More Time Granted
Time for filing exceptions to its
recommendations on amending
the Eastern Ohio-Western
Pennsylvania Federal milk
marketing order has been ex
tended to Aug. 24, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture an
nounced today. The initial
deadline had been Aug. 9.
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For Comments on
USDA’s Agricultural
Marketing Service said ad
ditional time for commenting
was requested by Sealtest Foods,
a division of Kraftco Corp.
AMS said the proposed
amendments would establish
three milk pricing zones, instead
of the present two, to help offset
WENGER, Inc.
Drumore Center R.D. 1, Quarryville, Pa.
Federal Milk Order
the cost of moving milk from
producing to consuming areas.
Also, as recommended, a com
mon buiterfat differential would
be used to compute all prices
under the order. Other changes
would price diverted milk at the
plant where actually received,
and revise rules under which a
cooperative plant qualifies to
have its milk priced under the
order.
Those wishing to send in ex
ceptions or comments should file
them, in four copies, with the
Hearing Clerk, Room 112-A, U.S.
department of Agriculture,
Washington, D.C. 20250, on or
before Aug. 24.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 19 1972
Butz "Pleased" with
Secretary of Agriculture Earl
L. Butz, taking note of a major
commercial sale of soybeans to
the Soviet Union, which was
announced last week, said “We
are pleased to see this tran
saction take place.”
“When I visited the Soviet
Union in April of this year,
heading up the U.S. grain
negotiating team, I pointed out to
Chairman Brezhev that in the
United States, the use of soybean
meal and other protein sup
plements has added im
measurably to the efficiency of
our livestock and poultry
production that a protein
supplement would make their
short supplies of feed grain go
farther,” the Secretary said.
The Soviet Union, in their
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nounced a goal of increasing the
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