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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1957

Page

13

Hog Prices Up 45 Percent as Supplies Dip

Minneapolis report cites 1957 market trend from the Eleventh Annual Farm Forum at the Leamington Hotel. J Russell Ives of the American Meat Institute notes hog prices rising about 45 percent while supplies are about 16 percent below a year ago due to supply and demand forces. He explains industry competition, variability in slaughter capacity, perishability of meat, and easy market access for farmers across Iowa.

Minneapolis Minnesota Leamington Hotel J. Russell Ives American Meat Institue Chicago Ives Iowa

District Seven Milk Producers honor 25-year members in Leola

Elvin M. Landis and Lester L. Groff received 25-year membership awards at the District Seven Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative annual meeting in Leola. Arthur C. Diem also noted for continuing membership begun by his father Oscar Diem. The Lancaster County farmers were recognized for long service to the cooperative.

Elvin M. Landis R. Lancaster Leola Lancaster County Lester L. Groff Leacock Arthur C. Diem Ephrata Landis Groff Diem Oscar Diem

Quarter of Timber Cut Unused Foresters Say

The USDA Forest Service reports about one fourth of yearly timber harvest remains unused. About 34 percent of lumber cut goes unused for fuel or other uses, while only four percent of pulpwood is wasted. Residues occur in logging and wood manufacture, but efficiency has improved yet much timber still lies unused.

USDA Forest Service

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Hawkins Hiestand, Inc Marietta R. D Lara John Deere Dol F. H. Schotzberger Landis Bros Lancaster, Pa DEERE A.B New Holland, Pa Wenger Implement Co The Buck, Pa Alan C. Beyer H. S. Newcomer & Son Mount Joy, Pa
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