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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1957

Page

10

Earl Umble Herd Leads Progressive In January Butterfat

In January 21 of 103 herds tested in the Progressive DHIA produced over 35 pounds butterfat. Earl Umble of Algien led with 431 lbs butterfat and 1,137 lbs milk from Holsteins. high cow Harold Umble yielded 2,279 lbs milk and 88.9 lbs butterfat. Top ten herds and top cows lists include Charles Brosius, Bedhenstrator & Wilson, Ankrum Brothers, Everett Cowan, Stanley Dreider, Horace Walton, Harold Umble, Willard Moore, Mahlon B. Shoemaker, and others with strong milk and butterfat figures. Testers: David Sweigart, Robert L. Janney, Harold J. Lindecamp, Robert P. Farmer.

Earl Umble Algien Umble Harold Umble Charles Brosius Bedhenstrator & Wilson Lon B. Shoemaker Henry Landis Mason Brothers Horace Walton Everett Cowan Robert Counts The Progressive Association David Sweigart Robert L.janney Harold J. Lindecamp Robert P. Farmer

Voice Of Lancaster Farms Readers Praise Content

Letters from Alvin C. Yoder and Earl Patches praise the paper for its coverage of poultry and stock markets farm traditions and recipes. They express appreciation for the weekly and its farm topics.

Voice of Lancaster Farms Alvin C. Yoder Witmer Bible Speaks Earl Patches al Mt. Joy Lancaster

Alp urges unity of farming and commerce at Poultry Booster Banquet

H H Alp of the American Farm Bureau Federation calls for unified agricultural business policy at the Hotel Brunswick banquet. He cites price squeezes from processors, proposes tax relief, higher volume lower costs, new foreign markets,Separated food from high markup items, and upgrading the national diet. Harold P. Klahold criticizes poultry integration as a gimmick.159 attendees paid $100 a plate.

H. H. Alp American Farm Bureau Federation Brunswick Harold P. Klahold Northeast Poultry Producers Council

Pennsylvania Broiler Week Sought May 4 11

Harrisburg report states the Pennsylvania Poultry Federation asks the state Department of Agriculture to designate May 4 to May 11 as Pennsylvania Broiler Week. The plan centers on Chicken tomorrow finals and auctions May 7 and 8.

Federation Harrisburg Pennsylvania Poultry Federation Homer J. Bicklser State Department of Agriculture FHA Northeastern Poultry Producers Council Trenton N. J United States Secretary of Agriculture Pennsylvania Bickster Board of Directors

Chicago Grain Markets Sees Mixed March Futures Moves

March futures show corn down 1.29 percent and wheat down 2.33 dollars per unit while oats rise about 0.75 and soybeans slip 2.43 percent. Soybean meal adds 0.65 dollars per ton f.o.b. Decatur Illinois. cash grain quotes place corn at 1.32 to 1.33 dollars and oats at 0.814 dollars.

F.o.b. Decatur, Jil

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