(Continued from Page A 2)
61.00- avg 63.22, heavy 1600-1640 lbs
60.25- 85. Choice 2-3 1290-1555 lbs
58.00- 50, avg 59.38, heavy package 1630 lbs
58.75. Select and low Choice 1-3 1320-1595 lbs
54.25- avg 56.90. Select 1-2 1190-1580 lbs
52.75- avg 5394. Standard 1-2 1250-1330
lbs 49 25-51.50, avg 50.58.
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS; High Choice and
Prime 2-4 1335-1450 lbs 72.00-76.75, avg 73.88,
individual 79.25. Choice 2-3 1060-1250 lbs
71.50- avg 72.38. Couple Select and low
Choice 1-3 1085-1110 70.00. Heiferettes: Couple
Commercial to Choice 2-4 1165-1460 lbs 67.00.
SLAUGHTER COWS' PERCENT LEAN
WEIGHT BULK LOW DRESSING Breakers
75-80 Over 1400 lbs 39.50-44.00 35.75-39.50
Boners 80-85 Over 1200 lbs 36.25-39.00
33.50- Lean (Hi-Yield) 85-88 Over 1200 lbs
34.75- 31.00-34.50 Lean 88-90 Over 1000
lbs 31.25-34.75 27.00-31.25 Lean (Light-Wt)
85-90 750-1000 lbs 27.25-30.25 24.00-27.00
SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield Grade 1
1205-2090 lbs 46.00-52.50, high dressing up to
55.50. Yield Grade 2 1100-1790 43.00-47.00,
couple 2155-2560 lbs 41.75- 43.50. CALVES:
Compared to Monday, veal calves sold with a
firmer undertone on a fairly light test. Holstein
bull calves returning to the farm sold sharply
higher in very active bidding, and good buyer
attendance. Holstein heifers sold sharply higher
due to very good buyer demand. The supply in
cluded 368 head in the state graded sale, with
around 89 percent of the graded run going back
on feed.
VEAL CALVES; Standard and Utility 60-90
lbs 11.00-25.00,195 lb individual 60.00.
RETURNED TO FARM: Graded Number
One Holstein bulls 95-125 lbs 139.00-167.00;
90-92 lbs 122.00; 86-88 lbs 117.00; few 80-84 lbs
110.00. Graded Number Two Holstein bulls
95-125 lbs 110.00-130.00; 88-92 lbs 120.00; 80-86
lbs 111.00. Graded Utility Holstein bulls
100-110 lbs 65.00; 90-98 lbs 30.00. Few bulls
sold in the singles sale 140-170 lbs SS.OO-70.00,
with a fancy individual 97.00. Holstein heifers
95-125 lbs 410.00-520.00; 90 lbs 320.00-485.00;
85 lbs 290.00- 390.00; 80 lbs 320.00; 75 lbs
230.00- 70 lbs 190.00; 65 lbs 140.00.
Plainer type heifers 95-125 lbs 275.00-395.00; 90
lbs 260.00-300.00; 85 lbs 160.00-300.00; 75 lbs
140.00- 70 lbs 80.00-140.00; 60-65 lbs
70.00- Cross bred beef heifer calves 105
lbs 140.00; 90 lbs 125.00. SHEEP and LAMBS:
Compared to Monday, all classes sold mostly
steady. SLAUGHTER LAMBS: Choice and
Prime 2-3 couple 22 lbs 100.00; 60-70 lbs
116.00- package 74 lbs 116.00; 80-90 lbs
104.00- 90-105 lbs 108.00-112.00;
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64.00. Good and Choice 2 Year Olds fancy
package 149 lbs 58.00; individual 170 lbs 42.00;
package 200 lbs 52.00; individual 280 lbs 40.00.
Ewes; couple 105 lbs 66.00; 120-170 lbs
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52.00- GOATS: Compared to Monday, all
classes of goats sold mixed, although mostly
steady for the bulk of the run. All goats are sold
on a per head basis, with estimated weights.
