Merge or Submerge Says Southern Poult “In five years not over 25 companies will produce weU over half of our national broiler" production,” Mr. Harold Snyder, president of Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc, told 125 leaders of Delmarva’s broiler industry at the annual poultryman’s open house at the Georgetown Substation of the University of Delaware. “The people who want to stay in this business are going to have to combine interests or go under,” Snyder said. As the leader of a merged _ ~ , , , ... group of feedmen, hatchery- t words, it is better men and processors, Snyder ?. hav f u lO cent of directs an integrated opera- 10 « P® cent of tion producing 15 million not^* n ®’ -Snyder said, broilers annually. - won’t agree TT , , . with me,” Snyder said. We 116 dld ? an X , punch ‘ don’t like to lose our inde es as he told the Delmarva dence but we must do it that, we must Asked about his organiza adxmt that, we are a group , ti s der said it was set b °^ s ve up in an effort to gam the developed a big industry.” J vantagee o£ a nat f onal or . _ “Our Arkansas organize- ganization while leaving the tlon of small businesses in various units as much inde the broiler business got to- pendence as possible, gether so that we could af- in other talks researchers ford to bring in competent at the Substation explained businessmen,” he said. 'the results of their experi “Most of us are still acting ments. like children so far as busi- Frank D’Armi discussed ness principles are concern- Low Calcium Broiler Diets, ed. If we don’t get together and Tom D. Runnels descnb by mergers or some other ed the progress being made way, and bring businessmen in processing whole soybeans in to help us, we are going for broiler feed, to find ourselvess out. D’Armi also discussed the PINE WOOD SHAVINGS OR KILN DRIED MIXED - FINE - MEDIUM FOR POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK BEDDING CALL,EXpress 4-5412 CONVENIENT SANITARY SERVICEABLE Deliveries Made Over Two Tons Trailer Load Prices, Bagged or Bulk HAROLD B. ZOOK 220 Lampeter Road Lancaster, Pa, Husk lost and clean wltN Mum*"* Pull-type for 2-Plow or larger • low, gentle-sloping gatherers with hinged points to save down corn • Fast, dean snapping action guards against shelling » Oversized, 6-roll husking bed gets ears husk clean • Teams with any tractor with 2-plow power, standard pto McCormick Farm Equip. Store tNtlkftATlftHAl C. B, Hoober Cope & Weaver Co. INTERCOURSE WILLOW STREET C. E. Wiley & Son Kauffman Bros. QUARRYVILLE - WAKEFIELD MOUNTVILLE J. Paul Nolt J. B. Hostetter & Sons GAP MOUNT JOY McCormick'* 1-PR Corn Picker tractors with PTO Big 6-rolT husking bed gives you capacity to do husk-clean work in the highest yields... and pick up to 10 acres a day with this heavy-duty McCormick Model 1-PR one row pull-type picker. What’s more, the picker is built extra sturdy to give you season on season of low-cost picking. Find out how you eon buy on tho new IH Income Purchase Plan EPHRATA ry Leader research work done oh floor space requirements for broil ers and tests of feeding equipment. Dr. Maria Angela de Oliv eria, Brazilian poultry patho- visiting. the Substa tion for several weeks under the Point-4 program, spoke to the poultryman about the broiler industry in Brazil. J. Edward Mcllvaine, chairman of the Broiler Ad visory Committee which ad vises the University research staff on current research problems, acted as chairman at the meeting. Dean George M. Worrilow of the school of agriculture, Keep jßecords uiuilbvfii Keep DE \ ' s - " _ nostatvditvg e S gs 1 V ®|tO £o. P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc, SMOKETOWN, PA. Phone. Lane. EX 2-2659 Daniel G. Haldeman R 3, MANHEIM, PA Phone- MO 5-7371 Hieatand, Inc. R 1, MARIETTA, PA, Phone- HAzel 6-9301 Elmer H. Rohrer Lester R. Bucfcwalter R 2, LANCASTER, PA R 1, WASHINGTON BOHO Phone- TR 2-7670 Ph Millersville TR 2-5784 Glen Phipps l William Groff R 1, QUARRYVILLE, PA R 3, QUARRYVILLE, PA Phone ST 6-2832 Phone- Kirkwood, LA 9-2230 I. Elwood Longenecker Geo. W. Jackson & Son R 1, OXFORD, PA. R. i, CHRISTIANA. PA Phone- Kirkwood LA 9-2484 Phone Atglen LY 3-5408 16—Lonccater Farming, Wheat Supply ‘W.* Hits Record • £*4 The total wheat supply for eting year may jJ* marketing year which began 370 million bushai July 1, is estimated at 2,404 100 million bustn million bushels—an all-time the carryover 0n f high, according to the Aug- year. ' ust Wheat Situation report; pm. total sup D i v It exceeds the high of a estimated at 3g, year earlier by 53 million bushels, consisting bushels. million bushels 0 f The total supply consists 1059- production e J of the carryover of 1,277 21 million bushels million bushels, the 1959 ly imports of 4 3 ’. crop estimated as of August T his compares «•, 1 at 1,119 million bushels, P*y °f 45 6 milh on and an allowance for imports y ear earlier, of about eight million bush- &ye Production els, mostly of feeding quali- of 21 million bush, below the 32 5 1 , .. ~ els produced ] a „(. ‘ welcomed the poultrymen. dSt y The meeting began with a chicken barbecue. ing brings res® 8 ? \ • miiun \\\6tt t- 66 proovjgi^" 4 egg sue the market PREFERS not to ° Mb.. iust what ’ Th^’re ———l e customer wants. For y eats,ls&Ka}l> has em ployed' spme,,.of. the... most Tslaliedsdeptistaanthe world to’ wofk. at producing the ■ greatestlayer in the world. Manx apokeStnerT.for the peultrjrindustiX’helieve this goal has beehachdeved. But, even if this is .so,’ technical gerieticworkwrll never cease at JDeKalb. ■' DEKAtI AGEICUITUAAI ASS N., INC. OEK Alt, ILLINOIS Commerce/ fr»Juctrt and'Disiribyfors of DeKafb Seid Ccrfl, DtKolb Chi* and DtKalb Hybnd-Swrghum Melhom Bros. MOUNT JOY, PA Phone: OL >3-8582 Aaron J. Brubaker 1836 Marietta Ave LANCASTER, PA Phono: EX 3-8362 Harry F. Houser R 7, LANCASTER, PA Phone: EX 2-0247 * *s. v„ •"* ■ r: *♦* ;r y -it
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