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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1958

Page

12

Angus Association Sees Record Cattle Numbers Rise

Frank Richards of the American Angus Association reports growth in August cattle figures for the just completed fiscal year. The group adds 3045 new Angus breeders and reports 35917 AAA members. Purebred Angus registrations reach 201679, up from 195557, with 170113 transfers, marking gains over the prior period.

Frank Richards Amercan Angus Association AAA Angus Richards

Tri-State Feed Makers Tour York Area Report

A group of about 40 feed manufacturers from Pennsylvania New York and Virginia visited Hespen Heide and Thompson Inc York for a field day on Premier Morea liquid feed. They toured the York plant and York Lancaster area farms evaluating beef cattle dairy cows and sheep while discussing feeding programs and consumer reaction to meat from the program. Outstanding area farms included Melvin Kolb Ben Smucker Bernie Norris Luther Shaull Bill Veech and Carl Manifold.

York Pennsylvania New York Virginia Hespenheide and Thompson Inc Morea US Industrial Chemicals Company York - Lancaster Sea Lanecaster County Melvin Kolb Ben Smucker York Area Bernie Norman Norris Stewartstown Luther Shaull Bill Veech Airville Carl Manifold New Park

NEPPCO elects officers and honors 4-H winners at Harrisburg

Ernest F Smith Jr elected NEPPCO president amid restructuring with two vice presidencies eliminated. Russell Sturtevant remains secretary and James C Wesel continues treasurer. Robert Thurnell named director at large. David Redding wins NEPPCO FFA Star Poultry Farmer title after 250 acre operation near Gettysburg. Kenneth Porter and Paul Schantz earn blue ribbons in egg grading. 4-H teams excel in Northeastern Poultry Judging contest in Harrisburg.

Neppco Ernest F Smith Jr Kenton Delaware Harold P Klahold Pieston Warren W Itowley Batavia Russell Sturtevant Halifax Mass James C Wesel Rosemont Jiarry P Metz Belleville Pennsylvania Robert Thurnell East Wolebury New Hampshire Gince Star Poultry Farmer David Redding Gettysburg Pensylvania Entiies Neppco Ffa Star Redding Harrisburg Gettysburg High School FFA Kenneth Porter Washington Bo

New York Team Dominates Poultry Championship Standings

The New York state team swept all ten individual placings and the Championship with a combined 3357 points. Pennsylvania did not enter. Team members include Donald Terhune Delmar Barbara Mash Westmoreland Mary Elien Slinton Scipio Center and Nancy Stone McGraw. West Virginia placed third with 5129 points. The exposition drew nearly 290 exhibitors and over 3,000 poultrymen at the Farm Show building in Harrisburg.

Dey New York Donald Terhune Delmar Barbara Mash Westmoreland Mary Elien Slinton Scipio Center Nancy Stone McGraw Virginia Ally Cohorn Alvin Smith Patsy Williamson Clarence Powell West Virginias Eulis Yohum Blane Michael Clyde Hines Junior Parks Thir New Jersey Maryland Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Delaware New Hampshire Harrisburg

Hog Market Report Mixed Prices For Butchers And Sows

Hogs butchers steady to 25 cents higher and sows steady with a varied supply. US No 1 2 3 lots range from 190 to 400 pounds with prices around 21 to 25 dollars for butchers and 18.75 to 19.25 dollars for sows. Barrows and gilts average cutout value shows slight advantage of US No 1 over No 3 based on weekly wholesale pork cuts.

Cheago

Baltimore Market Ends Hectic Week With Steady Tone

Baltimore market reports steadiness in cattle and calves with slaughter steers under 1100 pounds active, over 1100 pounds slow, cows and bulls mixed, vealers strong, and stockers and feeders generally slow. Buyers and dealers showed activity across loads and small lots, with prices varying by weight and class.

Baltimore

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