Kids: Selection 1 few 20-40 lbs 50.00-60.00.
Selection 2 20-40 lbs 32.00-40.00 Selection 3
20-40 lbs 22.00-30.00.
Yearlings; Selection 1 60-80 lbs 60.00-70.00;
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60.00- 100-150 lbs 72,00-80.00, hill 50.00.
Selection 2 70-100 lbs 100-150 lbs 60.00-72.00.
Selection 3 50-70 lbs 32.00-52.00; 70-100 lbs
50.00- Wethers: Few 50-70 lbs
58.00- 70-100 lbs 72.0090.00; few 100-150
lbs 92.00-100.00.
Bucks/Billies: Selection 1 70-100 lbs
72.00- 100-150 lbs 78.00-94.00, individual
112.00 150-250 lbs 106.00-144.00, few
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60.00- ISO-2SO lbs 84.00-117.00. Selection
3 70-100 lbs 48.00-58.00; 100-150 lbs
60.00- 150-250 lbs 82.00-90.00.
/
Lancaster County
Weekly Cattle
New Holland, Pa.
Report Supplied By USDA
Friday, January 17,2003
THIS WEEK
LAST WEEK
LAST YEAR
Compared to last week, slaughter steers sold fully
1 00 higher to open the trading period, only to trend
fully 50*100 lower to close it out The quality of the
supply this week fluctuated more than usual, and with
the various finish came mixed buyer activity It was
pretty simple though, if they had the right finish and
they were the right weight, they went in the 80 00 pen
The Western direct feed yards moved the bulk of their
steers at mostly 80 00 this week, which is 2.00 higher
than the previous trading period Luckily, the Western
feeders were able to get it done before news broke that
several vials of bubonic plague were misting from a
college lab This news caused the Board to crash on
Wednesday, with near limit down losses in all livestock
pits However, even a plague scare cannot slow the red
meat train down as boxed beef cutout values continue
to sky rocket, with gains from 6 00 to over 7 00 this
week Holstein steers sold with a firmer undertone this
week, although the supply remains light Well-finished
also address topics as varied as
compost, crop rotation, culinary
herbs, and conserving water on
farm.
This year features several pre
sentations for farmers consid
ering converting to organic prac
tices and information for those
who are new to production agri
culture. In the morning, Olga
Wickerhauser, the new 'NJAES
sustainable agriculture coordina
tor, will cover “Fundamentals of
Sustainable Organic Agricul
ture,” and Phil Metzger, project
coordinator for the. Central New
York Resource Conservation and
Development board and a trainee
in the Allan Savory Center’s Hol
istic Management Certified Edu
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Holsteins arc trading in the 64 00*67 00 range, which
keeps improving each week Slaughter heifer runs were
tight as well, with firmer undertones noted throughout
the week Slaughter cows sold mostly steady to 100
lower There was no outstanding news this week that
greatly affected the cow market Cow carcass cutout
values gained less than 50 for the week, and had little
effect on the market Buyer attendance was good this
week, and the supply continues to be heavy as over
1100 cows went through the Lancaster county sale
bams Slaughter bulls sold mostly steady to 3 00 lower
This weck‘s reported supply included 27 percent steers,
6 percent heifers, 44 percent cows, 8 percent bulls, with
the balance feeders
SLAUGHTER STEERS High Choice and Prime
2*4 1130*1495 lbs 7700*8200. Yield Grade 4*5
74.85*77 00. Choice 2*3 1120*1495 lbs 7400*78 50,
