Slaughter Cows 37.50-40.00 couple
Middleburg Livestock to 43.35, Cutter and Boning Utility
Middleburg, Pa. 34.50-37.85, Canner & Low Cutter
Tuesday, September 25,1984 30.75-34.75, Shells down to 26.25.
Report Supplied by PDA Few Good slaughter bullocks 50.00-
CATTLE: Compared with last 55.00. Yield Grade No. 1 950-2065
Tuesday’s market, slaughter lbs. slaughter buUs, 42.0046.00,
steers $l-3 lower; Slaughter cows couple to 48.00.
mostly $2-4 lower. Choice FEEDER CATTLE: Steers
Slaughter Steers 10001400 lbs. Medium Frame #1 325-775 lbs. and
59.75-63.35, Good 57.00-60.00, Bulls 45.0056.00.
Standard 45.00-52.50, Few to 54.50, CALVES 159: Few Choice
Utility and Low Standard 41.75- Vealers 66.0080.00, Good 55.00
44.00. Few Choice slaughter heifers 67.00, Few Standard and Good 105-
56.0060.25, Few Good 49.0056.00. 115 lbs. 50.00-55.00,75-100 lbs. 40.00
Breaking Utility and Commercial 49.00, Utility 5080 lbs. 30.0040.00.
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
STOP LOSING COWS
A LITTLE MONEY NOW
FOR GROOVING CAN
SAVE LOTS OF MONEY LATER
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the reduction of broken bones and splitting.
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SPECIAL
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OCTOBER 31st
FARM CALVES: Holstein bulls
90-125 lbs. 55.00-82.00, Mostly 70.00-
80.00.
HOGS 378. Barrows & gilts
steady to 50 cents lower. US No. 1-2
210-235 lbs. barrows & gilts 49.00-
50.10 Few to 51.25, No. 1-3 190-250
lbs. 48.0049.00, No. 2-3 200-270 lbs.
47.0048.00. Sows. US No. 1-3 325-600
lbs. sows 41.0045.00, No. 2-3 250-500
lbs. 36.0041.00. Boars 32.00-36.00.
FEEDER PIGS 208. US No. 1-3
20-35 lbs. feeder pigs 20.00-26.00 per
The
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gain. Dairymen report higher grain intake and 1 to 4 point increase in
butterfat tests. Texturized ear corn gives you more profit per acre over
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SHEEP 50. Choice 80-105 lbs.
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Corn grades clarified
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Effective next Sep
NOTICE
HEAVIEST CROP RESIDUES
lie them, you need
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tween tires and shanks (Op
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Standard on 16 3 model)
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Wool Slaughter Lambs 49.00-58.00,
Few Shorn Lambs 58.00-82.00,
Good 80-90 lbs. 46.00-51.00.
Slaughter ewes 16.00-29.00.
tember, the U.S.
Department of
Agriculture will clarify
Sample grade
requirements and in
clude a definition for
“distinctly low quality”
in its official standards
for com.
These changes to the
official standards for
corn do not alter the
present grade or grade
requirements for com,
said Kenneth A. Gilles,
administrator of
USDA’s Federal Grain
Inspection Service.
The revision expands
the definition of Sample
grade to include
previously established
limits for stone, glass,
castor beans,
cockleburs, unknown
foreign substances and
animal filth. The
revision also adds a
definition for “distincly
low quality” com.
More information is
available from: Lewis
Lebakken, Jr., In
formation Resources
Management Branch,
USDA, FGIS, Room
0667, South Building,
Washington, D.C. 20250,
telephone: (202) 348-
1738.
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