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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1963

Page

10

Lancaster Poultry Center Auction Sees Varied Chicken Prices

About 42 000 broilers across nine lots sold with bulk near 151 to 1520 per head and 60 100 head offered in January 17 sale. Growers resisted bids on heavier fowl while several pullets and roosters fetched mixed prices. complete sale report lists lot by lot with buyer and price.

Broilers Lancaster White Mountain Indian River Miller & Bushong Donald C Ghber WVCX Kenneth Hare W. J Koser Co. Inc M&b Elvin Siegrist W. C Mellinger & Son George Enders W. C. Mellinger & Son Harold Aungst WVC Jacob R. Berler Kenneth M. Funk W. Max

State Groups Continued From Page Five

Association Mil ton K Morgan 1916 New Holland Pic vice president Pennsylvania Landrace Swine Breeders Association James Z Martin Christiana Ri secretary treasurer Raymond H Weaver New Holland Ri director Pennsylvania Poland China Breeders Association Kroll K Kershner Quarryville director Pennsylvania Cooperative

Milton K Morgan New Holland Pic Pennsylvania Landrace Swine Breeders Association James Z. Martin Christiana Ri Raymond H. Weaver New Holland Ri Pennsylvania

Delmarva Live Broiler Prices Steady Demand Fair

Delmarva live broiler prices remained steady with fair demand for light offerings. Farm prices for the 24 hours ending Friday morning ranged 142 to 149 per head for 948,900 birds, including 376,900 purchased at Thursday's Selbyville auction. Ready to cook demand improved to mostly fair with slight feature activity next week. Estimated southeastern processors slaughter for the weekend was about 749,000 head versus 761,000 last weekend. The broiler feed ratio for the week ending January 11 fell to 31, with broilers averaging 15-41 and mash cost about 9809 per ton. The year-ago week showed a ratio of 36 with broilers averaging 16.77 and mash costing 9400 per ton.

Selbyville Del Eastern Shore Delmarva

Health insurance adoption rises since 1937

The article notes that in 1937 fewer than 4 percent of Americans had any health insurance, while today about 75 percent have some form of voluntary health insurance coverage.

United States

Swine Breeders Leaders Named in Association Posts

C Warren Leininger of Denver R2 is listed as vice president for the Swine Breeders Association with Cogley as secretary treasurer. He also appears as secretary for the Pennsylvania Spotted Poland China Breeders Association.

Swine Breeders Association C. Warren Leininger Denver Cogley Pennsylvania Poland

New York Egg Market Downturn Pressures Surplus

Market weaker and highly unsettled as selling pressure rises on surplus supplies and buyers withdraw support. Urner Barry reports a sharp drop in prices and cautious trade in the weekly egg market update.

Forage Testing Shows Higher Profits for Dairy Farms

Surveys by Penn State extension dairy and agronomy specialists R S Adams and J E Baylor found 9 of 10 users adopt forage testing and feeding suggestions, with average returns over feed costs around $36 per cow.

R. S. Adams J E Baylor Penn State Extension Dairy and Agronomy Specialists

Easy-clean kitchen ranges touted by Penn State expert

Easy-clean features on ranges include pull-out ovens, removable doors, lift-off shields, control knobs, surface units, and burners. Tielen Bell, Penn State extension home management specialist, notes many appliances now offer detachability for cleaning and other equipment is expected to adopt similar features.

Moe Tielen Bell Penn State Extension

Batteries Have Extra Load In Winter

Penn State extension agriculture engineers warn that batteries in tractors, trucks, and autos face extra load in cold weather, making full charge essential for reliable starts and operation.

Penn State Extension Agriculture Engineers

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Lancaster Poultry Center Same Mt C Mt. C Mt P Marvin Sweigart John O Moyer, Jr J H Reitz & Son, Inc Paul Livengood Carl B. Risser E. Horn & Co Gern Haldeman Daniel K Good Florin Lamor Florin Egg Florin Wolgemuth Bros., Inc Florin, Penna New York Urner-Barry Co Web WHITE Fey BROWN Fey Med Ltd VanDale Caleb M. Wenger R. D Drumore Center Quarryville Wonedger Honegger Howard Moore Lititz Penna Windle’s Hatchery Cochranville, PA Algien LY
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