Milk Supply Trends and Prices in the United States
The 1959 milk outlook shows 1958 production dipping slightly after five years of gains, with a modest 1959 rise expected. Demand grows as population increases while farm prices for manufacturing milk and butterfat stay near 75 percent parity, with CCC purchases remaining around 25 percent of output and per cow production around 6300 pounds in 1958.
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Woldemuth Bros., Inc
Florin, PA
Ford Pto
Ford
Allen H. Matz
Denver
Conestoga Farm Service
Park Ave
Quarryville
Lauder Bros
New Holland
Haverstick Bros
Columbia Pike
Lancaster
Elizabethtown Farmers Supply Inc
Elizabethtown
New Holland Concrete Products
New Holland, Pa
Elgin
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Lancaster Livestock Exchange
Acme Markets
Arbogast & Bastian S. Arena Dressed Beef Baums Bologna, Inc
Bayuk Phillies Cigar Corp
H. S. Bunting & Sons
Cassel’s Mill, Inc
the Chalet Restaurant
Consolidated Dressed Beef Co
Corkhran, Hill & Co
Cross Bros., Inc
Dagen’s Lance Super Market
Dauphin County
4-H Club
Delaware Packing Co. Gimble’s Food Plan
Goldberg Bros
Grove’s Meat Market
Heinz Riverside Abattoir, Inc
H. F. Hildebrand S. W. Hippey R. ©. Hollinger Kilheffer’s Food Market
Lamb Sale
Lancaster Stock Yards
Lancaster Live Stock Exchange
Lamb
L. H. Brubaker
Strasburg Pike
Lanc
Lance
Lititz
R.D
Hempfield Mills
East Petersburg
A. L. Herr & Bro
Quarryville Mussel Farms, Inc
Columbia
Rea Atglen