Yield Grade 4 70.50*73 50, heavy 1510*1615 lbs
68 75-74 25 with a package of Yield Grade 4*5 64 75,
high dressing Charolais-X's 74 50*77 25. Select and
low Choice 2*3 165- 1495 lbs 72 75*7600. heavy
1525-1580 lbs 6800-70 50, with a few high dressing
Yield Grade 1-2 76 00*81 75 Select 1-2 1025*1495 lbs
68 75-72 50, avg 7125, heavy 1625*1655 lbs
66 75*69 00, with a couple 940-980 lb packages going
back on feed 71 00-72.00
HOLSTEIN STEERS. High Choice and Prime 2*3
1290-1565 lbs 61.00-66 50, couple 70 00 early in the
week, heavy 1600-1700 lbs 55 25-62 85 Choice 2-3
1290-1570 lb« 57 00-60 50, heavy package 1630 lbs
58 75 Select and low Choice 1-3 1320-1595 lbs
54 25-58 00 Select 1-2 1140*1590 lbs 52 75*57 50 Stan
dard I*2 1250-1330 lbs 49 25*51 50
SLAUGHTER HEIFERS High Choice and Prime
2*4 1020-1450 lbs 72 00-77 50, individual 79 25 Choice
2-3 1060-1345 lbs 7000-73 75 Couple Select and low
Choice 1-3 1085-1110 70 00 Hciferettes Couple Com
mercial to Choice 2-4 1165* 1460 lbs 67 00
SLAUGHTER COWS PERCENT LEAN
WEIGHT BULK LOW DRESSING Breakers 75*80
Over 1400 lbs 38 50-4400 3400-39 50 Boners 80-85
Over 1200 lbs 35.00-39.75 32 75-36 75 Lean (High-
Yield) 85-88 Over 1200 lbs 33 75-36.75 3000-34 50
Lean 88-90 Over 1000 lbs 3100-34 75 27 00-31 75 Lean
(Light-Wt) 85-90 750-1000 lbs 27 00-30 25 23 50-28 00
SLAUGHTER BULLS Yield Grade 1 1020-2090 lbs
43 50-54 25, high dressing up to 55 50 Yield Grade 2
1100-2660 41 00-47 25, couple low dressing 2155- 2560
lbs 4175-43 50 Bullocks. Few Select 1-2 1065-1460 lbs
60 00*60 50, couple 69 00-71 50
CALF SUMMARY Compared to last week, slaugh
ter calves sold firm to 1000 higher Slaughter buyers
are not able to procure calves near as effortlessly as ac
customed to as several feeders are showing interest in
owning the Utility calves Holstein bull calves suitable
for special fed veal barns sold sharply higher this week
Buyer demand, attendance, and activity were all excel
lent for the entirety of the week However, many pro
ducers are trying to pencil out paying 140 00-170 00 for
90-125 lb calves when the finished market is only
185 00 Holstein heifers also sold sharply higher this
week, as bids are above 500 00 for the fancy stock The
state graded runs in Lancaster County remain fairly
strong as nearly 1000 head were sold through the two
graded sales this week
CATTIE CALVES
2538 1639
2550 1728
2415 1620
SLAUGHTER CALVES Choice individual 180 lb*
102 00, individual 260 lbs 87 00, individual 365 lbs
75 00. individual 410 lbs 93 00. Standard and Utility
60-90 lbs 11 00-25 00. weaker 10 00-15 00
CALVES RETURNING TO FEED Monday- Hoi
stein bulls 95-125 lbs 120 00-14000 Plainer-type bulls
95-125 lbs 9200-12200, 90 tbs 85 00-95 00 Weaker
bulls 95-125 lbs 75 00-87 00, 90 lbs 50 00-75 00, 80 lbs
6000-7000 Few Holstein heifers 90 lbs 280 00-41 00.
85 lbs 250 00-280 00, 75 lbs 160 00
Tuesday- Graded Number One Holstein Bulls
95-125 Ibt 127 00-170 00, package 90 lbs 125 00, pack
age 85 lbs 130 00, package 80 lbs 112 00 Graded Num
ber Two Holstein Bulls 95-125 lbs 112.00-145 00, cou
ple packages 90 lbs 130 00-135 00, couple packages 83
lbs 60 00-67 00 Graded Number One Holstein Heifers
95-120 lbs 335 00-455 00. package 83 lbs 330 00, pack-
In the afternoon. Bob Muth, a
second-generation South Jersey
vegetable grower, will describe
his firsthand experience transi
tioning a working farm to organ
ic production.
