Hay auction price rise shocks bidders at Amish country sale
At New Holland Pennsylvania the weekly hay sale brought top bids near 96 dollars per ton for timothy clover alfalfa and ceat mixtures. Mennonite and Amish farmers led the bids with prices higher than Midwest brokers and winter sales drew large wagon crowds. Prices reflect rising feed costs amid growing demand and forecasts of tighter supply.
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Times News Service
New Holland
Maryland
Middle West
East Country
Lloyd Kreider
New Holland Sales
Agriculture Department
Dramatic Increase in American Alligators
Washington reports a dramatic alligator rise from 65000 in 1970 to an estimated 650000 across southern states. The Fish and Wildlife Service considers reclassifying from endangered to threatened, while critics cite habitat loss and market pressures as factors in the shift.
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Florida
Fish and Wildlife Service
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National Wildlife Federation
Lewis Regenstein
Fund For Animals
Atlanta
Donald W Pfitzer
Champagne Kid Tony Lema Dies In Plane Crash
From the Star Files recalls Tony Lema 32 known as the Champagne Kid killed in a plane crash. The renowned professional golfer was among the world’s top players. Also noted is the death of actor Montgomery Clift 45 noted for From Here to Eternity and A Place In The Sun.
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Tony Lema
Champagne Kid
Lema
Montgomery Clift
Clift
Virginia Farmers Hit By Shortage Of Baler Twine
Virginia farmers face a critical baler twine shortage disrupting hay and straw work schedules. Mary Bittinger attends the 38th Annual Training School for Presbyterian Women in Mon Treat, North Carolina.
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