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YOUNGWOOD - Royal
Charolais Company beat the
breeds record for bull sales
list Saturday at their 10th
Anniversary Sale, according
to Buzz Garey, of Garey
Cattle Sales, Morrisville.
The 24 bull lots sold at the
ncastle, Pennsylvania 17225
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Royal bull sale beats breed record
Westmoreland County farm
brought a total of $98,900 for
an average price of $3996 to
set the new record for the
Charolais breed.
The highest price paid for
three-quarter interest in one
of the Royal bulls brought
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Blue Ball. Pa. 17506
quarter interest in RCC
Royal Standout 2973.
Celebrating his birthday
the day of the sale, this May
17,1979 polled bull was sired
by RCC Standout, out of a Sir
Sam daughter. His adjusted
weaning weight was 713
pounds.
Royal Charoiais reserved
the show tights on this $24
vgrand bull.
Kenneth Boozel, Mc-
Veytown, bought the high
pneed heifer at this year’s
Royal sale. RCC Royal
Temptress 2815, a polled
daughter of HCR Ex
pectation 269 (polled), out of
RCC Royal Countess 34
(polled), sold for $4lOO.
The March 13,1979 heifer’s
adjusted weaning weight
was 633 pounds. She was one
of six heifers sold at the sale
out of the Expectation bull.
One of the Expectation
daughters will be traveling
to Lancaster County, to the
farm of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Heistand. They purchased
RCC Royal Temptress 2884,
a half sister to the top-priced
female, bom April 4, 1979.
Her adjusted weaning
weight was 617 pounds.
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 24,1980—€39
that the heifer’s sire was the
1979 National Grand
Champion Bull, and her
mother, Bell Perfection 59, is
polled. She added that they
are hoping to show the heifer
at the Timonium show in
Maryland and later at the
Keystone show.
There were 32 lots of
females sold at the Royal
sale for $75,400, averaging
$2353.
Bulls and females com-
N.Y. April milk
price set at $11.96
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plants regulated under the
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marketing orders during
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basis of a uniform price of
$11.96 per hundred pounds or
25.7 cents per quart.
Market Administrator
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announced April’s price,
also stated that the uniform
farm price was $12.06 per
hundredweight in March
1980 and $10.95 per hun
dredweight in April 1979. The
uniform price is a
marketwide weighted
average of the value of farm
milk used for fluid and
manufactured dairy
products.
The seasonal incentive
fund removed $.30 per
hundredweight from the
dairy farmers’ uniform
price for April, for a total of
$2,791,029.45. Deductions for
tills fund will condinue
through June and will be
returned in the August
through November uniform
price calculations.
The total amount of milk
received from the 17,591
dairy fanners supplying the
New York - New Jersey
marketing Area was 930,
343,150 pounds during April
1900. This was more than
32.6 million pounds above
last year.
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bined, the May 17 sale
totaled $174,300 for the 56
lots, for a Royal record high
average of $3071.'
Despite the rain that at
tempted to dampen the day,
breeders from 20 states and 2
provinces in Canada at
tended the sale, coming from
as far West as Nebraska,
Oklahoma and Kansas, as
far South as Mississippi, and
as far North as Ontario.—SM
The gross value to dairy
fanners for milk deliveries
was $113,387,578.00. Wilson
explained that this included
differentials required to be
paid to dairy farmers but not
voluntary premiums or
deductions authorized by the
farmer.
Regulated milk dealers
utilized 377,832,389 pounds or
40.6 percent of the total
amount of milk for Class I.
The Class I milk is used for
fluid milk products such as
homogenized, flavored, low
test and skim milks.
For April 1960, handlers
paid $13.60 per hun
dredweight, or 29.2 cents per
quart, for this milk com
pared with $12.77 a year ago.
The balance of the milk,
59.4 percent, was used to
manufacture Class II
products including butter,
cheese, ice cream and
yogurt. For this milk the
handlers paid $11.59 per
hundredweight.
The uniform price is based
on milk containing 3.5
percent butterfat. For April
1900, a differential of 15.4
cents was applied to the
price for each one-tenth of
one percent that the milk
tested above or below the 3.5
percent standard.
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from New York City.
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