More specialized sessions for
those starting, expanding, or di
versifying a farm enterprise in
clude “The Profitable Small-
Scale Dairy,” by Ken and Julie
Bechtold, cheesemakers at
Stoney Croft Farm in northern
New Jersey, and “Managing a
Successful CSA,” by Mike Baki
of Genesis Biodynamic Farm
near Blairstown.
Pesticide recertification credits
will be available for many ses
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To register for the conference,
call the NOFA-NJ office at (609)
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age 74 lbs 215 00 Graded Number Two Holstein Heif
ers 90-105 lbs 345 00-40000, package 83 lbs 255 00,
package 73 lbs 14000
Thursday- Graded Number One Holstein bulls
95-125 lbs 139 00-167 00, 90-92 lbs 122 00; 86-88 lbs
117 00, few 80-84 lbs 110 00 Graded Number Two
Holstein bulls 95-125 lbs 11000-13000, 88-92 lbs
12000, 80-86 lbs 111 00 Graded Utility Holstein bulls
100-110 lbs 65 00,90*98 lbs 3000 Few bulls sold in the
singles sale 140-170 lbs 55 00-70 00, with a fancy indi
vidual 97 00 Holstein heifers 95-125 lbs 410 00-52000,
90 lbs 32000-485 00, 85 lbs 29000- 39000, 80 lbs
32000, 75 lbs 23000-26000, 70 lbs 19000, 65 lbs
14000 Plainer type heifers 95-125 lbs 275 00-395 00,
90 lbs 260 00-300 00, 85 lbs 16000-30000, 75 lbs
140 00-195 00. 70 lbs 80 00-140 00, 60-65 lbs
70 00-95 00
Cross bred beef heifer calves 105 lbs 140 00, 90 lbs
125 00
Pennsylvania
Livestock Auction
Waynctburg, Pa.
Thursday, Jan. 16,2003
Report Supplied By Auction
Cattle. STOCK COWS 34 50-4700 SLAUGHTER
COWS Utility & Commercial 35 00-42 20, Boner &
Boning Utility 3100-3600, Cutter & Boning Utility
28 00-34 00, Canner & Low Cutter 28 00-32 00, Shells
29 00 & down
BULLS YIELD GRADE 1 1500#-2000#
39 00-50 00. YIELD GRADE 2 1000#-1400#
38 00-5100
FEEDER STEERS M & L 1 300-500# 8000-89 00
250-280# 80 00-94 00, M 600-900# 55 00-85 00
HEIFERS M U L I 300-500# 68 00-74 00. L 1
400-650# 60 00-75 00
BULLS M & L 1 300*620# 70 00-90 00
CALVES Veal Prime 70 00-85 00, Choice
6000-8400, Good 35 00*7000, Farm Calves #1 Hol
stein Bulls 90-120# Few 35 00-1 IS 00; #2 Holstein Bulls
80-100# Few 1000-5000, Beef Bull & Hfrs/Hd
50 00-3400
HOGS. Barrows & Gilts #l-2 210-255# 35 00-44 00,
*2-3 255-280# 32 00-4400, Sows #l-3 300-500#
17 00-35 00, Feeder Pigs 1-3 15-20# 5 00-17 00/Hd 1-3
25-35# 10 00-21 00/Hd
LAMBS: High Choice 80-100# 65 00-100 00. Choice
40-75# 60 00-128 00; Feeder Lambs Good 50 00-95 00,
Sheep 26 00-47 00, Fat Sheep 30 00 and down
GOATS Large 45 00-125 00/Hd . Medium
30 00-70 00/Hd . Small 10 00-30 00/Hd
HORSES Horses 20 00-52 00, Ponies 20 00-48 00
Indiana
Livestock Auction
Homer City, Pa.
