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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1959

Page

12

Cattle Market Report Notes Mixed Grades and Prices

Market data shows bids and loads with weights around 29.5 to 32 hundred pounds. Holstein and steer lots traded unevenly, with some cutter and standard grades observed and prices largely in the mid 20s to high 20s.

Milk Market Update Shows Stable Cream Prices and Mixed Demand

Wholesale price ranges hold at 5.30-5.35 for 40 qt cream units while fluid cream demand is mixed. Southeastern Penna prices for carrots are down. supply remains adequate to ample with some areas seeing improved ice cream demand and increased cream movement to freezers. Livestock and stocker prices appear alongside dairy figures, with varied weights and grades noted.

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February milk production and pricing in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania produced 487 million lbs of milk in February, roughly flat with February 1958 and eight percent below January. The per cow yield rose to a record 528 lbs while herd size declined. Open market prices across regions show bottling quality dairy products and various carrot product can quantities with listed prices and pack sizes. A safety note on braking urges caution on open highways.

Pennsylvania

Lancaster farmers meeting promotes Harvestore silos

A four hour daytime meeting for county beef and dairy farmers announced by Knipmeyer Inc and Lancaster Farming. It is set for 10 am March 24 at the PP&L building in Lancaster to promote Harvestore glass lined silos.

Knipmeyer, Inc Lancaster New Holland Pp&l

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