Late Harvest Delays Pressure Farmers Across Pennsylvan ia
County farmers report hurried harvests as weather allows and grain must be dried, while tobacco fields grow rapidly and weeds choke wet soil. Pennsylvania corn remains vulnerable to early frost. rains and warm nights may boost growth. Early peaches, roadside apples, new potatoes, and vegetables move to markets with tomato and bean harvest in progress despite uneven maturity and machine picker issues.
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Willow Street
Pennsylvania
York-Lancaster
Breeding Stud Buys Two Bulls For Sixty Thousand
Irvington Pride Admiral a 6 year old 3300 pound bull from Irvington Farms Gaithersburg Maryland sold with his brother Irvington Pride Commander to Curtiss Breeding Service Illinois for a record total of 60000 dollars. The sale featured a seeing off with Governor Tawes and the King family. Admiral a former Grand Champion and Excellent 82 points along with Commander carry the Sutton Oaks Pride Borba lineage. Frozen semen from the bulls will be offered through Curtiss Artificial Insemination using liquid nitrogen storage at minus 320 F.
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Irvington Pride
W. L. King & Son
Irvington Farms
Gaithersburg
Maryland
Curtiss Breeding Service
Ine
Cary
Illnois
Admiral
J. Millard Tawes
King
Holstein- Friesian Association
Irvington
May
Holstein Association
Curtiss Artificial Insemenation
Loca
William H Walker
Quarryville
Rural accident toll nears twelve thousand in a year
In one year accidents of all kinds kill about 11 700 rural residents and injure about a million Nearly half the deaths are caused by traffic mishaps.
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Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Keenco
BOB Hill Direct Keen Factory Representativ
Mayfield
Madison
R. D
Lim
Breeding Stud
Farm Bureau
Charles Wagner
R.D
Guernseys
New Holland & Quarryville
Assure Prompt de
Farm Bureau Way
ANC
Ri Buurey
Lancaster
New Holland
Elgin
Manheim