Thursday, January 16,2003
Report Supplied By PDA
CATTLE 125 STEERS STEADY TO 500 HIGH
ER COWS STEADY TO 200 HIGHER STEERS
CHOICE 1-3 1185/1365 LBS 73 50, 78 50 SELECT
1-2 64 00, 70 25 STANDARD 1-2 52 SO, 56 00
HOLSTEIN STEERS CHOICE 2-3 1760 LBS ONE
AT 5900 SELECT 1-2 51 00, 55 50 STANDARD 1-2
46 00,48 00 HEIFERS CHOICE 1-3 1310 LBS ONE
AT 75 00 SELECT 1-2 65 25. 68 00 STANDARD 1-2
47 00, S 3 00
COWS BREAKERS 75-80% LEAN 34 00. 46 00
BONERS 80-85% LEAN 35 00, 3900 LEAN 85-90%
LEAN 30 00,35 50 SHELLS 29 50 AND DOWN
BULLS YIELD GRADE I 1230 LBS ONE AT
56 25 YG2 1250/2355 LBS 36 75,4400
HEIFERS M-l 380/515,68 00,72 00
CALVES 88. STANDARD & GOOD 80/115 LBS
25 00,45 00 UTILITY 65/80 LBS 2000,22 50 FARM
CALVES HOLSTEIN BULLS STEADY TO 10 00
HIGHER NOT 1 BULLS 90/125 LBS 95 00, 13000
COUPLE TO 14000 NO 2 BULLS 85'/«05 LBS 6000,
90 00 HOLSTEIN HEIFERS NO 1 HEIFERS 90/110
LBS 350 00, 385 00 NO 2 80/95 LBS 10000, 240 00
BEFF CROSS BULLS AND HEIFERS *5/125 LBS
112 50,142 50
HOGS 46 BARROW & GILTS STEADY TO 500
HIGHER 49-54% LEAN 230/260 LBS 43 75, 46 50
40-45% LEAN 220/250 LBS 39 75, 42 50 40-45%
LFAN 245/270 LBS 36 50, 37 75 SOWS US 1-3 498
LBS ONE AT 26 00 MEDIUM 310 ONE AT 1600
BOARS 360/590,7 50, 13 75
FEEDER PIGS 10 1-3 80/85 LBS 18 00,20 00
SHEEP SI LAMBS NO MARKET TFST
GOATS NO MARKET TEST
Six Counties Upgraded From
Drought Watch To Normal Status
Seven Counties Remain In Drought Watch
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) Department of Environ
mental Protection Secretary
David E. Hess announced recent
ly that six counties in southcen
tral and southeastern Pennsylva
nia have been upgraded from a
drought watch to normal status
after several weeks of beneficial
rain and snow.
The six counties returned to
normal status are Berks, Chester,
Cumberland, Delaware, Lancas
ter and York.
Seven counties on the western
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 18, 2003-A4l
CATTLE: 206.
COWS: 2.50-3.50 LOWER. BULLS: 150
LOWER. STEERS- CHOICE 1-3 1290 & 1305
LBS. COUPLE, 73.00 & 74.25.
HOLSTEIN STEERS- CHOICE 2-3 ONE
1455 LBS. 57.00. SELECT 1-2 FEW 45.50,
48.00. ONE STANDARD 1-2 ONE 40 75.
COWS: BREAKERS 75-80% LEAN 33.25,
40.75, MOSTLY 34.75, 39.25, ONE AT 42 75,
AVERAGE 37.10 BONERS 80-85% LEAN
29.75, 38.50, BULK OF SALES 36.75. 37 00,
AVERAGE 34.45. LEAN 85-90% LEAN 27.75,
36.50 MOSTLY 29.00, 34,50, AVERAGE 30.85.
SHELLS 27.50 AND DOWN
BULLS. YIELD GRADE 1 FEW 1275/1855
LBS 46.25, 50.25 YG 2 1275/1910 LBS. 42.50,
45.00
FEEDER CATTLE; STEERS: M & L 2, ONE
610.57.00, FEW 740/800,62.00,63 00; L 3, ONE
915.44.00.
