All Purpose Rye Acreage Last Fall Estimated at 4.41 Million Acres
The Agricultural Marketing Service estimates rye planted for all uses at 4.41 million acres for 1956. This is 3 percent below 4.56 million the prior year but about 1.5 times the 1945-54 average. Disappearance from July to December 1956 totaled 22.6 million bushels, the largest since 1945, with 6.9 million bushels exported.
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Agriculural Marketing Service
AMS
Subscriber praises Lancaster Farming weekly
A reader from Manheim expresses appreciation for Lancaster Farming, noting ongoing interest in farming news and household hints despite no longer farming. The letter thanks the publication for its weekly coming and helpful advertisements.
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Lancaster
Abram S. Henry
Manheim
Area spring sale notices list multiple auctions across Lancaster County
A long list of auction notices dated March to April runs through Lititz Blainsport Denver Mountville Ephrata Quarryville Green Dragon Manheim Gordonville Oregon Adamstown Lititz Mt Joy and more. Items include livestock farm equipment real estate household goods antiques and power garden tools with sale dates from March 9 to April 6 and venues such as sale barns railroad stations and rural routes.
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Roy B. Zartman
Lititz
Zartman
Amos Leed
Blainsport
Florence Becker
Spruce St
Denver
LeRoy W. Heisey
Columbia
Mountville
Herr
Christian M. Zimmerman
Ephrata
Schoeneck
Franklin Herr
Lancaster
Quarryville
Walter M. Martin
Green Dragon
Earl Shaeffer
Reinholds
Levi W. Bucher
West Ferdinand St
Manheim
Paul Buchter
George Steffy
Hopeland
Mt. Aury
Moses King
Strasburg
Richard E. Miller
Mt. Joy
Abram Bamberger
Halfville
Simon E. Snyder
Mary S. Forney
Christian B. Snyder
Clay and Durlach
Thur
A. S. Kinsinger
Gordonville
Martin M. Zimmerman
Oregon
Cora Demning
Adamstown
A. L. Gehart
George
Helen N. Boyer
Route 222
Gring Sand Quarry
Five Mile
Ester Lennon
Harvey Perfer
Fetters School House
Mt. Airy
Clay Township
Meat price time drops to new 1956 low
The American Meat Institute reports 1956 saw a record low in time needed to earn a pound of meat and a drop in price while consumption rose. Beef required 20 minutes per pound and pork 14.1 minutes. average meat price was 57.6 cents per pound with beef at 66 cents and pork 46.6 cents.
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American Meat Institute
National Trade Association of the Meat Packing Industry
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J. Fred Whiteside
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John J. Hess
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New Providence
John B. Kurtz
Wenger Bros. Rheems
I Warren Sickman
Snader’s Mill
Kinzers
S. H. Hiest
Salunga
B. F. Adams
H. S. Newcomer
Wan
Allen Stober
Indian Lake
Irwin Hammer
Warwick Farm
Mt. Joy Sale
Fulton National Bank
Daniel Regan
Main St
Denver, Pa
Paul Landis
Reamstown
Helmstown
Harry and
Samuel Gehr
John Gehr
Hinkletown
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C. B. Hoober
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