St. Louis
Cattle Review
January 16,1975
Weekly Cattle Review:
Receipts 8900, last week 8500
year ago 9400 compared
close last week, Slaughter
Steers and Heifers 50-1.00
higher, Cows 1.00-2.00 higher
after regaining early loss.
Bulls fully steady. Supply
about 38 percent slaughter
steers, mostly Good and
Choice 950-1150 lbs. yield
grade 2-4,20 percent Heifers,
15 percent cows and 25
percent Feeders.
Sfevens Feed Mill, Inc.
offers hog farmers in Lancaster
county a new program to help
keep your hogs "insides clean"
*■ Knock out worms with / (TrimimpT) / \
TRAMISOL, the warmer that /
gets the four major species V
of worms in the intestines, \
and lungs \ yggQ/r \ /
♦Maintain healthy hogs with <.™ ... >.
feeds containing AUREO S P 250. Improves weight gams
and feed efficiency by helping to prevent scours, rhinitis
and cervical abscesses
This year help keep your hogs "inside clean" with
TRAMISOL and AUREO S P 250.
Call us today for more information about our
WORM 'N GERM program using
• Stevens Pig Grower JJ 250
• Stevens Hog Grower
. Stevens Hog Finisher
• Stevens Worming Feed
STEVENS FEED MILL, INC.
Stevens, Pa. Ph: 215-267-2150
or 717-733-2153
Parade of the Profit-Makers
These Plus-Proven Sires Are Available Daily For Your Dairy Herd:
15J488.S Noble SUPERB - Gold-Medal
USOA'INov/74) 34 Daus in 6 Herds Ave 10 837 M
Predicted Difference (45% rpt) +9I7M
Type 17 Classified Daus Ave 83 4
Sire Superb Adonis EX
Dam Ann Arbor Sables Ginger
135 DAIRY SIRES ARE NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH OUR PROFESSIONAL TECHNICIAN SERVICE!
Atlantic
BREEDERS COOPERATIVE
LIVESTOCK
SERVICES
SLAUGHTER STEERS:
Few loads and packages
Choice and Prime 1250-1300
lbs. yield grade 4-5 3T.50-
30.50, package 1100 lbs. yield
grade 3-4 38.50. Choice 950-
1150 lbs. yield grade 2-4 37.50*.
38.25, couple packages
38 50. Mixed Good and
Choice 36.00-37.00, Good
31.00- Standard and
Good Holstems 1100-1400 lbs.
29.00- Standard 23.00-
27.00.
SIjUJGHTER heiff.rs
3/Br Ave
Member NAL Affiliated Breeders
Farmer Spokesman
at the National Voting
Farmer Educational In
stitute held recently in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The new “.Spokesman's"
program, to be sponsored by
Elanco Products Company,
Indianapolis, Indiana, will
provide younu farmers an
opportunity to tell their story
to the masses of consumers
who rely on the products of
their toil. Plans call for the
selection of three
“Spokesmen" who will visit
Outstanding young far
mers from across the United
States will be taking their
"furm-to-food and fiber"
story to big city audiences in
early 197 G as a result of a
new "Young Farmer
Spokesman for Agriculture
Award” program announced
Choice and Prime 900-1000
lbs. yield grade 3-4 36.50-
37.00. Choice 800-1000 lbs.
yield grade 35.50-36.50.
Mixed Good and Choice
34.00-35 50, Good 30.00-34.00,
Standard 23.00-28.00.
COWS: I-ate sales Utility
and Commercial 16.00-18.00,
few Holsteins 18 50-19.00,
Cutter 14.00-16.00, Canner
10.00-14.00.
BULLS. Yield grade 1-2
1100-1600 lbs. 21.00-24.00, few
thick muscles yield grade 1
1400-1500 lbs. 24.50-25.50, thin
muscles 800-1000 lbs. 18.00-
20.00.
VEALERS; Choice 34.00-
39.00.
WOOLED SLAUGHTER
LAMBS: Choice and Prune
90-110 lbs. 39.00-40.00. Choice
36.00-38.00.
Weekly Sheep Summary:
Receipts 300, last week 750,
year ago 450 Slaughter
Lambs steady to 1.00 lower,
supply mostly small lots
Wooled Slaughter Lambs,
few Slaughter Ewes.
WOOLED SLAUGHTER
LAMBS: Choice and Prime
85-110 lbs. 39.00-40.00. Choice
36.00-38.00.
SLAUGHTER EWES-
Utility to Choice 4.00-8.00.
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DO YOU NEED
USED PARTS
FOR FARM TRACTORS
and
FARM MACHINERY
CALL HARRY STONIER AT
WENGER’S FARM MACHINERY
South Race St.
AAyerstown Pa. Ph 717-8166-2138
15G106 Edislo Farms FAVORITES’s Bonus
USDA(Nov/74) 22 Daus in 14 Herds Ave i w
Predicted Difference (48% rpt.) +B3IM +s63
Type (no official summary available to date)
519 F
+34F
Sire Gayoso View Melinda Favorite
Dam Edisfo Farms S Belva VG
CLEONA*
Elizabethtown
Hummelstown
COATESVILLE’
Parkesburg
Oxford
Pughtown -
Award Announced
with consumer groups and
news media in several large
urban centers on a week-long
blitz in January, 1976, ac
cording to Jim Haskins,
Elanco agricultural com
munications associate.
Over 1,000 young farmers
and wives from twenty
states sought "Better
Farming Through
Education” at the Young.
Farmer’s eighth ''•■nual
Educational Ins. _ .
Included in the four-day
-fcUrH.*? '« ' >>
Call for service and information
273 6763
357 3923
566 2569
384 2741
857 5545
932 9361
469 9238
LANCASTER*
Akron
East Earl
Gap’
Mount Joy
" Quarryville
*24 hour answering service or recorder
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Jan. 18.1975
* r *
Silver Star
569 0411
859 2552
445 4131
442 4471
653 1451
786 7381
program, sponsored and
arranged by the Oklahoma
Young Farmer Association,
were visits to several farms
and ranches of outstanding
young farmers, the Cowboy
Hall of Fame, and a night at
the National Finals Rodeo in
Oklahoma City.
At the meeting, delegates
announced plans for a 1975
Institute in Atlanta, Georgia,
and selected Denver,
Colorado, as the site for their
annual meeting in 1976,
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459 F
+23F
READING*
Lebanon*
YORK*
376 8297
273 6763
792 0941
927 6210
382 4805
428 2266
528 4426
Brogueville
Fawn Grove
Seven Valley
York Springs
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