Federal Milk Hearings Set
The article notes class I prices under separate orders, comparing them with Federal order prices. It says the Federal order has generally been effective in settling prices for producers and ensuring milk supply for the Philadelphia market. It cites January 1957 increases of 45 cents over Federal order price, then 41 cents in Feb–Mar, and 51 cents since April 1.
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Philadelphia
Commission
Farm Calendar Entries From Lancaster County Clubs
A dense list of 4-H and farm program events across Lancaster County including meetings at Rhoads Span ish Tavern Quarryville Penn State University field days in Manheim and Landisville and multiple 4-H clothing food and club gatherings with times ranging from 8 a m to 9 30 p m and a milk marketing referendum at several polling sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State University
Jacob N. Martin
Lancaster
Elm - Penryn
Penryn Fire Hall
Millersville - Columbia
Farmersville
East Drnmore
Delaware Poultry Producers
Lancaster County
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Farmer’s Bank
New Holland
Hostetter
Mt. Joy
Lincoln Fire Hall
Field Research Laboratory
R 1
Manheim
Cyrus Campbell
Bureau of Plant Inspection
Frank Bamer
Extension Agronomist
Manor
Elvis Myers
Mullersville
Karkwood
Penryn Clothing Club
Rohrerstown
Fulton
Silver Springs Foods
Elizabethtown Foods
Little Britain
Oregon
Rothsville
Manhem
Landisville
Elmer Roper
O. D. Burke
E. Raliegh
Muddy Creek
Norman’ Lausch
Denver
Lincoln Clothing
Drumore Foods
Lititz Town
M. Wards Foods
Salunga
Cochico Farm Among Top Ayrshire Herds
The Cochico Farm herd of El N. Martin at Stevens is recognized as a top Ayrshire dairy herd. It averages 1007 pounds of 42 percent milk and 42 pounds of butterfat for the month, placing it among the nation’s leading Ayrshire herds.
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Ayrshire
el N. Martin
Stevens
Flying Farmers Meet at Barto Pa on Weekend Flight Tour
Flying Farmers from across Pennsylvania gathered at John Gehman Farm in Barto for a weekend of activities by air and car. Attendees toured Hopewell State Park and Gilbertsville auction, dined at Red Hall, and heard Paul Moyer recount a April 1956 Cessna 170 mission flight. L. L. Logan, regional director, presided over the program and film show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John Gehman
Barto
Gehman’s
Harry Arnold
Hopewell State Park
Gilbertsville
Red Hall
Gehman
Paul Moyer
Line Lexington
Flying Farmer
Mission Fields
Mexico
Central America
L. L. Logan
Kennett Square
National
Flying Farmers Assn
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Queens
Bally Mennonite Church
Christian Fellowship
Longacre
Chester County
Homer E. Kolberff
Phoenixville
Plastic Drop Cloth Improves Cold in Delivery Trucks
Marketing researchers from USDA and Flying Farmers of America showcased a plastic door curtain inside refrigerated delivery trucks. Tests showed a 3.2 degree lower product temperature rise and a 7.2 degree cooler inside air with the curtain, plus near elimination of dripping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Pasture Drought Impacts Grain Ration and Milk Output
When pastures turn brown most of the grain ration will be needed to maintain cow bodies. Milk production usually drops off when body condition is poor.
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Lke
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Chicago Tribune
L H. Brubaker
Treas
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Ady
Rhoads Spanish Tavern
Quarryville
Heart To Heart Women’s
Hempfield
Women For Christ
Swine Producers Assn. Board of Directors
Dillersville Road
Holstein
Paul Brubaker
Mt Joy
East Petersburg
Lititz
Cumberland County Wool Growers Assn
Carlisle
Paradise
Marvin W. Rice
Elizabethtown
Cocailico
Flying Farmers
Barto, Pa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Charlotte Huber
Wgal TV
Purina
Warren Sickman
Ss. Hl. Hiest and
James High
Gordonville
Wenger Bros
John Joo Tess
Tivers
John B. Kurtz
Ephrata
B. Fk. Adams
Intercourse
New Providence
Snader
S Mil
Blend & McGinnis
Fred Whitesid
Kirkwood
Vito Nir