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bucrts & 40 lb ctns TX Savoy Type med-
Ige 13.00 45 lb ctns AZ Savoy Type med
10.00 -CARROTS: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY sks 48 1-lb fdmbags CA Top
ped med-lge 14.00 few 15.00 CD Topped
med-lge 8.50 50 lb sks Ise CA Topped jbo
13.00- mostly 13.00 CD Topped jbo
7.50- mostly 8.00 ctns bchd CA
Bunched 24s 12.00-13.00 ctns 20 1-lb
fdmbags CA Baby Peeled 13.50-15.00 ctns
4 5-lb flmbgs CA Baby Peeled few
16.50- -CAULIFLOWER: MAR
KET ABOUT STEADY ctns flmwrpd
AZ 12s 10.00 9s 9.00 CA 12s 8.00-10.00
few 11.00 ord cond 3.00-4.00 -CELERY;
MARKET ABOUT STEADY ctns CA 2
dz 10.00-11.00 mostly 10.00 few 11.50 2 A
dz 10.00-11.00 filmbags 30s 13.00-14.00
fdmbags 36s fair cond 6.00-9.00 FL 2 dz
10.00 2 'A dz 10.00 -CHINESE CAB
BAGE: MARKET ABOUT STEADY 1.3
bucrts TX 15.00 50 lb ctns CA Nappa
15.00 FL Nappa 12.00 1.3 bucrts TX
Nappa 15.00 -CORN-SWEET: OFFER
INGS INSUFFICIENT TO QUOTE
-CUCUMBERS: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY flts/ctns flmwrpd SP Long
Seedless Ige 12s 12.00 WAXED 1 1/9
buctns/crts MX med ton few sales to quote
ord qua) 12.00-14.00 UNWAXED 1 1/9
bucrts MX Pickles 200-300 s 20.00 -EGG
PLANT: MARKET ABOUT STEADY 1
1 19 buctns/crts MX 18s 11.00-12.00 few
10.00 35 lb ctns HD Chinese 19.00-20.00
ctns/crts HD Japanese 27.00-30.00 (35 lb)
Thai 20.00-24.00 Indian 34.00-35.00 -EN
DIVE- MARKET HIGHER 1 1/9 buctns/
crts FL 9.00-11.00 10 lb ctns BL Witloof
12.00- mostly 12,00 -ESCAROLE:
MARKET HIGHER 1 1/9 buctns/crts FL
10.00- -GARLIC: MARKET
STEADY 30 lb ctns CA White super col
30.00 col 28.00 super jbo 25.50 CQ White
# 9 ord cond 8.00-10.00 packaged 3s 25.00
TL Purple # 9 packaged 3s 23.00 6s 23.00
22 lb ctns/crts AG Purple # 6 16.00 #ll
18.00- -GREENS: OFFERINGS
RAPE INSUFFICIENT TO QUOTE
MARKET ABOUT STEADY ctns bchd
AZ Kale 24s 12.00 TX Collard 24s 10.00
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Supply sound poultry nutrition.
Grand Valley Fortifiers,
leader in monogastric nutrition
and Stoltzfus Feed & Supply
announces availability for on
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feeds Call us today to get One mile South of 30
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Turnip Tops 24s 11.00 Dandelion 12s
10.00 Kohlrabi 12s 10.00 Swiss Chard 12s
10.00 Red 12s 10.00 ctns/crts bchd FL
Collard 10.00 Kale 11.00 NC Collard
8.00- Kale 9.00-10.00 Mustard 10.00
Turnip Tops 10.00 ctns Ise CA Kale Flow
ering 24s 14.00 20 lb ctns MX Broccoli
Rabe 24s 24.00 -LETTUCE-ICEBERG:
MARKET ABOUT STEADY ctns AZ
24s 10.00-11.00 mostly 10.00 few 9.50
Wrapped 24s 11.00-13.00 mostly 12.00
CA 24s few 8.00-10.00 Wrapped 24s few
10.00- -LETTUCE-OTHER: MAR
KET ABOUT STEADY ctns AZ Green
Leaf 24s 10.00-10.50 mostly 10.00 Red
Leaf 24s 10.00-10.50 mostly 10.00 CA
Green Leaf 24s 9.00-10.00 mostly 10.00
Red Leaf 24s 9.00-10.00 mostly 10.00 3 lb
ctns CA Mesculin Mix 6.50-7.00 -LET
TUCE-ROMAINE: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY ctns AZ 24s 10.00-12.00 CA 24s
10.00- -MUSHROOMS: MARKET
STEADY 10 lb ctns PA Ige 14.75 few
14.50 med 12.00-12.25 4 qt bkts PA med
lge 7.00 sml-med 6.25 5 lb ctns PA Oyster
