AlB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 30,1982
Mt. Joy
oppose milk
MOUNT JOY Mount Joy
Farmers Co-op president Koy
Alger announced Wednesday that
his organization along with Lehigh
Valley Farmers Co-op will oppose
the upcoming state-wide milk
referendum, which calls tor
mandatory assessment on all milk
produced. The generated revenues
would then be channelled into
promotion and advertising.
"We’re not opposed to ad
vertising,” said Alger. He pointed
out that 99 percent ot Mount Joy
members already contributes a
refundable six cents per hun
dredweight ot milk toward brand
name advertising.
"And, we can see the results," he
noted.
The co-op, along with Lehigh
Valley Fanners Co-op and Inter-
State MUk Producers Cooperative,
are members ot Atlantic
Processing Inc. API markets most
ot the milk under the brand name,
"Lehigh Valley Farms.” In ad
dition, the Lehigh Valley label can
be tomid on ice cream, yogurt and
cottage cheese.
Alger's remarks came durmg
the co-op's annual meeting. Almost
200 people gathered at Hosteller's
banquet hall, to review the year
and honor those dairy tanners
with high production and low
Report oats acreage
HARRISBURG Farmers who
have not submitted acreage
reports to their local Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service office for oats need to do so
as soon as possible. In addition to
wheat and other feed grains, the
recently-enacted Agriculture and
Food Act of 1981 requires farmers
to file acreage reports for oats to
co-op will
referendum
baciei la counts.
hollowing remarks by Lancaslei
County Dairy Princess Deb
tireider and a financial report by
co-op accountant Kay bucks, co-op
manager Paul Hostetler an
nounced a lenalive bus lour to
Lehigh Valley processing plants.
Hostetler then called the honor roil
which lauded more that JO
producers tor fow bacteria counts
and high milk production.
Those producers with low
bacteria counts are as follows.
Harry Kuhl, Lloyd Moyer, Kichard
Alwme, Paul Hilsher, Ira
Heistand, Leverne Hull, Ivan
Hanson, Dan breiieman, Hubert
Shelly, Donald Ney, benjamin
Shertzer, Klvm Hess, Flam
bolluiger, Ken bahner, Deurge
Uiigemach, Carl Martin, John
Alger, Kichard Groff and Albert
Groff.
Those producers turning in
annual production totals ot more
than one nullum pounds ot milk are
included m the following list:
Kisser Brothers, J. Lngle, Bob
Greider and sons, Joe Wivell, Paul
and Elvta Kreider, Kuy Bixler and
sun, Harold Urager and suns, Tun
Tyson, Jay JNissley, George
Ungemach, 1. He island and sons,
T. Stoner and sun and H Garber
and sun.
participate in 1982 programs.
Farm owners and operators are
required to report their oats
acreage by Feb. 5 so thatyield and
base acreage work can be com
pleted on tune. The acreage
reports should include the planted
acreage and crop use such ashay,
gram, grazing, etc., tor 1980 and
1981 crop years.
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285 3XT STT 12 I 278 *114.00
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10.000 lO’O" 17’0" 1/4” 6,956 2405.00
12.000 lO’O” 20’6" 1/4” 8.074 2800.00
12.000 10'6” 187" 1/4” 7,900 2690.00
15.000 10’6” 23’2” 5/16" 11,857 4130-00
20.000 10’6” 31*0” 5/16” 15,105 5160.00
25.000 10’6” 387" 3/8” 22,115 8135.00
30.000 10’6” 46’4" 3/8" 25,999 9430.00
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2,000
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Diameter
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9'o"
12’0”
17’11"
23’10’’
5’4” “
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23’10”
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5’4”
5’4"
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Gauge
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1,735
2,432
3,130
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2,312
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100 to 200
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250 to 500
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