Henkel
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and Pennsylvania Yorkshire
Association.
The award winner served on the
executive board of the National
Pork Producers Council; currently
is a director of the Lancaster
Red meat
WASHINGTON, D.C.
■ Commercial red
• meat production for the
United States during
November 1981 totaled
3.lB'billion pounds, up 3
percent from November
' 1980, according to the
Crop Reporting Board.
January-November red
meat-production at 35.2
. billion pounds was
virtually the same as
the corresponding
period last year. The
1981 accumulated
production changes
from the 1980 period by
individual components
were: beef, up 3 per
?ent; veal, up 9 percent,-
"-pork, down 5 percent;
lamb and mutton, up 8
percent. Commercial
red meat production
includes slaughter in
federally inspected and
other plants, but ex
cludes animals
slaughter on farms.
Comparing November
1981 with November
1980:
Beef production at
1.80 billion pounds was
up 6 percent. Head kill
at 2.83 million was up 3
percent, and the
average live weight of
1073 pounds was up 2
founds;
Veal Production at 35
million pounds was' tip
13 percent. Calf
slaughter at 247
thousand head was up 15
percent, while the
average' live weight ot
241 pounds was down 8
pounds.
Pork production
totaled 1.32 billion
pounds, down 1 percent.
The 7.60 million head
killed was down 1
percent, while the
average live weight was
unchanged at 246
pounds. Preliminary
lard production was 09
million pounds, up 3
\. arcent.
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