Farmers Union Defends Class I Milk Base Plan
Ton Dechant national president of Farmers Union spoke at a New Stanton luncheon about preserving the Class I milk base plan in any renewal farm programs. He urged one national health code for dairy farmers and urged action to raise prices for dairy products used in milk substitutes to the Class I level.
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Ton’ .T Dechant
Farmers Union
Montay
Hts
Congess
New Stanton
Western
Penns
Farmes Union
Danymen’s League
Butler Pa
Leste
Marien
Milford
Dany Faime
Danymen
Northeast
Farmers Union Mulic Producers Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Henry Wilcox
Carton
Dechant
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Dany
USDA
Denver
Chicago Beef Prices Hard to Read on Page Two
Chicago market report shows slaughter steers and heifers with varied yields. Prices range for different weight classes and quality grades with highs noted as the latest since late September.
New Holland Receipts Steady Across Livestock Prices
New Holland market reports 240 head riding horses 125 to 305, driving horses 135 to 280, mules 120 to 165 single and 290 to 350 pair, work horses 170 to 300 single and 365 to 580 pair. Hogs 1014 head 1 to 50 lower with retail 20 50 22 25, calves 131 head steady to 2 lower with prime 42 50 to 48, good 32 50 to 42.
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Base Plan
Chicago
Christiana, Pa
DeLaval & Others
Jim Mimm
New Holland
Ritchie Waterers and Behlen Steel Buildings
Frey Bros
R. D
Quarryville, Penna
Izer
Grubb Supply Company
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc
Stevens
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
Elizabethtown
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc, Witmer