tchery Report
ows '6l Gains
rer Last Year
mnsylvania hatcheries
ucea 12 million chicks
ag August compared to
million in July and only
100 dunng the same
th last year, the Penn
jnia Crop Reporting Scr
said this week in a
lal report
nek output for egg type
action for the January
,igh August period was
ly 26 million compared
23 million for the same
id a year ago.
For the United States,
egg type chick production
during August was one four-
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th above a year earlier al
though seasonally lowei than
July
The broiler-type chick
hatch in Pennsylvania total
ed 4,161,000, slightly below
the total for a year earlier
and six per cent below the
July total
Egg production for broil
er type chicks in Pennsyl
vania during the January
through August period was
still five per cent above the
comparable period in 1960
United States output of
broiler type chicks during
the first seven months stand
at 1,533 million, or 11 per
cent above a year ago The
national broiler chick hatch
during August was about 10
per cent above the total last
year, the report said
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Signup Begins
Fanners who want to lake
part in the 1962 feed gram
program for winter barley
may sign up at the office
now, Landis G Becker, the
Chairman of the Lancaster
County Agricultural Stabi
lization and Conservation
Committee announced to
day
He said that notices are
now being sent to barley
growers throughout the Co
unty, listing the individual
farm’s barley feed grain
base, the established yield,
and the ‘minimum” and “a
ditional” payment rates.
With this information, a
grower may determine how
participation in the program
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23, ISS1 —1
would affect his farming op
erations and income
The chairman explained
that the program seeks to
prevent a further buildup
of unneeded feed giam
stocks, by offering pay
ments to participating farm
ers for diverting a portion
of their farm s barley base
acreage from production in
to conservation A list of
approved conservation uses
will be available in the Co
unty Agricultural Stabiliza
tion and Conservation Serv
ice office and will be an
nounced publicly in the near
future
A farm’s barley base will,
in general, be the average
acreage planted to barley on
the farm in 1959 and 1960
To participate in the pro-
gram, a giowcr must divert
at least 20 per cent of the
base as well as comply to
other provisions of the pro
gram For this minimum di
version the payment wul
bo 50 per cent of the farm s
normal yield, at the county
suppoit price
For an additional 20-per
cent diversion up to 40
pe l- cent of the base, the
payment will be the county
support price on 60 per cent
of the normal yield
As under the 1051 feed
Siam piogram, advance pay
ments will be made at the
time growers sign up to take
part in the program
Eligibility for price sup
port on the farm’s “normal"
yield of the 1962 barley ac
reage will depend on parti
cipation in the 1962 barley
feed gram program and oa
meeting at least the mini
mum requnements of the
program These requirement
include diverting at least 2fi
per cent of the farm barley
base into conservation and
not exceeding the farm s
base acreage for corn and
grain sorghum
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the trail class, and Billy
Gibble finished sixth on
“Spunky” in the same class.
Other placmgs in the dist
rict show include the follow
ing
Grooming and Showman
=hip 4, Sidney Shoemaker
Quarryville R 2
English Pleasure 6, Nan
cy Charles, Landisville
Equitation. English section.
2 Anna Mary Binkley, Quae
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4, Robert Peters, Ephrata
R 2
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Shoemaker Quarry ville R 2
Clover Leaf 2, Sidney
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LITITZ, PENNA,
Phone: MAdison S-S4OB
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COCHRANVILLE, PA.
Phone: Atglen LY 3-5941