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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1965

Page

8

Spring Pig Crop Drops as Pigs Shortage Bites

The Commonwealth saw 315000 pigs produced this spring, 7 percent below 1964, the smallest spring pig crop since 1933 and 27 percent under the 1959-63 average. Pigs saved per litter reached a spring record of 7 5, with 38000 sows and gilts expected to farrow this fall, down 7 percent from last year. Hog prices rose to a seven year high in mid June, lifting cash receipts for Keystone State farmers for the third straight month.

Commonwealth Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service Pennsylvania Keystone State

Pa. Blooms In Cut Flower Biz

Pennsylvania leads Northeast in cut flower production with an $11 million wholesale volume per a US Department of Agriculture survey. The study ranks Pa second in rose production, third in carnations and chrysanthemums, and places it third in wholesale value among 111 states. The survey covers 11 states including Massachusetts New York New Jersey Ohio Indiana Illinois North Carolina Florida Colorado and California.

Pennsylvania US Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service Gaza Massachusetts New York New Jersey Oho Indiana North Carolina Florida Colorado Californias

Breeder Flocks Post Strong 1964-65 Performance

Details show 12 319 pullets and cockerels housed April 29 1964 with 5.8 percent hen mortality. Birds reached 50 percent production May 15 1964 and flock sold April 29 1965. Eggs shipped per hen housed at 50 percent production 243 6. Feed per dozen eggs 3 64 pounds. Hatchability averaged 92 9 percent.

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