Goddard Sees 1973 'Reasonably Good' Year for Farmers
Ronald N. Goddard executive vice president of Agway Inc outlines a 1973 outlook for farmers in the Northeast. Higher commodity prices may not offset rising production costs amid looming energy shortages and potential milk and egg price pressures. Lending should remain available though interest rates rise slightly.
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Ronald N. Goddard
Agway Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Agway
Goddard
December base milk price moves up in Philadelphia market
In Market Order 4 Philadelphia base milk climbs 1 cent month over month while excess milk rises 11 cents. December 1972 pools 386.2 million pounds with 64.8 percent Class I deliveries, down 4.4 percent from November and 1.4 percent from December 1971. Total producer milk value hit $27,354,159.32.
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Philadelphia
PSU Heifer Booklet Gains in Popularity
The bulletin Gross Genital Abnormalities in Dairy Heifers by Penn State dairy physiologists Tsuneo Tanabe and John Almquist highlights genital abnormalities as 10 to 20 percent of dairy heifers failing to conceive after multiple breedings. The 1967 bulletin, with 24 color plates, covers 180 subfertile heifers and is sold for 3.00 dollars plus tax from Box 6000, Penn State University.
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Pennsylvania State University
Tsuneo Y. Tanabe
John O. Almquist
Penn State
University Park
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Agway Petroleum Corporation
Dillerville Road
Lancaster
Dail
PSU
Hoffman
AH. Hoffman Seeds, Inc
Pennsylvania
Landisville
Lancaster County
Funk
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