Lancaster Poultry Center auction reports slight price rise
At the January 10 Lancaster Poultry Center sale 57 550 broilers in 15 lots sold with prices from 15 5 to 16 2 per unit and volume down from last week. The complete sale offered 64 750 head in 21 lots and sold 61 450 head in 18 lots.
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Lancaster Poultry Center
Farm Show Continued Results and Entries
The page lists participant placements and exhibitors including Strasburg 3 Melvin Long R3 Lititz 4 J C Stehman RG Lancaster 5 Mark C Risser Ri Holtwood with likely event standings and index references.
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Strasburg
Melvin Long
Lititz
J C Stehman
Lancaster
Mark C Risser
Holtwood
Local 4-H Club Class Entries and Contestants Listed
A compiled list shows over 26 inches mentioned and participants across multiple counties. Names include Swarr Rohrer Hess Hostetter Spahr Buchwaiter Long Hahn and Nestleroth with addresses in Landisville Strasburg Columbia Lititz Manheim and Lancaster.
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Dorothy S Hess
Fruitville Pike
Lancaster
J Arthur Swarr
Landisville
Frank B. Rohrer
Strasburg
Lang E. Swarr
Lan
James Spahr
Lititz
Richard Buchwaiter
Latitz
Annette Long
Mark F Nestiroth
Manheim
Betty Hahn
Columbia
Delmarva Live Poultry Markets See Stable Prices and Demand
Delmarva price levels remained steady with good demand over the 24 hour period ending Friday morning. Farm prices ranged 15 to 164 for 822,900 head, including 481,900 head purchased at Thursday's Selbyville sale. estimated weekend slaughter set at 761,000 head versus 894,000 last weekend. The broiler feed ratio for the week ending January stayed at 32 with growers paying mash cost about 97.37 per ton.
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Delmarva
Eastern Shore
Selbyville
Del
New York Egg Market Trend Sees Rising Demand
Market 111 met with livelier buying interest in New York egg trading. Supplies remain adequate to meet expanding demand in most instances.
Grand Champion Wrapper and Filler in 4H data mix
The record lists several 4H entries from RI and PA including Wilmer Shertzer Millersville and Glenn Shultz Pequea among others for Class 82 Grand Champion Wrapper and Class 83 Grand Champion Filler. An average American consumption statement follows noting meat, potatoes, coffee, church donations, stamps, mail, and taxes.
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Witness Oak
Ffa
Mount Joy
Glenn Shultz Pequea
Wilmer Shertzer
Millersville
Wilmer Esbenshade
New Holland
Chfford Bollinger
Lars
Roy
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White Mountains
Miller & Bushong
Kenneth Funk
WMIC
H Raymond Stoner
W. C. Mellinger & Son
D. B. Horn & Co
Harry Smith
Philhaven Hosp Farm
Martin Brendie
Aaron Brubaker
J Koser Co Inc
M&b
Glenn R Siegrist
Carl B. Risser
Same
Daniel K Good
Clarence Hilsher
Starr
Clarence J Lauer
Daniel K. Good
D E Horn & Co
Claude Rhodes
James McDowell
Starr Poultry
Raymond Emig
WVC
Hugh Leslie
Norman &B Kready
Funk Bros, Inc
Richard Blessing
Larry E Swarr
Roy M Rohrer
Melvin S Fisher
Starsburg
Eugene Rohrer
Disville
Ri, Manheim
Mark F Nestleroth
Betty Hahm
Coumbia
Linda Hahn
Annette Lonz
Lloyd Hahn
Allis-Chalmers
ALLIS
Chalmers Sales and Service
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro
Snavely’s Farm Service
New Holland, Pa
Grumelfi Farm Service
Quarryville, Pa
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa
Lancaster, Pa
Lausch Bros
Stevens, Pa
New York
Urner-Barry Co
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Wed. Thurs
Fri
White
Fey
Fey Med
Kenneth M Martin
Denver
Dennis Weachter
Chifford Bollwinger
Wilmer
Eastern States
John E. Melhorn
Joy
Maurice Good Gordonville
Jacob L. Kurtz
Elizabethtown
Enos R. Buckwalter
Evan E. Dinger Reinholds
G and G Feed & Supply
Lititz - Manheim
Henry B. Hoover Ephrata
Farmers Feed & Supply
Martin Warner Gap
John Martin
Bareville
Wilson Scott West Willow
Stephen Kurtz
Morgantown
Lancaster Service Center
Quarryville
Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange
LeRoy Sensenig
Hinkeltown