jpi. • P■ ,f_ year ago and were also -th#.,low>- ; ocks-.were 4 0.-percent less- than =\j<PWll - dtOCKS -estmlTrce rsstt ‘ la yritor ■ rv - ™ -■ .fj ■ ~</-Oat.stock« in all u positions on inigs ‘3 ‘ iferd'ent'" smaller Arft L/OWtl Isy "April- 1 of 9.5 million bushels whale-’oats stocks 'Were prae’ti n. q , were lowest since 1953. The 19 cally the same. Stocks of all i 01* Cent (percent decrease of on-farms wheat were helow last year and holdings offset the slight in- the smallest since 1958. Total stocks of all grain in crease of off-farms stocks. All wheat stocks of 1,503 mill ithe state stored in on-tfarm and With the 1962 wheat crop ion bushels stored in all posi off-farm positions on April 1, the lowest on record, total st- tiond were 8 percent below a totaled 41.9 million ocks remained well below a year earlier tout 6 percent more according-to the year earlier, and the lowest on than the 1957-61 average. St- Crop Reporting Service. This record. On "farm holdings were ocks were the smallest for the total was 25 percent less than 36 percent below a year earlier, date since 1958. More than 80 the amount on hand April 1, and also a record low. percent of the total stocks 1962, and 38 percent below the, Nation’s "grain stocas on were either owned by the Gov- January 1, 1963 total. April 1, 1963 were smaller eminent or were under Gover- Total stocks of corn at 26 1 with total stocks of feed grains nment loan. (million bushels were the lowest and all wheat each 8 percent ®y e stocks erf 15 4 million since 1958. On-fann holdings less, and soybean holdings 3 bushels were 5 percent larger totaling' 22.1 million bushels- percent less than a year ago. than on Apul 1 a year earlier dropped 29 percent from a For the feed grams, corn st- but 4 percent less than average for the April 1 date. Commei cial positions held 51 percent of the total and farm storages 48 percent. Corn held in all storage pos itions on April 1 totaled 3 040 million bushels 10 percent Cheer up! for Gooernoi —with Steering-Riding'A . Jan 325 E. Main St. Gear up with ERA VEL Y MATCHtESS M W-BIUTY! f oTd °n^Grf/,e l ldin a }%%**%* „ u **Hin ‘^lor 00 ,"'' 6 '* f rom\ Pln to Z ere **osul:Zy E * S *TniTY: l ° Ugh ‘^ i Z" V ° Ur ParH r d rive r po V/ erarJ . S m 2 for i Phone 656-6911 m 5 with Aifc Gem Drive! lowing job—there’s a Gravely mover to do it i 0" Rotary makes quick work of large-aiea unmatched reel mowing, get the 30'' Reel — :ed jobs, the 75"ReeI Gangs. Mow your roughs iy with the 42" Sickle Mower. For all-around vowing, get the 30" Rotary—equally at home your fine lawn or in your pasture. All have swivel action for uniform cut regardless of ter rain. All powered by rugged Gravely Tractor through ail-gear drive. Bareville % m n* ic "tp, a* SS*. X 5 $5 ! The Most Famous Name In Corn Pfister Associated Growers 1007 Nissley Rd. Lancaster Phone 898-7121 less than a year earlier. Farm Keen Pastures Free stocks of 2,002 million bush- ,£ , . ,w, , els, about two-thirds of the all Ot Debris Olid VTCCdS stocks total, were 7 percent Keeping pastures free of de smaller than the record high brlg and poiso nous weeds and ° f 2,1 n» milll0 “ busttiels last keeping fenC es in good repair year. Oft-farm stocks of 1,038 aro steps m salfe _ million bushels were 16 per- guarding the , health of hve cent less than on April 1 last stock> tbe Pennsylvania Veterl« year. More than four fifths of n Medical Association said the off-farm stocks were owned , or under loan to CCC and more Associatwn said that than two-fifths of the tarm st- lQose we lenceB can causo ocks were under Government needlebs injury to llves toclc. ■f° an * . . Scrap metal left near fence re- Oats stored in all posi ions u . areas be swa nowecl on April 1, totaled 494 million £ cattle. bushels, approximately the J same as last April but 11 per cent 'below the 5-year average. A feed stole is one place April 1 stocks on-farms totaled you can get a chicken dinner 432 million bushels. loi a dime. SEED POTATOES Groff's Hardware MMiMasawMißi’iag MAKE BEEF Economically and -Elflcienlly with WAYNE CATTLE FEEDS Convert grain, roughage and pasture into beef economically and efficiently. Feed your ■ cattle dependable supplements backed-by research". .-. as are Wayne Cattle Feeds. Whatever your need, we have a Wayne Cattle Feed that will economically and efficiently fit into your particular program. @ GRUBB SUPPLY CO. C. E. SAUDER & SONS Elizabethtown B. D. 1, East Earl HERSHEY BROS. Beiuhoids DUTCHMAN FEED J. K. STAUFFER- & SON MILLS, INC. Lawn & Bellaire FOWL’S FEED SERVICE B, D. 1, Qnarryvillo B. D. 2, Peach Bottom Millersvillo MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE B. D. 2, Columbia 5. !»5 "*• P. £ fr^».g?*qateE New Holland STILBESTROL 1 Most Wayne Cattle-Feeds ore available with or without stilbestroi. H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, Inc. Witmer - Bonks - Lcola _r-' r .sr '<v.- “ h r ff- s ROHRER’S MILL B. D. 1, Bonks K, D. 1, Stevens
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