Poultry Market Prices and Sale Notices Expressed
Tuesday poultry market prices show hens light type 11 to 16 cents per lb and heavy type 15 to 34 cents with most 22 to 27. Pullets 40 to 46, roasters 30 to 46 mostly 43 to 46. Rabbits 62 to 90 percent, mostly 75 to 85. Guineas 1.30 to 1.42, mostly 1.40 to 1.42. Pigeons per pair 1.56 to 4.88. Total coops sold 384. Auction every Tuesday. Poultry received Monday 7 pm to 10:30 pm and Tuesday 7 am to 12 noon. Sale at 11:30 am. Directions: Rt. 22 thruway, Fogelsville exit, north on stoplight, left, 1 mile.
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Rt. 22
Thruway
Fogelsville
Live Poultry and Eggs Market Update June Prices
Eastern Pa and N J report rising light type hen prices with strong demand and limited plants. Heavy hens ample. broiler fryer market very good with frequent unfilled orders. pool truck prices for Thursday show US Grade A 44-46 and Plant Grade 43-44. Philadelphia eggs steady with balanced cartoning demand and steady to higher retailer prices. Baltimore prices mostly steady to up 2 cents with balanced supplies.
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U.S
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Green Dragon Hay Prices and Load Totals
Friday sale lists 40 hay loads with alfalfa 34.50 to 44.00, Timothy 26.00 to 39.00, Mixed Hay 30.00 to 45.00, a 54.00 load, Clover 34.50, plus 18 straw loads 32.00 to 41.00 and 7 corn loads 56.00 to 63.00.
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Tues
Web
Fcy
Brown Fey
Urner Barry Publications
Omaha Cattle Market Steady As Feeder Steers Rise
Slaughter steers and heifers hold steady with negligible day to day changes. Cows ease about one dollar lower. bulls weak to fifty cents. Feeder cattle rise up to fifty cents with strong demand. Four day receipts 16 500. mixed grades and stocker activity. Prices for steers and heifers show firmness in a still cautious market amid ongoing feedlot activity.
Lancaster Farming records weekly edition details and contacts
The Lancaster Farming weekly farm publication lists its Lititz and Lancaster offices and contact numbers. It notes editor Richard E Wanner and a subscription price of 2 dollars within Lancaster County or elsewhere, with establishment date November 4 1955 and Saturday publication.
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Lancaster County
Lititz
Main St
Record-Express
Lancaster
Richard E Wanner
Lancaster Farming
Newspaper Farm Editors Assn
Pa Newspaper Publishers Association
National Newspaper Association
Public backs cutting federal spending to curb rising food prices
A nationwide survey of 1 123 interviews in 24 metros and 11 rural counties finds 86 percent favor cutting government spending to combat higher food prices. William J. Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau Federation notes the poll, conducted March 21 to April 10, shows spending cuts exceed other proposed actions.
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William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Puerto Rico
Leo J. Shapiro & Associates
Chicago
Kuhfuss
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Pa. and
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N.J
Delmarva
Egg Market
New York
Babcock
Pennsylvania
New England Weekly Shell Egg Report
R. I
Vermont
Maine
Omaha Cattle
Harold Neigh
Pennsylvania State University
Newfield
Binghamton
N.Y. Lewisburg
Ohio
Roreonyer
Salmet
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