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guinea pigs, rabbits, pigeons or
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ledom, Pa.
jILISBURY’S 3-NITRO in yourj
poultry, and swine I
id gets you more meat, eggs
und-health-for -less. Cost 35c to
70c per ton. Not an antibiotic.
Look on your feed tags and ask
your dealer, or F. W Fisher,
lacock, Ph. 'Leola 6-2482. ,
jED SPECIALS—John Deere
12-A Combine with Engine
i 95. Allis Chalmers Roto Baler
>ecial $398. Snavely’s Farm Ser
ce, New Holland Ph. 4-2214.
151 Henry J—A Title—Good
Condition $195. Ph Ephrata
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- SALE 400 Mt. Hope Super
Cross Pullets, 5 mo old,-ready
lay Vax 2 mi. South 'of Inter
urse along Pequea Creek
nos G. Esh, Gordonville Rl,
91.
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11 from certified disease free
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1 WCCS Likely, under that for last year.
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Blaniord ISayS should average 19 cents per
J hundredweight (46.5 quarts)
NEW 7 YORK Increasedabova those for the last' half of
farm milk prices for the last 1955,. the Administrator said,
six months of -the year are' fore-p nces pa id by handlers for
cast by Dr. C. J. Blanford, Mar- flui( i mi ik (Class I-A) are fore
ket Administrator of the New cas t at 16 cents per hundred-
weight over those" of a year
The forecast in detail follows: a g o ,
Change from
Month 1955 1956 1955 to 1956
• - - per hundredweight
July 3.85 3.99 up .14
August ' 4.15 4.32 up .17
September 4.15 4.42 up .27
October , 4.32 4.44 up .12
November 4.33 4.61 up .28
December 4.21 4.40 up .19
'Average 4.17 4.36 up .19
✓ Class I-A Prices
, Change from
Month 1955 1956 1955 to 1956
- dollars per hundredweight
July 4.91 5.22 up .31
August- 5.16 5.34 up .18
September 5.42 5.44 up .18
October 5.62 5.62 .00
-November 5.50 5.81 up .31
December 5.52 5.67 up .15
Average 5.36 , 552 up .16
Volume of Pooled Milk
1956 in %
Month 1955 1956 of 1955
Million Pounds
July • 666 699 105.0
August 592 583 98.5
September 623 566 90.8
October 623 616 98.9
November 571 566 L 99.1
December 618 612 99.0
Total - 3,693 3,642 98.6
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rectly to dairy farmers by
handlers and are determined by
the uses made of all of their
milk delivered to plants ap
proved for the New York mar
keting area, Dr. Blanford ex
plained. Fluid prices, however,
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USED TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT
Super A Farmall Tractor
Super C Tractor
Farmall H Tractor ..
John Deere A Tractor
Super M Tractor with Live P.T.O.
Bolan Garden Tractor with Cultivator,
Mower, Sprayer, Disk and Trailer
G.I. Garden Tractor
C-295 Plow 2-14” for C and Super C
John Deere 2-14” Trailer Plow
34-30 3-14” Fast Hitch Plow for 300 Farmall 275.00
No. 52 McCormick Wagon on Rubber ... 185.00
C-20 Plow 2-14” Fast Hitch for Super C .. 180.00
SOT Baler with Engine (used 4 seasons) „. 950.00
New Idea Green Crop Hay Loader 50.00
SOT Baler with Engine 750.00
OBSOLETE NEW MACHINES
Lancaster Farming—ls
Friday, July 20, 1956
-f'-WM,
is forecast at 14 cents for July,
17 cents for August, 27 cents for
September, 12 cents for October.
28 cents for November, and 19
cents for December.
Devisions Likely
The increase in Class I-A
prices is forecast at 31 cents
for July, 18 cents for August,
two cents for September, 31
cents for November, and 15
cents for December. Thb Octob
er price is now foreseen at the
same level as for 1955.
The semiannual forecast was
issued at the request of the dairy
industry and interested persons.
Dr. Blanford cautioned that
since many of the actual price
factors cannot be fully known
this far in advance there prob
ably will be revisions of his
monthly estimates from time to
time.
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