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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1973

Page

3

USDA acts to improve markets for five crops

Secretary Earl L. Butz announces actions to boost markets for apples eggs canning peaches pork and potatoes. Plans include an electronic price system for hogs market research improved pork grading market intel foreign fruit market expansion and new product development and processing efficiency across the five crops.

USDA Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz U.S. Department of Agriculture Apples

State Apple Production Expected Up from ’72

The 1973 Pennsylvania forecast indicates a 425 million pound commercial apple crop, 6 percent above 1972 but 12 percent below the 1968–72 five year average. Peach forecast 81 million pounds, up 3 million from last month, with moisture aiding sizing though still one fifth below the five year average. Pear crop seen at 2,800 tons, down 500 from last year and 900 below the five year average.

Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service Commonwealth Washington

Peach and pear crops rise in the 1973 U S forecast

The 1973 peach crop is forecast at 2.6 billion pounds, up 10 percent from last year. U S total pear production is forecast at 724,400 tons, an 18 percent increase over the prior year’s 611,700 tons.

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Quarryville Bank Promotes Two Staff Members

Farmers National Bank of Quarryville announces promotions to assistant cashier for Sarah M. Douglas and Robert L. Keene. Douglas, a Solanco High School graduate, rejoined in 1962 after a 1954 hiatus and has worked in bookkeeping and as a teller. Keene, a 1961 Solanco graduate, will become assistant manager of the Farmers National Penn Hill office this fall after banking courses and Army service.

Board of Directors of Famers National Bank of Quarryville Sarah M. Douglas Robert L. Keene Douglas Solanco High School Bank Grown’ Show Garden Club of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Keene Farmers National Penn Hill Solanco High Lancaster American Institute of Banking U. S. Army RCA Korea Georgetown

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