May 31 Lancaster Poultry Exchange sells 116100 broilers
Buyers paid an average 22.40 cents per pound for 116 100 broilers at the Lancaster Poultry Exchange May 31 sale. Seven capette lots totaling 3 850 birds sold at 22 1/2 and 25 cents. Leghorn fowl and cockerels sold at 13 and 10 cents. Details by lot include seller grower buyer and price for Vantress birds.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
William C. Schultz
Victor
C F. Manbeck Inc
Jack Bucher
Daniel K. Good
Brown Bros
H. W. Longacre Inc
H W. Longacre Inc
Elam L Kauffman
Roy E Ream
Raymond Martin
Alvery Baer
Roy E. Ream
Parke K. Herr
Melvin K Barge
Victor F Weaver Inc
Melvin K. Barge
College Hill Poultry
Walter C Mellinger
Miller & Bushong
Jacob C. Herr
Jacob C Herr
H W Longacre Inc
Noah W Kreider
Victor F. Weaver Inc
Roy Shultz
Indian Rivers
Poultry Auction Prices and Receipts Report from June Listings
A Philadelphia market update shows steady demand and ample supply for poultry with various lots of White Vantress Indian Rivers and White Rock cockerels sold at cents per pound ranges. Receipts amount to thousands of cases, with multiple firms and individuals listed as buyers or sellers across the June auction slate.
Processed Poultry Prices and Supply in Philadelphia Market
Philadelphia market reports steady demand for ready-to-cook ice packed poultry and hens with ample supplies. Grade A and U S Grade A quoted around 34 to 35 cents per pound for 2 to 3 pounds, with other weights at 32 to 33 and 33 to 34 cents per pound. receipts on June 4 include sizable loads from Maryland Virginia Georgia South Carolina and Western North Carolina totaling tens of thousands of pounds.
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Philadelphia
U.S
Del
S. Car
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Lancaster Markets Slaughter Cattle Trading Slow
Cattle trading in Lancaster shows slow activity with fed steers down 25-50 cents from last week, mostly affecting choice and prime grades. Heifers, bulls, and cows show varied moves while calves and hogs adjust to light demand. vealers and lambs also move modestly with prices easing in parts.
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Lancaster
Irrigated Pasture Rotation Boosts Beef Gains in Oklahoma
At Oklahoma A and M Experiment Station tests compare irrigation and rotation grazing on rye, barley and vETCH pastures. Rotated irrigated pastures yield 552 pounds of beef per acre versus 71 pounds for continuous grazing on similar irrigated fields and 220 pounds on non irrigated continuous grazing.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahom Experiment Station
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Victor i Weaver Inc
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Elmer H Rohrer
College Hall Poultry
Glenn H Herr
John O
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Altman’s Cash Feed Store
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Ivan M. Martin
Blue Ball, Pa
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Cope&Weaver Co
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J. B. Hostetter
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