Al2-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 9, 1993
Philadelphia
Fruit Market
Philadelphia, Pa.
LIMES: 10 lb ctns MX 48s 7.50-8.00
54s 7.50-8.00 63s 7.50-8.00 —MISC CIT
RUS: 10 lb ctns FL Kumquats 15.00 4/5
buctns FL Lee 80s 18.00 100 s 18.00 120 s
18.00 2.5 kg cits SP Clementine 36s 4.00
40s 4.00 10 kg cits MR Clementine 108 s
14.00- 120 s 16.00 132 s 12.00 140 s
12.00 SP Clementine 82s 18.00 98s 18.00
108 s 16.00-17.00120 s 16.00 132 s 15.50-
-ORANGES: MARKET STEADY ctns
CA Nivel 56s 13.00-13.50 fr quil 10.00
72s 11.00-12.50 mostly 12.00 frquil 10.50
88s 12.00-12.50 fr quil 10.50 113 s
10.00- fr quil 10.00 138 s 9.50 4/5
buctns FL Nivel 64s 7.00 fr cond
4.00- 80s 6.50-7.00 one libel 8.50
Himlins 64s 8.00 GELOS: 4/5 buctns FL
Mmneoli 48s 14.00-15.00 54s 14.00-1500
64s 13.00-14.00 80s 12.00-13.00100 s 8.50
—TANGERINES: MARKET STEADY
4/5 buctns FL Dmcy 100 s 17.00 120 s
16.00- 00 150 s 16.00 Sunburst 150 s
18 00 180 s 16.00-17.00 4/5 bucrts FL Hon
ey 80s 24.00 120 s 22.00 150 s 21.00 180 s
18.00' - —TEMPLES: 4/5 buctns FL 54s
11.50 64s 11.50-14.00 80s 11.50 100 s
9 00-10.00 125$ 8.00.
BERRIES —BLUEBERRIES: fits 12
6-oz flmwipd cups NZ AIR med 22 00
CRANBERRIES; OFFERINGS INSUFFI
CIENT TO QUOTE —MISC BERRIES:
fits 12 6-oz flmwrpd cups CL AIR Black
berries 16.00 —RASPBERRIES: OFFER
INGS INSUFFICIENT TO QUOTE
STRAWBERRIES: MARKET LOWER
fils 12 1-pt bkls CA med-lge 15.00 FL
med-lge 10.00-12.00 some 9.00 sml-med
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Spears
See On Display. Hamilton Fpuip. PA Farm Show
6.00 MX med-lge 13.00 flts 1 lyr FL Ige
with items 20.00.
MELONS —CANTALOUPS: OFFER
INGS LIGHT 1/2 cuts DR 23s 21.00 HD
12s 20.00-22.00 —HONEYDEWS:
OFFERINGS LIGHT 2/3 cuts EC 5s 24.00
8s 22.00 —MISC MELONS: OFFER
INGS INSUFFICIENT TO QUOTE
WATERMELONS: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY cuts MX Sangria 3s 18.00 fair
oond 13.00-14.00 4s fair cond 12.00-14.00
Jubilee 3s 20.00 fair cond 13.00-15.00 4s
fair cond 12.00-14.00.
NON-CITRUS FRUITS —APPLES:
MARKET ABOUT STEADY NEW
CROP CA CAFcy Fuji one lyr ctns 20s &
22s 12.50 ctns trypk CA U.S. ExFcy Gran
ny Smith 88s 18.00 113 s 12.00 125 s 12.00
WA WAExFcy Red Delicious 80s one
label 20.00 88s one label 20.00 100 s
15.00- few bias 18.50 one label 20.00
Golden Delicious 80s 18.00 88s
18.00- 100$ 15.00 113 s 14.00 125 s
14.00138 s 12.00 Granny Smith 100 s 15.00
U.S. ExFcy Red Delicious S6s 13.50 88s
15.00 100 s 13.50-15.00 mostly 15.00 113 s
15.00 125 s 15.00 138 s 15.00 Golden Deli
cious 88s one label 23.00 ctns celpk VT
U.S. One Mcintosh 80s 9.50 100 s 9.00 ctns
12 3-lb flmbgs CA U.S. ExFcy Granny
Smith 2 1/4“ min 10.00 PA U.S. Fey Red
Delicious 2 1/2“ up 8.00-8.50
APRICOTS: OFFERINGS LIGHT ctns 2
lyr trypk CL BOAT Katy fr cond 84s, 94s
& 108 s 5 00-8 00 —AVOCADOS:
MARKET LOWER ctns 2 lyr CA Hass 48s
19.00- fair cond 18.00
BANANAS: ctns IMPORT 10 00 fr qual
8.50 film wrpd 10.50 ctns institutional pk
IMPORT petite 12 00 —CHERRIES:
OFFERINGS LIGHT 11 lb ctns CL Bing
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Keeps Your Diesel Running
In The Worst Winter Cold!
