Broilers price drop at Lancaster Poultry Exchange sale
Heavy marketings and seasonal declines drove the Oct 4 1956 sale to an average of 17.76 cents for broilers. 60 lots 203 905 birds offered. 44 lots 160 350 birds sold. top price 20 cents for 700 White Vantress 10 weeks two days to Carl Risser Lititz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Poultry Exchange
Rohtarstown
Harold Keener
Mount Joy
Carl Risser
Lititz
Elmer Showalter
Grimes & Hauer
Carl B. Risser
Glenn H. Herr
J. Floyd Kreider
S. E. Davis
Glenn Ylerr
J. Floyd Krenter
Caleb K. Hershey
Meader’s Poultry
Miller & Bushong
Joseph Wolgermuth, Jr
C. F. Manbeck, Inc
James Barley
Samuel Keens
Elwood Hershey
Mandala Poultry
J Harold Eby
Clarence ‘Husher
Victor
Weaver, Inc
Hens Ain't Human
Ammon E. Shelly of Lititz Pa J C Walker Co of Gap Pa Musser s Pequea Pa The Buck RD 1 Quarryville Pa appear in local listings and notices for agricultural trades and suppliers from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser's
Lancaster Livestock Steers Mixed Results On Week
Lancaster livestock report shows steers about $1 lower with top at $30 and bulk $21 to $26.50. Calves and hogs move higher on good and choice grades, with slaughter steers mostly good to low good, heifers scarce, cows weak, bulls steady. Sheep numbers steady with slaughter lambs mostly steady and bulk goods at $19 to $23.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
USDA
Montana
U. S
U S
Cool August Weather Aids Egg Production
Cool August weather boosted Pennsylvania egg output with 24 million eggs produced in August tying the 1955 high. The 17 170 000 layers were nearly four percent below last August, while a rising share of pullets and steady rate kept output strong. Year to date production reached 2 405 000 000 eggs, about one percent below the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Moore Chicks Egg Breeding Advance Promises High Output
An advance in egg breeding labeled Multiple Family Crossing reports California random sample test results from 1955 with 266 average eggs per 4.5 lbs of feed per dozen and large eggs averaging 26.2 oz per dozen. Early order discounts are offered to White Leghorn buyers who order before January 1, 1957 and free literature is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
James G. McDowell, Jr
Samuel Kolb
H. W. Longacre
H W. Longacre
White Vantress
D. Horn & Co
John Moyer
C F. Manbeck
White Cross
Mangles
Amos K. Stollzfus
Honey Brook
Lancaster General Hospital
Harry L. Temple
Producers Cooperative Exchange
Roy Harnish
C. F.manbeck, Inc
Elvin Nolt
Daniel G. Ferry
Daniel G. Forry
Ray W. Gibble
B. H. Wiggins
Daniel M. Glick
Roy FE. Ream
Jason M Eby
Walter C. Mellinger
Jack H. Michael
Paul Z. Martin
Paul Z Martin
Roy E. Ream
Noah D. Zook
Tilley’s Poultry
H. Raymond Charles
Mandata
Altman
Bluebird
Turkey
Altman’s Cash Feed Store
Willis H. Weaver
Harrisburg Ave
Red Rose
Rea
Nose
A. S. Groff
Queen St
Ghas. E. Lauder & Sons R.D
East Earl, Pa
E. Musser Heisey
Mt Joy, Pa
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz, Pa
J. C. Walker & CO
Gap, Pa
Warren Sickman
David S. Sorensen
Usda Market
Moore Farms Criss Cross
Moore
Ephrata, PA
S. State St
Ephrata
Wavac
New Castle
F. W. Fisher
Leacock, Pa
Leola
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!