Pennsylvania Reviews Animal Disease Control Programs
State officials discuss eradication efforts for brucellosis leptospirosis and tuberculosis among livestock. Dr Milo outlines voluntary testing for swine and blood analysis at Summerdale lab with host meetings planned in Montoursville Dallas and Harrisburg through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Pennsylvania
Howard A. Whle
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Milo
C M Stevens
Pennsylvania Dairy and Livestock Health Committee
Bureau
Summerdale
Wernersville State Hospital
Montoursville
Dallas
Harrisburg
Milo and
Stevens
Sam Guss
Pennsylvania State University
Joe S. Taylor
Penn State
Keystone State Eyg Production Takes Third Crop
Pennsylvania egg production for 1957 dipped below 1956 for the third straight year. The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service reports 2.51 million eggs produced in 1957, about two percent under 3,629 million in 1956, with 1954 the record year at 3,654 million. December 1957 output and December feed prices also influenced the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Purina Feed Cuts Costs for Egg Production Says Local Farmer
John Rutt of near Ephrata Pennsylvania reports seven months of exact record keeping on egg output and Purina Layena usage. He credits Purina with quality efficiency and local serviceman support noting costs average around 17.2 cents per dozen eggs and praising Purina as a low cost production aid with available antibiotic and health products via the Purina serviceman network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iohn Rutt
Ephrata
Pennsylvania
Jim Rupp
Purina
Jim
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