to refine the study alongside ongoing Susquehanna River Basin and groundwater surveys. Members include S Bard E Petersburg F Feagle E Grott H Kreisle and J Mogs with chair I Weaver.
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