12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 19,1971
Wool Prices Down,
Subsidies Available
Same sheep produceis this
week were complaining about
the price of wool.
Down last year, the puce is
My Neighbors
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rc>Sewing the past or deplor
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repoited down even more this
yeai
Miss Doiothy Neel, County
ASCS executive director, notes
however that sheep producers
can take advantage of govern
ment wool subsidies In 1970.
the subsidies totaled more than
the net market price of wool
In 1970, the national incen
tive price was 72 cents This
included subsidy of 102 8 per
cent of net sales proceeds
In 1969, when wool prices
were 418 cents average nation
ally, the incentive price level
was 69 cents for only a 65 1
cent subsidy
The local ASCS office report
ed that some applications for
price support this year show in
come of only 24 and 27 cents
a pound. The subsidy, still not
set for this year, will be based
on the average price during the
marketing year. When prices
Mountville Feed Service
Mountville
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Chos. E. Souder & Sons
Terre Hill
Ammon E. Shelly
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Brook
Lxtiiz.
are relatively low, subsidy i
high and this is expected to be
the case this year
To be eligible for the sub
sidy, sheep produceis must
bi mg their wool sales slips into
the ASCS office at the Farm
and Home Center The slips
must contain basic sales infor
mation and be signed by the
buyer
Subsidies are also available
on unshorn lambs which are
sold Based on live weight of
lambs, the price last year was
$146 per hundred pounds of
live weight The buyer must
certify the lambs were unshorn.
Last year was the first time
since the wool incentive program
began in 1955 that subsidy was
o\er 100 per cent The pievious
high was 1958 when it was 70
per cent, Miss Neel said.
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