Lane. Poultry Center
Holiday Postpones Sale
Thanksgiving holiday post- M&B (Jay Donmoyer) 5,000
poned the poultry auction af White Vantress, 9-4.
the Lancaster Poultry center 6. M&B (Richard Blessing)
this week from Thursday to 3000 White Vantress ,9-4. 7.
Friday. In the absence of late M&B (Henry Blank) 5400 W
market results the listings Vantress, 9-2; 8. Same; 9.
follow. Same. 1950 I-R, 9-2; 10. M&B
. . . . , no . , , . (Clair Bomberger) 3400 I-R,
A total of 28 lots contain- 92-
ing 23,000 capettes,, 825 ’
fowl, 440 heavy fowl, and 11. Same, 5100 I-R, 9-2; 12.
85,250 broilers making a to- G. Walter Jackson, 200 Leg
tal of 88,815 birds. horn Fowl; 13. George Reid,
_ , , . . , , 500 Leghorn Fowl; 14. Jack
Below are the lots isted Bucher, 4500 White Vantress,
with lot nlumber, seller and IQ; 15. Same, 4500 White
grower in parenthesis, num- Vantress, 10;
ber and breed, age in weeks
and days. 16. Same. 17. Same 18. M
(Editor’s note: Next week § (Abram N. Miller) 1500
the regular market will be Vantress, 9-3; 19. Same
printed and a resume of the J?®* IvaJ * Hoover, 800 W-V
-trading this week will be in- ca P-> 14-1 5
eluded.) 21. Henry Hoover, 5000 W
-1. Sylvan Stoltzfus, 125 V, 10; 22. J. W. Eshelman &
Leghorn Fowl 20 mo. 2. Sons, 7,000 Vantress 9; 23.
Clayton H. Shenk, 100 White Same. 24. Same. 25. Same;
Vantress, 10 3. 3. Miller and 26. Greider Leghorn Farm,
Bushong (Vincent Hoover), 400 W-R Heavy Fowl, 14 mo.
750 White Vantress Cockerel, 40 Vantress Males, 14 mo; 27.
Capettes, 13-3. 4. M&B (Earl Aberdeen Mills, (Leslie Mil-
Newcomer), 750 White Van- ler) 5000 White Vantress, 10-
tress Cockerel Cap., 13-3; 5. 3; 28. Same.
DO YOU KNOW WHY MORE
"Profit-Minded" FARMERS ARE
USING Farm Bureau FEED
MODERN MILLING with QUALITY CONTROL:
"Ultra-Modem" Milling Equipment and "Rigid" Quality Controls at
MAN HEM and NEW HOLLAND MILLS Provide The Peak in Quality
At LOWER COST to You.
RESEARCH and FORMULATION:
Form Bureau's "Ever-Growing" RESEARCH CENTERS Now Include
Modem Facilities For RESEARCH with LAYERS, BROILERS. TURKEYS,
SWINE. DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE.
Proper FORMULATION Combined with QUALITY INGREDIENTS As
sure MAXIMUM PRODUCTION and INCREASED EFFICIENCY.
DELIVERY and FIELD SERVICE;
Farm Bureau's Modem Delivery Fleet Now Includes (3) Pneumatic-
Unloading BULK FEED Delivery Units.
Qualified FIELDMEN Are Anxious To Serve and Assist You In De
signing A Profitable Feeding Program.
PROFITS REFUNDED:
When you buy your feed & farm supplies from Farm Bureau, the
PROFITS come back to YOU in the form of PATRONAGE REFUND.
Your Board of Directors after reviewing the years operations, declares
the percentage of your dollar purchases to be REFUNDED to you.
This is the method used to REFUND the profits to YOU, ... a part
owner of your Farm Bureau Cooperative. Last year, (fiscal year end
ing Oct. 31, '5B) Farm Bureau paid a 2% PATRONAGE REFUND on
your purchases. All members are treated equally the more
you buy from Farm Bureau, the more you receive in the form of
PATRONAGE REFUND.
L C. COUi
'#M BUtf
Lancaster
EX 4-0541
THAN EVER BEFORE?
Manheim New Holland Quarryville
MOhawk 5-2466 ELgin 4-2146 STerling 6-2126
Delmarva - Georgia
Offering Down
Due to Holiday
Delmarva sales reported
since Wednesday and up un
til 10:30 Friday were 90,100
head. In the absence of any
sale on Thursday at the poul
try growers exchange, 53%
ol the sales were at undeter
mined prices, and 47% were
inter company transfers.
Estimated slaughter for the
week end is 458,000 head.
Tuesday’s market closed
with 333,600 head going at
prices of 15 to 16.40.
The Delmarva broiler feed
ratio for the week ending
Nov. 20 was 3.2 - down one
point from last week. Broil
ers averaged 14.69 and mash
cost $93.16. Ratio this week
last year was 3.6 with feed
costing $91.84 and broilers
bringing 16.44.
Georgia reported sales to
10:30 Friday morning at 1,-
424,000 head selling 13.5 to
16.00. Estimated slaughter in
Georgia for the week end is
1.608.000.
IIWNED and CONTROLLED
dy Lancas/ir County FARMERS
Weekly New York Egg Mkt,
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 36%-
Med 29 -
Pullets 23 -
P-wees 18 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 36 -
Med. 31 -
Pullets 28 -
P-wees 18 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 31 -
Med 261/2-
Pullets 22 -
Stds. 29 -
Checks 25 -
Ext. Fancy
Hywts 34 -
Ext. Fey.
Hywts 31 - 31 - 31 - 31 -
Med. 27 - 27 - 27 - 27 -
Pullets 23 - 23 - 23 -24 23 -24
TREND: Market generally staady with reciepts ligbi
and trading activity moderate.
MANY HUNT AND FISH PROTECT WATER SUPPLY
Twenty-five million Amer i- Underground drai nago
cans hunt and fish, reports
Robert Wingard, Penn State from septic tanks, cesspools,
extension wildlife manage- silos, and barnyards can
ment specialist. They spend ruin an otherwise good wa
nearly $3,000,000,000 for ter supply, reminds Henry
500,000,000 days of sport. In Woodling, Penn State exten-
Pennsylvania alone sports- sion agricultural engineer,
men spend at least $140,000,- He urges the use of adequate
000 each year. safeguards.
£1934
1959
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 28. 1959
From Monday, November 23rd to Friday, November 27tb
Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri.
Nearby Whites
36%-
29 •
23 -
18 -
35%-
31 -
28 -
18 -
31 -
26V2-
22 -
29 -
25 -
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36%-
29 ■
23 -24
18 -19
Neorbv Browns
35%-
31 -
28
18
-19
Midwestern Mixed
31 -
26V4-
22
-23
29 -
25 -
Midwestern Browns
Midwestern Whites
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3
361/2-
29 -
23 -24
18 -19
35%-
31 -
28 -
18 -19
31 -
26V2-
22 -23
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