Estimated Daily Livestock Slaughter
UMfcr P«Swal taqpadtai
Jmhutj 17, UN
CATTLE CALVES HOGS SHEEP
TUESDAY (ESI) 13*001 *OOO 37*000 17,000
WEEK AGO (BBT) 12*000 *OOO 37*000 I*ooo
YEAE AGO (ESI) 12*000 *OOO 35*000 I*ooo
WEEK TO DATE (EST) 30*000 17,000 *o7*ooo s*ooo
SAME PD LT WEI (ESI) 30*000 I*ooo *oo*ooo 4*ooo
SAME PD LT YE (ACT) 37*000 17,000 *ol*ooo 52,000
PREVIOUS DAY ESTIMATED TUESDAY, STEER AND HEIFER 10*00*
COW AND SULL 2*ooo.
SOURCE: USDA MARKET NEW* WASHINGTON, DC.
Central U.S.
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jMNMty 17, 19H
Rapart ap|M by USDA
USDA NATIONAL CARLOT BEEF
REPORT (INCLUDES MAJOR PRO
DUCTION AREAS IN THE MIDWEST
AND TEXAS) AS OF 3 P.M
COW AND BULL CARCASS
FOB OMAHA
*0 LOADS REPORTED
COMPARED TO TUESDAY’S 3 PJ*
REPORT: UTILITY AND BULL CAR
CASSES STEADY: CUTTR NOT
ESTABLISHED. DEMAND AND
OFFERINGS LIGHT.
UT. BRK 2-4 450 LBS. AND UP. 2.0
LOADS, RANGE 54.00, LATEST BXTB.
MKT. 54.00.
UT3NO 1-3 400 LBS. AND UP, 2.0
LOADS. RANGE s*oo, LATEST BSTB.
MKT. 3*o*
CUTTER 1-2350L85. AND UP, LAT
EST BSTB. MKT. 61.00-64J0 D.
BULLS YGI 500 LBS. AND UP. 2.0
LOADS, RANGE 79.00, LATEST BSTB.
MKT. 79.00.
(jsj) GSI Feed Bins
We assemble, deliver and
set up bins on your farm.
•Weather tight die-formed roof
'Stronger engineered sidewalls
•Ground controlled fill caps
•Galvanized roll-formed legs
•Engineered leg braced systi
•Fast flowing hopper bottom
•.Virtually eliminates odors S!!5Sr
• Speeds suspension of solids
for faster, easier and more
complete pumpout
• Enhances fertilizer value of waste
by reducing nitrogen loss
Pit and Lagoon
Treatment
Par Heat Lamps
175 W -30% wattage
reduction. Savings of over
$37 over the life of the lamp
Standard 125 to 250 Watt
Available
500 Animal Scale
This rust resistant steel
scale is iused for weighing
up to the largest hog.
The entire unit serves as
the weighing area so that
an animal leaning on the
sides won’t prevent an
accurate reading.
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COW AND BULL CARCASSES
CAP WEST COAST
LOADS REPORTED
COMPARED TO LAST WEEK:
MARKET FOR WEEK ENDED JAN. 12,
199*
UT3NO 1-3 400 LBS. AND UP.
RANGE 63.00.
CUTTBRI-2 350 LBS. AND UP,
RANGE 6*oo.
BONELESS PROCESSING BEEF/
BEEP TRIMMINGS
IMS LOADS REPORTED
FRESH 90ft BONELESS BEEF
STEADY TO 1.00 LOWER; 75ft MOST
LY STEADY TO 1.50 HIGHER; 65ft
STEADY TO FIRM DEMAND AND
OFFERINGS MOSTLY MODERATE.
BEEF TRIMMINGS STEADY TO FIRM
ON MOSTLY MODERATE DEMAND
AND OFFERINGS.
FOB OMAHA BASIS
90ft FR. 30 LOADS. RANGE
89.0-91*. WT. AVO. 9*oo.
90ft PZ, RANGE B*o, WT. AVG. 8100
A.
15% PR. RANGE K.5-M.5. WT. AVG,
83.77 A.
15% FZ. UNQUOTED.
MR Heat Lamps
T
Think of them
as “LIIS Bulbs.*
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, JIHHV
75% PR. 20 LOADS. RANGE
66XWK5. WT. Ava 6«.0a
75% PZ, UNQUOTED.
63% PR, 9 LOADS, RANGE 57.0, WT.
AVa 57.00.
65% FZ, UNQUOTED.
50% PR. 73 LOADS. RANGE
40.0041.00, WT. AVO. 4046.
50% FZ, UNQUOTED
50% BOX, UNQUOTED.
BULL 9244. RANGE 104.00. WT.
AVO. 104jOO
90% PR. lit LOADS, RANGE
•95-900, WT. AVO. 19.16.
90% FZ, UNQUOTED.
•5% FR, UNQUOTED.
•3% FZ, UNQUOTED
75% PR. 3 LOADS, RANGE 694,-WT.
AVO. 6950.
75% PZ. 65% FR. 65% FZ,
UNQUOTED
CAP NORTHEAST AREAS
90% FR, 17 LOADS, RANGE
92XJ-93.0. WT. AVO. 9255.
90% FZ, UNQUOTED
15% FR, UNQUOTED.
15% FR. SS% FZ, 75% FR, 75% FZ,
65% FR AND 65% FZ. UNQUOTED.
