lt>—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 12.1968
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MONT II L Y
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Weather Bureau Extended
Forecast Division
FOR OCTOBER 19G«
. PRECIPITATION is expected
to be subnoimal over most of
the Nation except for near nor
mal amounts in the Crept
I’egion. the northwest Pacific
coast, and the Unit and bomn
Atlantic states, with heavier
amounts in Florida.
TEMPERATURES are ex
pected to average below season
al normals over most of the Na
tion except for above normal
temperatures in the Pacific
coast states and near normal
temperatures over the northern
third of the country between
the Rockies and the eastern
Great Lakes
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2,788 tbs. of pork to market
from one litter In 156 days
Thai's the performance story of a
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SO lbs At 156 days of age they
topped the market averaging 215
lbs per pig for a total of 2,788 lbs
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