Grain Stocks Down 25 Percent in Pennsylvania
Grain stocks across Pennsylvania fell 25 percent from April 1962 levels, totaling 41.9 million bushels. On farm holdings dropped 29 percent to 22.1 million bushels, the lowest since 1953 for oats and 1958 for all wheat stocks, with off farm stocks offsetting some declines. Nationwide, total feed grains and all wheat were down 8 percent from a year earlier.
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Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Gorn
CCC
Keep Pastures Free Of Debris And Weeds
The Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association urges farmers to keep pastures free of debris and poisonous weeds and to maintain fences. Loose wire fences can injure livestock and scrap metal near repair areas may be swallowed by grazing cattle.
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Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association
Chicken Diner Offer At Local Feed Store For A Dime
A local feed store advertises a chicken dinner for ten cents attracting bargain hunters. The short promo highlights value and draws customers to the store to enjoy a small meal.
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