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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1967

Page

12

Juniors Join Holstein-Friesian and Egg Trends Noted

Benny Kettering of Lititz R3 joins the Holstein-Friesian Association junior program as nearly 13 900 youths enroll. To qualify, candidates must be under 21 and complete one year in a 4 H or vocational dairy project with ownership of at least one registered Holstein. Also: 267 million Pennsylvania eggs produced in April, down two percent from last year, at 33 cents a dozen on average. state officials note.

Benny Kettering Lititz Holstein-Friesian Association of America Agricul Ture Dairy Project Harrisburg Pennsylvania Leland H. Bull Bull State

Fresh stock sale at New Holland livestock market

May 15 1967 sale trends show stronger prices across horses cattle hogs and calves. Holsteins Guernseys and other breeds sold in broad ranges with bulls and heifers listed. Hogs gained with prices around 150 to 152 per head and calves steady with Prime and Choice grades bringing 38 to 42.50.

U.S

Milk yield and cows decline equally in Pa

Harrisburg reports April milk production in Pennsylvania fell to 286 512 000 quarts, down 24 percent from last April, while the number of milk cows dropped three percent to 746 000.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Leland H. Bull Bull

Livestock market results: hogs sheep and lambs

Barrows and gilts 1 2 190 240 lbs closed week at 25 to 25 50 per cwt. US 1 210-225 lbs 26 to 26 50. US 13 200-250 lbs 24 to 24 75. 2 3 240-265 lbs 23 50 to 24. Sows US 1 3 300-450 lbs 15 to 16. some US 1 2 275-350 lbs 16 to 17. 2 3 400-600 lbs 15 to 16. few 600-700 lbs 13 50 to 14. Sheep 350 spring lambs mostly steady. ewes steady. Spring lambs 60-90 lbs 31 50 to 33. good 30 to 32. Slaughter ewes utility and good 5 to 8.

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Junior Holstein Assn National Association Bushong, Inc Rohrerstown, PA New Holland Lancaster Armour Armour Whse J. A. Baker Manheim Pike Lancaster, Pa
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