Dl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 4,1982
Lancaster Co. DHIA
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Christian Stoltzfus
Essay RH 6-6
RobertG Hershberger
GrH
65
HairyL Troop
Beverly
Allen K Risser
43 GrH
Albert Breneman
63 Sadie
Gerald Martin
Heidi
MarvmS. Nolt
RH 4-5
134 GrH
Harry H RancKJr
Eva
Joan RH
E. Richard Bruckhart
Sandra RH
Panda RH
(van Zimmerman
Flirt RJ
WilmerG. Kraybill
Button
Parke H. Ranck
Margo
Robert Martin
54 GrH
Emanuel S. Fisher
Ellen RH
JayE Landis
Lucky RH
HiramS Aungst
Luci RH
Nelson H Wenger
Cottonl RH
Sam K Stoltzfus
Erie GrH
LukeS Stoltzfus
Lassie GrH
Meadow Springs Farm
Molly GrH
Al Mar Farm
RH 4-1
Bonnie
John U Click
Lucinda RH
Joanna RH
Gusty Crest Farm
Fan RH
LeßoyS Weaver
Mattie GrH
Eugene Trostle
GrH
GrH
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Paul H Hursh
173 GrH
NaamanW Stoltzfus
Tanya RH
Harold K Witmer
Ripples RH 6-6
Raymond K Burkholder
74 GrH
J MoweryFreyJr
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but it does nothing to encourage
more consumption, to reduce
competition from subsidized
imports, or to encourage farmers
to produce less milk.
For an average dairy farmer
with a 60-cow herd, the 50-cent
deduction will result in $4,000 less
income per year. For those that
might be hit with a second 50-cent
deduction next April, the loss
would be more than $B,OOO. If you
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figures. Ouch!
For Lancaster County alone, the
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million, dollars which will not be
available to pump back into our
local economies. That means
fewer jobs, and more welfare
programs to support the unera-
ployed. It also means fewer in
come tax dollars being paid into
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More—not less
The new program, instead of
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business the marginal
operators, those who are. over
extended, financially-strapped
young farmers trying to get
started, dairy producers who just
happened to be hit with a bad
streak of herd health problems,
and those who are just simply tired
and fed up with the whole mess.
This attrition will help reduce
surplus production. Chances are
though, these losses will probably
be overshadowed by the increased
production of those farmers who
elect to stick with dairying.
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profit margins, dairy farmers will
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