Lan caster Poultry Center auction report prices rise
Lancaster poultry center dealers sold 18 broiler lots totaling 118 930 head at 15.7 to 16.0 with average 15.83, up from 15.30 last week. Complete sale included 124 330 head in 25 lots, with many lots of WMI WMtC WV X and AAV breeds and prices ranging from 10.2 to 24.6 per head.
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Lancaster
Indian River
White Mountain
Miller & Bushong
Harold Ghek
John N. Thomas
Same
Kenneth M Funk
Daniel K. Good
Marvin Swergart
Luther A. Beaver
Starr Poultry
Robert C. Garman
H. W Longacre, Inc, 15.7. 7. Aaron BH. Beller
WVC
Daniel K Good
Daniel K
Delmarva Price Steady Amid Fair Demand For Broilers
Delmarva broiler prices held steady with moderate auction offerings and farm prices ranging from 14.9 to 16.0 cents per pound for 868 400 head. Week totals show 480 400 head purchased Thursday in Selbyville while weekend slaughter is estimated at 701 000 head. Broiler feed costs average 14.99 cents per pound and mash costs growers about 99.63 per ton.
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Delmarva
Selbyville
Del
Indian River Hatchery Opens Two Canadian Plants
Indian River Poultry Farms expands with two hatching points in Canada to serve broiler producers. Hatcheries are in St Felix de Valois Quebec and Stratford Ontario, enabling faster deliveries and quicker arrival of Indian River cockerels for broiler breeding.
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Indian River
Oregon Pike
Canada
St Felix de Valois
Quebec
Montreal
Stratford
Weekly New York Egg Market Trends
Market report for June 17 to June 21 notes irregular trends with large and medium sizes absorbed, selling interest remains light. Indian River expands to Canada with hatchery facilities. orders through Lancaster office. Company operates six production sites including near Lancaster and in Athens Alabama Hot Springs Arkansas and Turpton Indiana.
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Indian River
Canada
Lancaster
Athens
Ala
Hot Springs
Ark
Turpton, Ind
Quackgrass Warning From Penn State Expert
Penn State extension agronomist George Berggren warns against delaying field cultivation to manage quackgrass. Cultivate often enough to prevent roots from establishing and spreading before green growth returns.
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Bill Quackgrass
George Berggren
Penn State Extension Agronomist
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Martin Brendle
Aaron Brubaker
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Earl Siegrist
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W. C Mellinger & Son
Robert Fletcher
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L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa
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