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what’s going on and how they
work. This helps us to
know,” the retired funeral
director said. “One word to
describe this is ‘awesome,’
” he concluded.
Glenn Engi, his wife and
child were in town from
press amazement at .how
much a cow eats.
“This is definitely
educational to the non
farming public. People see
some of these machines and
activities in the field and it
makes them curious as to
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time and admitted being
impressed by the equipment.
“No wonder prices are going
up,” Engi said in reference
to the price tags on the
Massey-Ferguson tractor
and plow.
“This lets you know what’s
going on down on the farm,”
Engi declared.
Asked about his view on
prices, the young man said
“maybe the farmer isn’t
getting what he should get -1
don’t really know.”
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Egg board
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were authorized to fund
further Export Committee
recommendations within the
approved budget.
The proposed AEB budget
must not be forwarded to the
Secretary of Agriculture for
formal approval. This
provision is required under
the Egg Research and
Consumer Information Act
approved by Congress in
1975. No expenditures can be
made until the Secretary’s
approval has been received.
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Increase
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HARRISBURG - Penn
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increased significantly
during the week ending
October 9, according to the
Crop Reporting Service.
Placements of broiler
chicks were 1,636,000. The
placements were 32 per cent
above the corresponsing
week in 1975, and four per
cent above the previous
week.
Average placements
during the past ten weeks
were 20 per cent above a
year ago.
In the 21 key poultry
producinng states,
placements were 57,717,000.
This is nine per cent above
the previous week and three
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week a year earlier.
Average placements
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the 21 key states were ten per
cent above last year.
Pets and Food
Safe food handling prac
tices in the home should in
clude recognizing pets as
carriers of food poisoning
bacteria Foods and nutri
tion specialists say it’s im
portant to wash hands thor
oughly with hot soapy wa
ter after handling pets
and before handling food
The kitchen is also not the
place for pet feeding dishes,
toys or bedding.
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