Fuel filters, separators do nothing to keep
diesel fuel from the waxing or gelling that
blocks up and clogs fuel lines and filters.
FPPF Polar Power contains FPPF’s Fuel
Power and FPPFs Polarized Diesel Fuel Flow
Improver, the Industry's leaders. It will keep
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lowering the pour-point, totally dispersing
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ig all other additives and at
>wer cost.
For further information, writc/cali:
MILLER DIESEL INC.
DIESEL FUEL INJECTION &
TURBO CHARGER SPECIALIST
6030 Jonestown Hd., Harrisburg, Pa. 17112
717-545-5931 Intarslsta 01 Exit 26
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11 row sz ord cond 3.00 —FRUITS
OTHER: NO SALES REPORTED
GRAPES; MARKET STEADY 18 lb lugf
wrpd CL BOAT Perlette 14.00-18.00
mostly 18.00 Ige 20.00 Thompson Seed
less 20.00-24.00 Ige 24.00 sml berry sz
18.00-20.00 Rime Seedless 2Q.00-23.00
mostly 22.00 some best size Mas 24.00 Red
Seedless 22.00 Superior Seedless 22.00 fr
cond 12.00-18.00 mos 15.00-18.00
KIWIFRUIT: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY fits 1 lyr CA 30s 5.50-6.00 33s
5.50- mostly 6.00 36s 5.00-6.00 39s
5.50- mostly 6.00 few 7.00 42s 6.00
MANGOES: cuts I lyr BR Tommy Atkins
10s 7.50-9.00 12s 7.50-9.00 14s 7.50-9.00
—NECTARINES: OFFERINGS LIGHT
ctns/lugs 2 lyr tiypk CL royal star 64s
12.00 72s 10.00 May Grand 60s 12.00
PAPAYA: 10 lb ctns HI AIR 10s 13.00
PEACHES; OFFERINGS LIGHT CL
Merrill Gemfree 60s 10.00 few 12.00 fr
cond 4.00-6 00 44s fr cond 4.00-6.00 ctns/
lugs 2-lyr trypk CL Springcrest 60s 10.00
lindo 50s 9.00 —PEARS; MARKET
STEADY 4/5 buctns CA U.S. One Bose
90s 22.00 100 s 21.00 110 s 20.00 120 s
18.00 WA U.S. One D'Anjou 70s
18.50-21.00 80s 20.00-21.00 90s
20.00-21.00 100 s 20.00 110 s 19.50 120 s
19.50 1/2 bu ctns WA U.S. One D’Anjou
red 66s 16.50 —PERSIMMONS: OFFER
INGS INSUFFICIENT TO QUOTE
PINEAPPLES: cms 2 lyr HD 16s fr qual
7.00 cms HI AIR 6s 12.00 —PLUMS; lugs
2-lyr CL BOAT Black Beaut 90s 5.00 78s
10.00- fr cond 8.00-10.00 80s
8.00- Red Beaut 90s few 12.00 98s
5.00 100 s few 10.00 108 s 5.00 110 s 5.00 -
-POMEGRANATES: OFFERINGS
NONE —PRUNES: OFFERINGS NONE.
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THE CHICKEN
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Guy F. Barbate
Assistant Professor
The question of “which came
first, the chicken or the egg?” is so
old and cliched that it almost begs
the question, “why did the chicken
cross the road?”
However, those of us who work
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chicken, it is useful to recall some
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Man began to domesticate ani
mal species 15 to 20 thousand
years ago somewhere in southeast
Asia. The practical definition of
domestication would be the situa
tion where the breeding, care, and
feeding of the animals were under
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The first animal to be domesti
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provided a variety of advantages to
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were certainly used to keep child
ren warm. They also helped to hunt
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