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COMBO 72* FRESH, 9.0 LOADS.
RANGE 31.50-34.00. WGHTD. AVG.
3139.
boneless picnic meat
COMBO 72* FRESH. 3.0 LOADS.
RANGE 38.00. WGHTD. AVG. 38.0 ft
BOXED 72* FROZEN, 1.0 LOADS,
RANGE 49.00, WGHTD. AVG. 49.00.
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WGHTD. AVG. 14.60 B.
BOXED FROZEN. RANGE 20.00.
WGHTD. AVG. 20.00 B.
NOTEI (♦) REFLECTS K" OR X"
TRIMMED PRODUCT BROUGHT
BACK TO A REGULAR COMMODITY
BASIS.
ABCDB AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARB
DROITOD AFTERS DAYS O’NO TEST
Our
OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1994
ESTIMATED GROSS CUTOUT VAL
UES OF A 175 LB. HOG CARCASS
BASED ON USDA CUTTING YIELD
TESTS AND CARLOT PRICES, WED
NESDAY’S CARCASS GRADES AND
PRICES PER CWT.;
US«I 51.55, CHANGE FROM TUES
DAY’S VALUE 1.06; US#2 49.99,
CHANGE FROM TUESDAY’S VALUE
1.01; US#3 48.44, CHANGE FROM
TUESDAY’S VALUE 0.96; US#4 46.89,
CHANGE FROM TUESDAY’S VALUE
0.91.
TODAY’S CALCULATIONS FOR
USA#2 175 LB. PORK CARCASS:
SKINNED HAMS, 14-20 LBS., 21.01*
OF CARCASS. 65 JO FOB VALUE, 5.00
CHANGE FROM TUES.; LOINS, V, ”
TRIM, 14-22 LBS., 2033% OP CAR
CASS, 94.75 FOB VALUE, 0.75
CHANGE FROM TUES.
BELLIES, SDLS, 12-14 LBS., 13.90%
OF CARCASS. 29.50 FOB VALUE;
SPARERIBS, 3JDN LBS., 3.03% OF
CARCASS. 83.00 FOB VALUE.
PICNICS, 8-12 LBS., 10.31% OF CAR
CASS, 25.75 FOB VALUE, -1.75
CHANGE FROM TUBS.; BUTTS, K "
TRIM, 4-8 LBS., 7.25% OF CARCASS,
56.00 FOB VALUE.
JOWL, 2.85% OF CARCASS. 14.50
FOB VALUE; NECKBONBS, 1.52% OF
CARCASS. 10.50 FOB VALUE, 0.50
CHANGE FROM TUBS.
FEET, 1.05% OF CARCASS. 25.00
- FOB VALUE, -1.00 CHANGE FROM
TUBS.; TAILS, 0.22% OP CARCASS,
FOB VALUE 31.00.
(RIM 72%. 2.19% OF CARCASS,
3200 FOB VALUE, -0.50 CHANGE
FROM TUBS.; LARD 10.85% OF CAR-
4584
Mean
* Combined Penn State
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field. Hoffman's strong line of Funk’s G* brand
hybrids offers you significant improvements in
yields and standability.
Early 9B-day hybrid, 4273
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and outperformed the mean by 3.5%.
Madkim Maturity. 4394 produced a
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HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) The Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture and
The Pennsylvania State Universi
ty College of Medicine have
formed a partnership to promote
agricultural safety and health
according to Agriculture Secre
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The agreement calls for devel
opment of an Agromedicine Pro
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“The two parties to this agree
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Department of Health and the
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while combining outstanding standability,
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RiH faaaon Maturity. 4584 delivers
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advantage over the mean. It provides excellent
standability and early vigor, as well as disease
resistance.
So devote your resources wisely by choosing a
field proven Funk’s G* brand hybrid. Contact a
Hoffman sales representative for help in choosing
the right variety for your operation.
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farm safety in Pennsylvania, and
working together, they can make
a very significant difference in
this vital area,” Wolff said.
“By working under a memo
randum of understanding, we can
minimize duplication of effort
and confusion and best utilize our
resources toward an important
effort to make farming safer.”
The initial program will target
farm worker safety as it relates to
the use of pesticides. This pro
gram will be under the direction
of the College of Medicine at the
Milton S. Hershey Medical Cen
ter.
The National Agricultural
Safety Council ranks agriculture
as the nation’s most dangerous
profession.
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