HEIFERS; M 2, ONE 860, 55.00
BULLS: M&LI, FEW 540/685, 58.00,60.00.
CALVES: 287. STANDARD & GOOD
70/115 LBS. 32.50, 45.00. UTILITY 55/105
LBS. 10.00, 32.50. FARM CALVES' HOL
STEIN BULLS STEADY TO STRONG. NO 1
BULLS 90/125 LBS. 110.00, 162.50, MOSTLY
12000, 150.00, 80/90, 70.00, 90.00 NO. 2
BULLS 80/120 LBS 50.00, 117.50. HOLSTEIN
HEIFERS NO. 1 HERS. 90/100 LBS. FEW
305.00, 47000. NO. 2 75/100 LBS. 140.00,
300.00.
HOGS. 7. 40-45% LEAN FEW 225/290 LBS.
25.00. 29.00. US 1-3 FEW 460/605 LBS. 23.00,
26.00. BOARS; 780 & 285, COUPLE 4 50 &
12.00.
Greencastle Hay
Greencastle, Pm.
Report Supplied By Auction
January 16.2003
HAY- 34 LOADS STRAW. 3 LOADS MIS
CELLANEOUS. 1 LOAD TOTAL LOADS; 38
ALFALFA. 140 00-230.00.
MIX HAY: 77 50-185 00
STRAW- 87 50. 1 40/BALE.
WOOD. 25.00/LOAD.
edge of the state remain in
drought watch, Secretary Hess
said. They are Beaver, Crawford,
Erie, Greene, Lawrence, Mercer
and Washington.
“e have been in a real drought
buster of a weather pattern in
southcentral and southeastern
Pennsylvania for about the past
eight weeks or so,” Secretary
Hess said.
“The snow we received in late
November, December and Janu
ary has been especially helpful
because the slow melting of snow
is excellent for recharg
ing groundwater. The
weather so far this win
ter, when it comes to
precipitation, is just
about the opposite of
last year when the win
ter months were so dry.”
Gov. Schweiker first
declared a drought
emergency for 24 coun
ties in southcentral and
southeastern Pennsylva
nia on Feb. 12,2002.
Of the state’s 67 coun
ties, only a dozen es
caped being in a drought
emergency, drought
warning or drought
watch at some point
after Feb. 12 of last year.
Greencastle Livestock
GreencaMle, Pa.
Report Supplied by PDA
Thursday, Jan. 16,2003
FEEDER PIGS. 0 NO MARKET TEST.
SHEEP: 0. NO MARKET TEST.
GOATS: 0 NO MARKET TEST.
Jersey Shore
Livestock Market, Inc.
Jersey Shore, Pa.
Report Supplied By Auction
Thursday, Jan. 16,2003
RETURN TO FARM CALF: 100.00-455.00
GOOD VEAL: 60.00-99,00.
COMMON VEAL; 15.00-59.00.
CHOICE STEERS- 75.00-80.00.
SELECT STEERS; 65.00-74 00.
COMMON STEERS: 53.00-62.00
COMMERCIAL COWS; 37.00-43 00.
CANNERS/CUTTERS: 30.00-38.00.
SHELLS: 23.00 TO 30.00.
CHOICE HEIFERS' 70.00-74.00.
SELECT HEIFERS. 62.00-68.00.
COMMON HEIFERS: 48 00-61.00.
GOOD FEEDERS; 65.00 -70.00
COMMON FEEDERS- 40.00-64.00
BULLS: 40.00-48.00