AlB-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 8, 1992
Grantsville
Livestock
Grantsville, Maryland
Sat, February 1, 1992
HOGS: TOT BARROWS & GILTS
36.50-40.00; HEAVY BUTCHER
36.00- LIGHT BUTCHER
32.00- BUTCHER SOWS
22.00- FEEDER SHOATS
10.00-
VEAL: GOOD 85.00-105.00; STAN
DARD 60.00-80.00; UTILITY
50.00- BULL CALVES
120.00-
SHEEP A LAMBS: GOOD
62.00-68.00; UTILITY 55.00-60.00;
SLAUGHTER EWES 18.00-30.00;
GOATS 40.00-90.00.
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: STEERS,
GOOD, NONE AVAIL.; STANDARD
60.00-64.00; UTILITY 54.00-58.00.
HEIFERS: GOOD 60.50-62.50; STAN
DARD 58.00-60.00; UTILITY
50.00-55.00.
COWS: COMMERCIAL 45.00-50.00;
UTILITY 42.00-43.50; CANNER A CUT
TER 40.00-DOWN.
BULLS: COMM. & GOOD
56.00- CUTTER AND UTILITY
52.00-
EGGS: LARGE .50-.70, MEDIUM
.40-.55.
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INFORMATION AND DIRECTIONS
TO LEBANON FAIRGROUNDS
DYNA TECH INDUSTRIES
Indiana
Livestock
Homer City, PA
Feb. 6, 1992
Report supplied by PDA
CATTLE 182. STEERS: HIGH
CHOICE AND PRIME 75.00-76.50,
CHOICE 70.00-74.75, SELECT 68.00,
SELECT A CHOICE HOLSTEINS 62.00.
HEIFERS: CHOICE 77.25, SELECT
76.00-76.50.
COWS: BREAKING UTILITY &
COMMERCIAL 52.75-52.00, CUTTfeR A
BONING UTILITY 45.25-48.00, CAN
NER & LOW CUTTER 40.00-44.00,
SHELLS 32.00.
BULLOCKS: SELECT 60.00.
BULLS: YIELD GRADE NO. 1
57.00-59.50.
CALVES 114. CHOICE 98.00, GOOD
90.00-92.00, STANDARD A GOOD 80
LBS. 82.50, 70 LBS. 72.00, HOLSTEIN
BULLS #llOO LBS. 150.00-160.00, #2 90
LBS. f 30.00-135.00, HOLSTEIN HEIF
ERS 114 LBS. 170.00.
HOGS 210. B&G US NO. 1-2 240 LBS.
40.10, US 1-3 230-250 LBS. 39.00-39.50;
SOWS US NO. 1-3 24.50-29.00. BOARS
24.50.
FEEDER PIGS; 3. US NO. 1-3 50-85
LBS. 22.50/HD.
SHEEP: 43. H. CHOICE & PRIME SL.
LAMBS 116 LBS. 57.00-59.00. SHEEP
23.00.
GOATS: 7. LARGE 60.00, MEDIUM
35.00.
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Grecncutle, Pa.
Thuraday, February 61, 1991
Report Supplied by PDA
CATTLE: 280 HEAD. SL. COWS 2 St
TO 1.50 HIGHER; FEW SELECT
67.50-70,00. HOLSTEINS: FEW STAN
DARD ft SELECT HOLSTEIN 53-57.50.
BREAKING UT. ft COMMERCIAL SL.
COWS 46.75-50.00, CUTTER/BON. UT.
47-51.25, FEW 53.75, CANNER/LOW
CUTTER 42-47.25, SHELLS DOWN TO
39.00. FEW NQ 1, 1000/1575 LBS. SL.
BULLS 54.75-62J0.
FEEDER CATTLE: STEERS FEW M-1
$lO/1040 LBS. 67.00-76.00.
CALVES: 405. FEW GOOD
50.00- STAND, ft GD. 70-95 LBS.
82.00- UT. 55/75 LBS. 55.00-75.00,
NO. 1, HOLSTEIN BULLS 90-130 LBS.
125.00- NO. 2 80-120 LBS..
85.00- NO. 1, HOL. HEIFERS
75-125 LBS. 125.00-213.00 FEW TO
100.00. BEEF CROSS 70-100 LBS.
BULLS ft HEIFERS 80.00-125.00.
HOGS: 35. FEW LOTS 3-4 300-485
LBS. 32.00-34.00. US 1-3 325-710 LBS.
27.00- FEW MED. 250-500 LBS.
22.75-25.00. COUPLE BOARS
21.00-
FEEDER PIGS: 20.
SHEEP; 16. FEW GOOD 75-90 LBS.
58.00.
GOATS: 0.
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Casey Proposes Ag Cuts
HARRISBURG Gov.
Casey’s budget remarks did not
address agriculture, but a look at
the proposed state spending plan
shows major cuts for many prog
rams, according to Sen. Edward
Helfrick (R-27).
"Continued efforts to impress
upon the governor that agriculture
is one of the mainstays of the
slate’s economy have not gotten
through to him.” said Helfrick,
who noted that the governor’s
economic recovery remarks cen
tered on programs based in Phi
ladelphia and Pittsburgh.
The governor proposed cuts for
agricultural research, agricultural
promotion, the Farm Show, agri
cultural fairs and nutrient manage
ment under the state Department
of Environmental Resources.
Funding for mushroom promo
tion, emergency apple marketing,
the Future Farmers, the School of
Veterinary Medicine at the Uni
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versily of Pennsylvania, and the
Milk Marketing Board is elimi
nated in the governor’s plan.
“Fanners are forced to meet
more and more mandates, but
funding that would assist them
continues to dwindle.” said Hel
frick, who chairs the Senate Agri
culture and Rural Affairs Commit
tee. “Passing over the state’s most
important industry and major
exporter is going to cost the state
dearly in the long run.”
Helfrick acknowledged that
Fiscal Year 1992-1993 would
definitely be a tight budget year
that requires spending reductions,
but said he would be advocating
cuts to different agencies and
programs that he feels are out
dated or superfluous, as well as
pushing for privatization efforts
and programs that would generate
new revenue, such as the tax
amnesty proposal passed by the
Senate yesterday.
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