Keystone International To Stress Conservation And Grasslands
The Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission and the Pennsylvania Livestock and Allied Industries Association unite for the Keystone International event November 9 to 14 at the Farm Show Building. PLAIA funds costs via Official Program Book sales at a rodeo in the Large Arena during Exposition Week. Dale Ritter of Harrisburg and Walter Dunlap Jr. of Lancaster are appointed to lead.
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Stephen
Pennsylvania Farm Show Commission
Keystone International
Pennsylvania Livestock and Allied Industries Association
Leon Falk, Jr
PLAIA
Falk
Dale Ritter
Harrisburg
Walter Dunlap, Jr
Lancaster
Ritter and Dunlap
William L. Medford
Chester
Walter M. Krebs
Johnstown
Broiler Breeders Build Primary Flocks Push Growth In 1959
April placements by top U S breeders reached 3 765 000 pullet chicks, up 13 percent from a year earlier as hatcheries faced extended schedules. Domestic placements for 1959 total 11 743 000 head by May 1, ahead of 1958 and 1957. The Keystone International show features beef cattle swine and sheep with expanded classes for meat yield.
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U. S
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