Lancaster Fat Steers Steady. Cows and Bulls Mixed
Lancaster market reports a generally steady tone with fat steers and cows at similar or mixed prices to last week. Receipts include cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with light veathers and stockers, while report notes slower sales and slight declines in certain categories.
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Lancaster
Peti
Heradints
Chicken of Tomorrow Contest Auction Tuesday At Coatesville
The 1950 Pennsylvania Chicken of Tomorrow contest at Coatesville will judge 239 entries of 12 week old dressed broilers starting Saturday June 17 and end with an auction Tuesday June 20. Winners will be announced at 10 30 am with auction ettes as a new feature.
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Coatesville
United States
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Homemakers of America
Manchester
N. H
Livestock Hazards and Disease Risks
A historical report outlines threats to farm animals including moldy hay harming cows, rapid milking to prevent bovine mastitis, overcrowding causing chicken cannibalism, dormant swine erysipelas flaring up, pigs ingesting mud due to unbalanced rations, cows needing ample water for high milk output, and Canadian vets noting crows may spread tuberculosis to chickens.
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Lancaster Livestock Market
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Marketing Service
E. J. Lawless, Jr
Harry H. Kauffman
Paul H. Margoff
Pennsylvania State College
Chester
Dauphin
Lebanon
Butler
Nsesem
Good & Choice
Good & Choice Buy
Magic
Hotpoint’'s
Reg
U.S
New Holland
Ohio
Ferguson
McCormick Deering
John Deere A & B
Farmall
Allis-Chalmera
L. H. Brubaker Lancaster, R. D
Penna Citirz, Pena
Strasburg
Lane
Lititz
Aquarium
Ixite General &8 Electric
Elizabethtown
R. D
New Holland Ealers
G. K. Wagner
Groff’s
Carl H
Parke Groff
Farm Bureau
Lancaster CO. Farm Bureau Co-Op
Association
N. Vancaske
Quarryville
Manheim
Ford
Fashion Academy
B. Z. Mellinger, Inc
New Holland, Pa
Guernsey
Ephrata
al Checkerboard
Purina
Rite