eekly Broiler Report
supplies. Some supplemental
processing supplies noted from
outside the area, particularly
New York State. Prices paid at
farm for heavy type hens 13%-
14% c, mostly 14%«, light type
hens. 7-8 mostly 7-7V2 c.
Placements by ‘ State hatch
men during the week to
’ led 905,000 chicks for com-
Jercial broiler production, ac
” dm g to the Pennsylvania
■top Reporting Service. This
ras 5 P er cent above the pre ‘
' ouS week and 28 per cent
dove a year ago,
Xde 10-week total was 6 per
ent below the comparable per
jd last year. Settings, totaling
151,000 eggs for commercial
’roller production, were down
! p e i cent from last week and
5 pei cent below a year earli
,r The 3-week total was 9 per
en t below a year ago.
Inshipments of broiler-type
,cics for the past 10 weeks
taled 577,000 or 48 per cent
>ve last year. Outshipments
1267,000 were down 35 per
it
Placements in the 22 major
educing states, totaled 46,-
1,000 chicks for commercial
•oilei production, increased
• i pei cent over both a week
rhei and a year ago The
week total was down 1 per
\t from last year. Eggs set
lamed the same as a week
her but were 1 per cent be
last year. The 3-week to
remained the same as a
ago.
EASTERN PA. & N. J.
Live Poultry 5/Z7/64
Demand only fair for ade
' supplies of heavy type
is Some bids' of 14* refused
producers holding for 15*.
Interest for light type hens
ht to fair for the adequate
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develops up to 250 pounds pressure. An 8-roller model,
with pressures up to 350 pounds, provides ample ca
pacity to handle long booms and to provide agitation
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L. H. Bruboker
Ijancaster, Pa.
Ui »eiii Farm Service
Qnnrryrme, Pa
SoB Niss,e v Form Scrvice
Washington Boro, Pa.
Lousch Bros. Equipment
• Dr. Shook
(Continued from Page 2)
the next four years, he served
as clinical vetennauan to the
university’s herds and flocks,
taught veterinary medicine and
did research.
From 1952 he practiced vet
ei inary medicine m Centre
county until joining the De
partment of Agriculture as
field veterinarian In 1958 he
was named chief of the meat
hygiene division, a position he
has continued to fill along with
the acting directorship.
He will continue to direct
the bureau’s program i elating
to prevention, control and
eradication of livestock and
poultry diseases; the inspection
of meat and meat food pro
ducts; also diagnostic services
and dog law enforcement
He is a member of the
Pennsylvania and American
Veterinarian Medical Associa
tion and Alpha Gamma Rho
and Alpha Zeta fraternities.
Active in church work, he is
a member of the council of
administration and superinten
dent of Sunday School.
He is married to the form
er Jean Watts, of Spring Mills,
They have two sons
Allen H. Motz
Farm Equipment
New Holland, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Ljtltz, Pa
Sterens, Pa.
• Delmarvo
Paces Down;
Demand Is Fair
Live broiler prices in Del
marva decreased approximate
ly a quarter cent during the
24 hour period ending 10 30,
Thursday morning.
Prices ranged 14 2 to 15.4 on
reported purchases of 527,800
head including 507,600 pur
chased of 546,000 head offered
at Wednesday’s auction at the
Eastern Shore Poultry Grow
ers Exchange Demand was on
ly fair with the holiday in
fluence on current business
spotty
Ready to cook demand de
creased slightly. Delivered
prices mostly unchanged ex
cept on extra premium quality
The Delmai va hroiler-feed
ratio for the week ending May
22 was up one point at 30.
Broilers during the week aver
aged 14 96 per pound and mash
cost the giower $lOO 29 per
ton The ratio for the compar
able week a year ago was 3 4
when broilers brought 16 67
and mash cost $99.46 per ton
PLAIN FABRIC
A plain fabric with subdued
texture and no design is a wise
choice for a basic dress, re-
minds Bernice Tharp, Penn
State extension clothing spec- HOUSE PLANTS COURSE
iahst. Buy the dress in the “House Plants for Your
best quality fabric you can af- Home” is a study course for
ford and select a weight fabric flower lovers offered through
that is suitable to almost any the mail by The Pennsylvania
season Desirable fabrics in- State University. The lessons
elude lightweight wool, blends describe over 80 plant species
of wool and manmade fibers, to grow indoors for flowers or
and blends of manmade fibers, foliage. Write to Box 5000,
University Park, Pa, for a
Many troubles are caused by catalog describing this and
too much bone in the head and more than 70 other courses
not enough in the back. offered.
Hi (iyO)IRTHMOR€
New Spring and Summer
Dairy Feeding Program
14 Record Fitting and Calving Feed with
Pellets is excellent for show animals, for dry
and fresh cows, and for a milking ration.
14 Hi Cal Pellets an excellent all purpose
summer feed or for feeding year round.
14 Pro-Cal Dairy Feed a new feed available
in two forms all pellets or partially pellet
ed. Ideal for a good pasture or zero grazing
programs.
Ask your dealer for feeding recommenda
tions and Prices.
LET YOUR COWS AND YOUR MILK
CHECK, TELL THE STORY.
OIRTBWOR6 FEEDS
SEE YOUR DEALER TODAY
J. K. Stauffer & Son
Lawn and Bellaire
665*3121 367-2321
Clem E. Hoober Paradise Supply
Intercourse . Paradise
768-3431 X 687-6292
A
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 30, 1964—3
Weekly New York Egg Mkt.
Fiom Monday, May 25 to Thursday, May 28
Mon,
WHITE
Fey Hywts.
Fey Hywts.
Fey Med
No 1 Med,
Pullets
29
29
23
23
18%
15
Peewees
BROWN
Fey Hywts
Fey Hywts
Fey Med.
Pullets
Peewees
29
29
23
18%
15
MIXED
Fey Hywts.
No 1 Med
Pullets
Standards
27 J ,2-2S
Checks
24 j ,2
TREND Top grade laige holding steady but medium
and small easier with particular surplus of medium
Copyrighted 1963 By Urner-Barry Co.
Wed,
Tues
30
30
23%
23%
18%-19%
15
30
30
23%
23*2
18i 2
15
29
29
23%
18%-19
15
29
29
23i 2
181-2
15
29
23%
29
231-2
PATZ
Sales & Service '
Barn Cleaners - Silo
Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
Robert K. Rohrer
Quarryville, R. D. 1
Hensel KI 8-2559
SPRAYING Service
Dairy Barns
Poultry Houses
CARBOLA
Disinfecting White Paint
• Dries White
• Disinfects Against
Disease
• Less Cobwebs
8 to 10 Mo.
Fly Spraying
DISINFECT
POULTRY HOUSES
6 Wltmer Rd., R 4, Lane.
Maynord Beitzel
Phone 392-7237
Thurs.
29%-30
29% -30
23
23
18%-19
15
29
29
23
18% -19
15