Replacement Chicks Rise in U S and Pa in Early 1967
Pennsylvania February replacement chick production totaled 2.3 million, down 2 percent from a year earlier but up 2 percent from January. U S replacement chick output for January–February 1967 rose 12 percent to about 87 million, while egg-type incubator eggs on March 1 were 1 percent higher than a year ago. Broiler chick production in Pennsylvania for February gained 3 percent year over year, with two‑month totals about 1 percent below 1966. U S two‑month broiler output was 3 percent ahead of 1966.
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Milk production falls in Pennsylvania in February
About 250 million quarts of milk were produced in Pennsylvania in February, six million quarts less than February 1966, a two percent drop. National production rose one percent, aided by an eight percent rise in Wisconsin. Pennsylvania’s decline partly due to 2,000 fewer cows, totaling about 752,000, while milk per cow averaged 715 pounds, up ten pounds from last year.
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