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increase about 5 percent over
1972.
The supply of U.S. flue-cured
tobacco continues to decline. This
leading kind of tobacco for
cigarettes and exports is
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1972
estimated at 2.92 billion pounds,
down 4 percent from last year.
The 1972 crop is indicated at
1.01 billion pounds, down 6 per
cent. Carryover into the current
season was down 3 percent.
During the past marketing
year exports declined a tenth
while domestic use rose 4 per
cent; the overall decline was 3
percent. Little change is ex
pected this season; use should
exceed marketings, so the
carryover next July 1 is expected
to decline.
Farmers had marketed about
60 percent of the 1972 flue-cured
tobacco crop by September 15.
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W of US. INDUSTRIES. INC
Eastern Branch
215 Diller Ave.
New Holland, Pa.
Ph. 354-5168
How to fertilize if next
Spring is another wet one.
Its easy Do it all this Fall
with unique Unipel 20-10-10
Last Spring practically set a record for late planting
ip many areas. And it could happen here next year,
too. But with fall plowing plus Unipel 20-10-10 you
can reduce the worry and costly delay.
Unipel 20-10-10 is the unique complete high-nitrogen
fertilizer. Plow it down this Fall and give plants a
faster stronger start next Spring. It is even formulated
for steady nutrient release, so plants have a continu
ous source of NPK available throughout the growing
season.
You can do it all in the Fall. We’ll be around soon
with the whole story.
P. L ROHRER & BRO., INC.
SMOKETOWN. PA.
Gross sales were 6 percent below
the comparable period of 1971.
Through that date, prices were
at record levels, averaging 12
percent above a year earlier.
Farmers placed only Va percent
of marketings under government
loan, compared with 4 percent in
the comparable period of 1971.
Low loan placements plus heavy
sales from loan stocks have
reduced uncommitted CCC
stocks to the lowest level in a
decade.
The U.S. hurley tobacco supply
nay total about 0.3 percent below
a year earlier and 11 percent
below the 1964-65 record.
Currently, supply represents
about 3Va year’s use.
The crop is a fifth larger than
last year’s weather-reduced
crop. Acreage is up and yield
prospects are improved from last
year’s 6-year low. Carryover
from 1971-72 is estimated down 7
percent. Disappearance probably
gained 2 percent during the 1971-
72 crop year (October-
September).
Combinations of reduced
carryover and generally lower
1972 production will shrink 1972-
73 supplies of dark air-cured,
Maryland, cigar filler, and cigar
wrapper. Fire-cured supplies
remain about the same. Cigar
binder supplies are slightly
larger.
Pork Industry
Slates Porkfest
Pork producers this week
announced a nation-wide pork
promotion during October, ac
cording to Melvin Huber
President of the Lancaster
County Pork Producers
Association
The nation-wide October
campaign, October Porkfest, will
identify, advertise and promote
all pork products, Huber said
Purpose of Porkfest, is to in
crease consumer awareness of
pork, add variety to its use
improve its image, and increase
consumption.
The National Pork Producer;
Council, supported by th«
nation’s pork producers, i;
coordinating a nation-wide ad
vertising and public relations
effort.
Phone Lute. 397-3539
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