Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 15, 1994, Image 93

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    Heather Jaslenskl won champion Berkshire hog at the
junior swine show.
swine show.
Amy Bollinger picked up Landrace champion at the
junior swine show.
Jamie Risser won champion Yorkshire at the Junior swine
Poland China at the junior
Winebark,
Becker
(Continued from Pago C 8)
Metro’s Outback Champion Calf
BELLEFONTE (Centre Co.) "Metro’s Outback 9C” was recently named reserve
champion bull calf at the Canadian Western Agrlbltlon National Salers Show In Regi
na, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Outback was owned by the consortium Metro Ltd., directed by Jay Temchack of
Bellefonte, Pa.; Joe Bearing of Harrison, Ark.; and Sandy Ridge Farm of Melbourne,
Ark.
In photo, from left, Joe Bearing, Jay Temchack, and the Alberta Salers Queen.
Figures Show
Of Poultry
GEORGETOWN, Del.
Newly released information com
piled by Delmarva Poultry Indus
try, Inc. (DPI), the nonprofit trade
association working for the con
tinued progress of the Delmarva
Peninsula’s poultry industry,
shows the chicken industry con
tinues to grow, providing consid
erable employment and increased
economic contributions to the
area.
Broiler production last year tot
aled 573,400,000 birds, up 4.5
percent from 1992, while the num
ber of pounds produced rose 5.3
percent to reach 2,781,000,000
pounds. Each bird weighed an
average of 4.85 pounds, which is
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■ Ballinger. 2. Jufla Bond. 3. Trisha Berger.
Poland Swine: 1. Scon Byari. 2. Maggie Hoi-
, man, 3. Brian Eachbach. Yorkshire: 1. Jamla
5^ ‘ 2 * Risser. 2. Darick Bollingtr. 3. Jaremy Masa.
KitzmiHar, Cbaslaf Whita* 1 , Roxanna Kirat. mAiioioN overall
2. Jenifer FUnchbaugh. 3. Joel Gina. Duroc:
Bobbi Myers. 2. Tim Kosiorek. 3. Jason RESERVE
Frantz. Hampshire; 1. Sara Millar. 2. Stave Melissa Becker
Lupey. 3. James Neutzel. Landraoe: 1. Amy
heavier than the national average.
Unlike many industries on the
Delmarva Peninsula, the poultry
industry remained strong in 1993.
Close to 21,000 persons were
directly employed in the industry,
while thousands of others had jobs
because of the poultry industry’s
presence. These 21,000 people
earned more than $368 million, a
tremendous amount of money in a
small area such as Delmarva.
The poultry industry creates a
built-in market for grain and soy
bean farmers on Delmarva. Most
of the com, soybeans, and sorg
hum raised by local farmers is
used by the poultry industry. In
Swanger Brothers
Demo Tools
50% Off
12 VOLT CORDLESS W/2 BATT. KIT
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SWANGER BROTHERS MACHINERY, INC.
LmcMttr Farming, Saturday, January IS, IW4-C9
Importance
Industry
fact, it is necessary to bring in
grain from other areas to meet the
poultry industry’s growing needs.
The DPI 1993 figures show that
22.5 million bushels of soybeans,
65.3 million bushels of com, and
1.59 million bushels of sorghum,
with a farm value of $290 million
were used for poultry feed.
Processed and ready for market,
the 573.4 million broiler chickens
were valued at $1,264 billion.
‘These figures clearly demons
trate the tremendous impact of the
poultry industry on the economy
of Delmarva," said DPI President
Walter W. Moorhead. “Our indus
try continues to expand, which
benefits everyone on Delmarva.
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