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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1964

Page

5

Possible Future Trends in the Livestock Industry

A Penn State report by H Louis Moore and J U Bauermann outlines future shifts in livestock production, meat packing, and processing. Plants will cluster near livestock supply and near consumption centers, with increased federally inspected facilities, packer feeder integration, and carcass trading growth, plus more decentralization and value-added services.

Pennsylvani Livestock and Meat Industs Penn State H. Louis Moore Jus Bauermann

Wirthmore Buys Stickell feed business in Maryland

Granville M Bond of Wirthmore Feeds Inc announced the purchase of D A Stickell & Sons Inc feed business of Hagerstown Maryland. Wirthmore will retain current sales staff and offer full Wirthmore Livestock Feeds and Concentrates line to the new sales area. The Stickell firm has long operated in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Wirthmore traces back to 1886 with plants in New York North Carolina and New England and also sells building materials and home farm garden products.

Granville M Bond Wirthmore Feeds Inc D A. Stickell & Sons, Inc Hagerstown Maryland Wirthmore D A Stickell & Sons, Inc Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey Wirthmores New York North Carolina New England

Pa Pig Crop Falls to 1935 Low in 1964 Spring

Pennsylvania reports a spring pig crop of 338000 head, the smallest since 1935. The figure is 20 percent below 1963 and 19 percent under the 1938 62 average of 417000. Nationally, the spring crop is 8 percent lower than last year with the corn belt states down 5 percent.

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Omaha New York City Peart Shank’s Bartlett Pears Shank Fruit Farms New Danville Pike Lancaster Root Agway Agway, Inc Syracuse, N.Y Stickell
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