P4-Lancaatar Farming, Saturday, January 23,1993
Top Pennsylvania DHIA Herds By County For December
FLOYD RIHEHHER B 3
ERIC STEVENS B 3
ALBERT BROYAH 63
CHARTER LAND EARNS B 8
' NAME
EUGENE ff HALL
RON + LORI HENBDRY
LOST BROOK EARN
STEVEN C 6 SUSAN NEFF
MARVIN L WALTZ
BONER CREST EARN
SCHON-CREST EARNS
SAMUEL i LARRY FRY
CHA DER DAIRY
BENJAMIN E MCCARTY
STEPHEN R WALTZ
JOHN SNYDER
EDGAR+NILLIAM HUNTER
JOHN P LEATHERNAN
MONT MILL FARMS
NAME
KEN + DOUG COMSTOCK 3
JOHN + LESTER LAPP 3
ALAN KINNEY 3
FRANCIS JR+TIH DYNDA B 3
NEAL D GORDON 3
CHARLES IRONS 8
CHERYL+NATT WINDSOR B 3
PETER CAUSER B 3
BRUCE+PAIGE RILES B 3
Mohair Producers
Should File
Receipts
YORK (York Co.) The Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation Service
(ASCS) reminds wool and mohair producers
to file their 1992 sales receipts by January 31,
so that the documents can be used in deter
mining the national average market price.
Although the deadline for filing 1992
receipts to qualify for 1992 price support
payment is March 1, ASCS encourages wool
and mohair producers to file in January
because USDA’s National Agricultural Sta
tistics Service needs the data in February to
compute wool and mohair market prices.
“Since national average market prices are
the basis for wool and mohair payment rates,
producers are urged to submit their sales
documents to us at least by the end of Janu
ary." said E. Wayne Beshore, chairperson of
the York County ASC Committee.
He reminds producers that “activity
engaged in farming” and “person” determi
nations must be made to be eligible for a
payment.
“For 1992 and subsequent marketings, the
status date for wool and mohair producer’s
eligibility determination is the date the first
application is submitted but no later than
December 1 of the applicable marketing
year,” Beshore said. “Additionally, the poli
cy regarding payments to no more than three
entities under the acreage reduction program
applies to wool and mohair producers as
well.”
Wool and mohair producers are required to
certify that they are in compliance with high
ly credible land and wetland conservation
provisions.
“We encourage producers to bring in their
1992 sales receipts as soon as possible,”
Beshore said.
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33.2 17729 0
26.5 16871 0
38.1 16526 0
22.6 15791 0
LYCOMING
NO CONS MILK 3
IN MILK LBS X
78.3 23512 0
63.2 22959 0
156.8 22210 0
59.7 22139 0
46.2 21333 0
33.6 20480 0
52.5 21028 0
111.5 20649 0
52.6 19535 0
42.1 20163 0
77.2 20114 0
48.3 19367 0
28.1 19799 0
63.3 20193 0
40.0 20121 0
MCKEAN
NO CONS MILK
IN MILK LBS
35.8 22235
65.6 21860
27.1 20329
36.2 21077
40.7 19426
79.3 18939
30.5 18785
41.0 18548
43.2 18282
549
546
531
527
4.0
4.0
4.1
3.5
717
679
675
551
COMING...
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MANTZ FARMS B 3
THOMAS SPEES B 3
G L CARLSON INC NO 4 B 3
STRATTON FARMS 3
KEVIN DIBBLE B 3
ROBERT STRAIT 63
3.1
3.2
3.2
3.3
NAME
RALPH + GARY OAKES
ROLLIN+DENNIS JAMES
RALPH-WARY OAKES
LENGEL BROTHERS
PAULA DELL HOLSTEINS
DALE L KEENER
DOUGLAS K ROBINSON
J D PHILSON
CANON DAIRY
ARTHUR BAXTER
EDWIN C OLSON
HAZEL GANDER
MRS CHARLES ROBINSON
DENANE & NM COULTER
LARRY STEVENSON
NAME
DAVID C YODER
G SHELDON PEACHEY
DARREN&CARYN PEACHEY
JOHN L KING
LA FAY FARM
VALLEY VIEW FARM
VERM-LEE HOLSTEHS
SPECIAL SECTION ON
DEADLINE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5
16842 0
17012 0
17373 0
16505 0
16543 0
16185 0
MERCER
Mil*
LBS ]
18351 I
23146
21987 ]
21251 I
21699 I
21975 (
21402 (
22229 !
21728 I
22021 (
20425 (
21304 (
20328 (
20640 t
21065 (
MIFFLIN
KILK 3
LBS X
23870 0
23168 0
22977 0
22595 0
21931 0
21467 0
22702 0
NO CONS
IN MILK
63.1
63.6
50.5
50.4
42.6
80.2
55.1
(Turn to Pago OS)
676 4.0
623 * 3.7
541 3.1
634 3.8
628 3.8
576 3.6