Federal Order 2
August price announced
ry farmers who supplied
plants regulated under the
fork-New Jersey marketing
s during August will be paid
■ basis of a uniform price of
per hundredweight (29.2
per quart).
rket Administrator Thomas
Ison stated the uniform farm
per hundredweight was
. in July 1982 and $13.68 in
st 1981.-The uniform price is a
etwide weighted average of
alue of farm milk used for
and manufactured dairy
icts.
; seasonal incentive fund
ned a total of $3,232,670.14, or
per hundredweight, to the
farmers’ uniform price for
st. This fund was generated
ducing the uniform price paid
rt
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to producers during the high
production spring months.
A total of 17,428 dairy farmers
supplied the New York-New Jersey
Milk Marketing Area with
898,910,655 pounds of milk during
August 1982. This was an increase
of only 0.1 percent (less than one
.million pounds) from last year.
The gross value to dairy farmers
for milk deliveries was
$122,468,504.92. This included
differentials required to be paid to
farmers but not voluntary
premiums or deductions
authorized by the farmer.
Regulated milk dealers used
356,711,015 pounds of milk for Class
1; 39.7 percent of the total. For
August 1982, handlers paid $14.67
per hundredweight (31.5 cents per
quart) for Class I milk compared -
with $14.84 a year ago.
The balance, 60.3 percent, was
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used to manufacture Class II milk containing 3.5 percent but- above or .below the 3.5 percent
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ice cream and yogurt. For this ferential of 17.0 cents was applied All prices quoted are for bulk
milk, handlers paid $12.54 per to the price for each one-tenth of tank milk received within the 201-
hundreweight. " one percent that the milk tested 210 mile zone from New York City
The uniform price is base on
The proclamation, in part, states
that: “The Society of Farm
Women was formed to continue the
fine farming customs and
dedication to quality exhibited by
the Commonwealth’s first family
farmers. By sponsoring activities
in their communities, these women
foster a deeper appreciation for
the farm and rural life of today and
seek to uphold the dignity and
purpose of farming, while teaching
the responsibility which., lies in
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Farm Women’s Day
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working the soil and enhancing the
charm of the real country home.”
Numerous societies throughout
the state organization are making
plans to celebrate their official
day, some joining as a county
group for breakfast or brunch
fellowship meals. Brief programs
will renew members’ awareness of
the ..goals and purposes of the
Society of Farm Women.
“We want to keep these
gatherings symbolic of what Farm
Saturdi
Women is all a bout-small in
formal groups, stressing that
sometimes the simple things are
those that mean the most,” stated
Mrs. Baughman.
It was on October 14, 1914 that
the first society was founded,
organized by Mrs. Flora Black, in
Somerset County. Society of Farm
Women leaders hope to continue
the Oct. 14 Farm Women’s Day as
an annual celebration to their
organization, which stresses ap
preciation for farm living and
involvement in one’s community.
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