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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1956

Page

4

Milk Margins and USDA Efforts to Solve a Market Gap

USDA and Agricultural Marketing Service intensify study of fluid milk margins amid changing consumer tastes. Research covers packaging formats from quarts to gallons, retailer and distributor roles, and regional price spreads. Analyzing 1950s data, margins rise for home-delivered quarts while store sold quarts show different trends. AMS aims for better measurement of margins and cost reductions through efficiency gains.

Agriculture Research USDA Chicago Akron AMS L. F. Herrimann

Garden Spot FFA Elects New Officers and Advisors

Groundhog Chapter of Future Farmers of America named officers and assistant officers on Oct. 11 at Southern Lancaster County Joint Community High School. Front row lists officers Dale Shirk to Kenneth Redcay. assistants and advisors identified. past leaders Robert Ecklin and Richard Hastings attended.

Groundhog Future Farmers of America Southern Lancaster County Joint Community High School Dale Shirk Raymond Deiter Sentinel Clair Carter Robert Bucher Dick Herr Ralph Kreider Kenneth Redcay

Farm Calendar Shows Oct 20 27 Events Across Lancaster Area

Calendar lists Oct 20 27 activities including American Royal in Kansas City and Future Farmers of America convention. It notes Society of Farm Women meetings Oct 27 at Kauffman’s Tea Room with guest from Society No 27 and several Grange events through Oct 30 and Nov 30. Also includes feeder calf sales at Lancaster Stock Yards and a Nov 23 Dec 1 livestock expo in Chicago.

American Royal Kansas City Future Farmers of America Society of Farm Women No Kauffman’s Caleb Bucher Fulton Grange Hallowe’en Oxford Grange Pomond Grange Ephrata Grange Berks County Bricker Glenn Knecht Kirkwood Lancaster Stock Yards Lancaster County Chicago Furst National Bank Elizabethtown C. H. Nissley Lititz Pequea Church Lancaster County Holstein War Memorial Building Leola Fulton Grange 66

Lard Purchases Week Near Oct 17 Reach Nearly 3 Million Lbs

The USDA reports 2,934,000 pounds of lard bought in the week to Oct 17 to aid hog producers by expanding demand beyond normal outlets. Total program purchases stand at 8,918,000 pounds with regional price ranges shown for Oct 15. Southeast 17.99 to 17.99 cents per pound, Midwest 16.95 to 17.25 cents for 3 pound tins and 14.26 cents for 50 pound tins, Southwest 17.36 to 17.62 cents for 3 pound tins across 33 carlots.

Washington USDA U.S. Department of Agriculture Southeast Midwest Southwest

Pennsylvania Farm Show Week Schedule Details

January 14 18 1957 events listed in Harrisburg Pennsylvania include the Farm Show Building Poultry Federation Annual Farm Show Banquet at 6 30 p m Penn Harris Hotel and the Pennsylvania Farm Show events in Harrisburg with dates January 14 18 1957.

Farm Harrisburg Poultry Federation Penn Haring

Price ranges for plant bids influence award decisions

Prices quoted are per pound on a plant basis with ranges from 16.95 to 1799 cents for 3 pound tins and 14.20 cents for 50 pound tins. Awards considered area price variation and transport costs. Twelve bidders submitted bids totaling 7,860,000 lbs with about 15 million dollars of Section 32 funds to be spent to date.

Inside Earth Might Run Cooler Says Scientists

A humorous note disputes claims that Earth’s interior is extremely hot and questions external heat reports from Baltimore Beacon.

Baltimore Beacon

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Organic Plant Food Co Grofftown RD Ph. Lancaster Ralph F. Kline S. Broad ST Paul Cluck East Petersburg Ralph Butler Frank Herr Darrell Lewis Roger Roland Harold Clark Bill Jackson Charles Richardson Gordon Herr Jackson Owen Robert Ecklin Richard Hastings Joe Martin Lancaster Farming Mar-Gro Mfg. Co Aaron S. “Martin Landis Stone Meal CO ALL Purpose Minerals Rheems, PA Edward G. Wilson Congress
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