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(Continued from Pace A 35)
Washington D.C. that are of in
terest to egg producers. One of the
key issues, House Resolution 305,
calls for hearings to be held on the
animal welfare issue. Kulla
reported that Congressman Tom
kHarkin, who has control of the bill
5n bis subcommittee, feels he needs
to hold hearings because of the
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Ihester Count
MELVIN STOLTZFUS 79 33.7 19.628 795
CochranviHe ‘BO 38 5 20,488 806
‘Bl 35.9 21.527 840
JOHNUMBLE 79 43.2 17,661 706
Swampy Hollow Farm
Atglen
WILLOWLANDFARM 79 600 17,164 633
Alston 80 599 17.731 665
•81 596 19,775 744
JONAS B. STOLTZFUS 79 41.5 15.147 560
Honey Brook ‘Bl 41 7 18,320 670
‘Bl 41 7 19,149 719
large number of letters he’s been According to Kulla, “No.” He
receiving from weifansts. .pointed out that the CAST reports
Kulla noted that if Harkm fails to on animal welfare are already
hofd hearings, the resolution could completed and will negate any
be captured from his agriculture arguments posed by welfarists. He
subcommittee by the Science and also reassured the group by noting
Technology Committee. The UEP UEP already has guidelines for
legislative director announced that producers on proper care, of
Sec. Block bas.gone on record in chickens,
opposition of Res. 305. Kulla reported UEP has sent a
Should egg producers be alar- letter to USDA’s Statistical
med if bearings are scheduled? Reporting Service in which the
Listed below are DHIA reports of some of the finest
Dairy Farmers in Chester County and Lancaster County.
We congratulate these farmers and consider it a privilege
to work with them and all others.
Yrs. Cows Milk Fat
■BO 440 17,664 693
•81 43.0 19,489 779
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Yrs. Cows Milk Fat
OUNWOOO FARM
Oxford
SENBEILER
Russellville
CHRIST STOLTZFUS '79 51.9 16,194 594
Honey Brook 'BO 52.9 18,532 667
*Bl 54.8 19,187 688
OALEHOSTETTER ‘BO 49.5 17,487 628
CochranviHe 'Bl 48.9 17,259 625
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Atglen
Specializing In:
No.
79 38 17.738 750
*BO 43.3 18,881 750
‘Bl 48.6 18,163 711
79 52.3 17,752 666
‘BO 42.2 16,532 616
'Bl 56.4 18,648 704
79 503 14,889 555
'BO 502 16,396 608
‘Bl 529 17,096 646
organization requested the SRS
reverse its decision to combine
hatching and table egg numbers in
its reports. The reports have been
limited to quarterly instead of
monthly due to budget problems.
“We can live with the quarterly
reports,” said Kulla, “but com
bining the two types of eggs ren
ders this information useless.”
Looking at nutrition issues,
Lancaster Count
Yrs. Cows Milk Fat
ELVINGRAYBILL
Nottingham
HENRY U.STOLTZFUS
Honey Brook
JACOBS.STOLTZFUS*BO 43.6 16,564 618
Honey Brook ‘Bl 42.8 18,435 680
BENUEL STOLTZFUS ‘BO 45.8 17,474 642
Morgantown ‘Bl 42.7 17,809 679
KENNETH BEILER 'BO 55.5 15,341 581
Kinzers ‘Bl 54.3 17,716 664
JOHN U. CLICK
Kinzers
JONAS B. KING
Morgantown
‘BO 64.0 14,465 522
'Bl 49.3 16.300 596
‘BO 45.7 17,985 635
‘Bl 44.8 21,048 754
‘BO 42.8 15,596 579
‘Bl 48.6 17,593 662
'BO 40 1 16,419 591
*Bl 40 5 16,804 620
(tor Famine, Saturday, April 3, tfi2—A37
Kulla warned tine producers “the
cholesterol issue is on the bade
burner of the stove. It will be a hot
issue when the sodium controversy
comes off the front burner.”
Attorney George Isaacson and
Production Manager Bob Thorpe,
with Ricca Egg Farms, Billerica,
Mass, shared their thoughts and
advice about farm labor relations
and record beeping, respectively.
Yrs. Cows Milk Fat
J. ROBERT METZLER '6O 40.1 15.741 579
Christiana ‘Bl 42.2 16,400 624
ELAMK.STOLTZFUS ‘BO 43.1 16,159 577
Morgantown *Bl 35.0 16.962 598
LEVI S. STOLTZFUS ‘BO 45.5 15.182 583
Honey Brook 'Bl 45.9 15,949 612
JOHN F. PETERSHEIM‘BO 40.3 16,868 608
Gap '*Bl 40.4 16,439 594
OMAR SMOKER
New Holland
LAWRENCE CARMAN ‘Bl 45.8 16,277 553
Quarryvitle ‘6l 34.2 15,757 571
STEPHEN F. STOLTZFUS
Gap
‘Bl 26.7 16,441 588
‘Bl 15.818 569