CAF WEST COAST BASIS
WEEK ENDED 1/12/96
90% FR, RANGE 925-93.0, WT. AVG.
92.63.
90% FZ. UNQUOTED
15% FR. RANGE 82.0-83.0, WT. AVO.
•243.
15% FZ. UNQUOTED.
73% PR. RANGE 65.0, WT. AVO.
65.0 a
73% FZ, UNQUOTED.
Sensaphdne* HO4
DMklop Monitoring Syitam
Environmental/Process
monitoring over
telephone lines with full
programing capabilities.
same construction.
Call for your specific job needs.
* Excellent for farrowing/nursery pigs
* Does not retain bacteria
*No extra charge for custom size * Easy cleaning
* Surface is non-porous * Low cost flooring
An entire litter can be placed
In the portable Way Pig at
onetime. The new oversize
scale gives a dear readout of
the weight in pounds and
kilograms. The compact
design allows It to glide
easily through aisles and
around tight comers.
Hours: Mon thru Fri 7 - 5
Sat 7:30 -12 Noon
FOR EAST TX * OK
• ALERT
Upto4 oial-out
Litter Scale
WCSMPOfS
LancMttr Farming, Saturday, January 20, 1996-Al7
65% PR, RANGE 35.0-51.0, WT. AVO.
56.14.
65% PZ, UNQUOTED.
30% FR, RANGE 33.0-335, WT. AVO
3545.
50% FZ, UNQUOTED
**ABCDB AFTER QUOTES REPRE
SENTS DAYS SINCE LAST ACTUAL
MARKET TEST. QUOTES ARB
DROPPED AFTER 5 DAYS OF NO TEST
OR BEFORE IF THEY NO LONGER
REFLECT CURRENT MARKET
CONDITIONS.**
SOURCE; USDA MARKET, DBS
MOINES, lA.
New Holland
Sales Stables
Goat and Sheep Sale
Moaday, Jamaiy 15,1996
GOATS: 513 HEAD. BILLIES
75.00-120.00, FEW 120.00-150.00; MUT
TON 75.00-10.00: NANNIES SOIOO-65.00,
PEW 65.00-75.00; YEARLINGS
55.00*10.00; KIDS 25.0045.00, FEW
45.006a00.
SHEEP: 634 HEAD. ALL WEIGHTS.
RAMS 30.00-50.00; EWES 30X1040.00;
YBARUNGS 60.00-15.00; 2 YEAR
OLDS 50.00-70.00.
LAMBS: 120 LBS. AND UP
80.00- 100-120 LBS. 95.00-117.00;
10-100 LBS. 105.00-120.00; 60-80 LBS.
105.00- 40-60 LBS. 100.00-120.00.
NEW CROP LAMBS 40-50 LBS.
130.00-
1996 PENNSYLVANIA
CROP CONFERENCE
The Embers Inn and Convention Center
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
January 30,1996
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• The Farm Bill and Pennsylvania
Crop Producers
• Forage Crop Production
Reducing the labor associated
with baling hay
Is Grazing for you?
• Com Production
Using Combine Yield monitors on
Pennsylvania Farms
Alternative strategies for
marketing grain
•’5 acre Corn Club Awards • Soybean Yield Contest Awards
• Certified Crop Advisor Credits will be available
REGISTRATION: Please complete and return this registration form
by January 23,1996.
Mail to: PMCGA
pn Rny ‘VU
State College, PA 16804
Pre-regiitration (lunch Included)
Q Association members; $l5 Address
Q Nonmembers: $2O
Memberships
□ Pa. Master Com Growers Association; $3O State.
Q Pa. Forage and Grassland Council; $lO
□ Mid-Atlantic Soybean Association; $3O Phone
or call Penn State Department of Agronomy at 814-865-2543
Pennsylvania Master Com Growers Association
Sponsored Pennsylvania Forage and Grassland Council
By: Pennsylvania Soybean Board
Penn State Cooperative Extension
New Holland Horses
Nnr AM Mm SWMm
Haw BMi, FA
Monday, Jaawj IS, 1996
IS9 HEAD. MARKET STRONGER.
WORK HORSES: MOOO-1123.00.
DRIVIHO HORSES 379.00900100.
RIDING HORSES 413.00-973.00.
RBOBTRBD RIDINO 64000-1325.00
KILLERS, 1 AT 91000, HEAVY
WEIGHTS 730.00-135.00; LIGHT
WEIGHTS 4(3.00-66000
PONIES 113.00-3t3.0a
LARGE PONIES 430.00413:00
COLTS 11000-363.00
National
Egg Market
JANUARY 17, 1996
Pricei were unchanged to higher in the
Northeast and Midwest, and unchanged
elsewhere. The market tone was fully
steady to mostly firm. Retail demand was
moderate to excellent, mostly good, snd
inler-dealer demand for ungraded eggs
continued strong. Supplies were short to
adequate, and any extra supplies continued
to trade at premium prices. Breaking stock
supplies were adequate to barely adequate
for the mixed demand, and prices paid
were higher. Spent hen offerings remained
adequate for die unaggressive demand, and
the trade sentiment was steady.
• Designer Crops: Wave of the
future
• Soybean Production
Soybean checkoff dollars at work
- John Becherer, CEO, United
Soybean Board
Control Options for Black
Nightshade in Soybeans
New options for managing weeds
in soybeans
for most sessions.
Total enclosed $ ,
Make check peyable to PMCGA.
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City