16.00 Portobellas 9.00-9.50 few 10.00 sml
8.00- 3 lb ctns PA Shiitake 13.00 fair
qua! 10.00 Oyster few 12.00 ctns 12 8-oz
trays flmwrpd PA 10.50-10.75 mostly
10.50 ctns 8 1-Ib trays flmwrpd PA 14.75
ctns 10 10-oz trays fmwrpd PA
10.50-10.75 ctns 10 8-oz trays flmwrpd
PA 9.50 -OKRA: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY 'A bucrts HD sml-med
19.00- few 18.00 MX sml-med fair
cond 16.00 -ONIONS GREEN: MAR
KET ABOUT STEADY ctns bchd GA
Bulb Type 24s 19.00 MX 48s 9.00-11.00
mostly 9.00-10.00 few 12.00 Leeks 12s few
18.00 TX Leeks 12s 16 00
-PARSLEY: MARKET SLIGHTLY
LOWER crts bchd FL Plain 60s 18.00
ctns bchd AZ Curly 60s 12.00 TX Curly
60s 12.00 Plain 60s 18.00-20.00 -PARS
NIPS: 20 lb fdmbags Ise CD 10.00 -PEAS
GREEN; MARKET ABOUT STEADY
10 lb ctns GU Snow Peas 15.00-16.00 MX
Snow Peas 12.00 GU Sugar Snap Peas
12.00- -PEPPERS: MARKET
ABOUT STEADY 1 1/9 buctns MX Bell
Type Green jbo 16.00-18.00 mostly 18.00
exlge 16.00-18.00 Mxd Red And Green Ige
FOR INFORMATION CONTRACT
DETAILS AND FUTURES AND
OPTIONS STRATEGIES
PHONE (610) 577-0002 OR 800-543-8939
filollzlns
LT n*n * sunny uvc.
12.00 1 1/9 buctns/crts FL Bell Type
Green Ige few 16.00-18.00 Mxd Red And
Green Ige few 14.00-15.00 15 lb ctns MX
Bell Type Red Ige 10.00-12.00 mostly
11.00- 25 lb ctns MX Bell Type Red
Ige fair qual 16.00 Yellow Ige fair qua!
16.00 5 kg ctns IS AIR Bell Type Orange
80-100 mm 20.00-21.00 Red 80-100 mm
16.00- mostly 18.00 Yellow
80-100 mm 19.00 -PEPPERS OTHER:
MARKET ABOUT STEADY 'h buctns
FL Finger Hot 13.00 Jalapeno 8.00 Pobla
no 12.00 1 1/9 buctns FL Poblano few
16.00- 1 1/9 buctns/crts FL Cuba
nelles Ige 10.00 ctns/crts TX Habanero
orange 24.00 25 lb cntrs HD Finger Hot
20.00- 30 Ib.ctns HD Thai Chili Hots
50.00 -RADISHES: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY ctns tpd 30 6-oz filmbags FI.
Red 7.00 few 6.50 ctns tpd 14 I-lb film
bags FL Red 7.00-7.50 40 lb filmbags tpd
FL Red 16.00 ctns bchd MX Red 24s
7.00- -RUTABAGAS: MARKET
STEADY 50 lb ctns CD CDOne med 9.00
50 lb sks CD CDOne med 8.00 -SPIN
ACH: MARKET STEADY ctns bchd CA
Flat 24s 12.00 MX Flat 24s 12.00 1 2/5
bucrts bchd CA Flat 24s few 13.00-14.00
bubkts TX Savoy 13.00 ctns 4 2-'/2-lb film
bags CA Flat 14.00-14.50 4 lb ctns CA
Flat Baby Type 12.00 -SQUASH: OF
FERINGS YELLOW STRAIGHTNECK
lIGHT MARKET ZUCCHINI ABOUT
STEADY, ACORN AND BUTTERNUT
HIGHER I 1/9 buctns/crts NY Acorn
med 14.00 Butternut med 14.00 Spaghetti
med 14.00 4/7 buctns MX Zucchini sml
med 14.00 med 12.00-13.00 few 14.00 Yel
low Straightneck med few 30.00 -SWEET
POTATOES: MARKET STEADY
CURED 40 lb ctns LA U.S. One Beaure
gard med 18.00 NC U.S. One Beauregard
med 15.00 -TOMATOES: MARKET FL
LOWER, OTHERS ABOUT STEADY 25
lb ctns FL 85% U.S. One or Better Mature
Greens light red sx6s 18.00-22.00 mostly
18.00- 6x6s 15.00-16.00 6x7s fair ap
pear 11.00 Local Repack 85% U.S. One or
Better Mature Greens light red-red sx6s
26.25 6x6s 23.00 6x7s 22.00 ctns 2 lyr MX
Vine Ripes light red-red 4x4s 16.00-18.00
4xss 16.00-18.00 sxss few 13.00-14.00
sx6s few 13.00-14.00 15 lb fits MX
Vine Ripes Greenhouse light red-red
20s 18.00 22s 21.00-22.00 28s
19.00-20.00 5 kg ctns on the vine IS
AIR Vine Ripes Greenhouse light
red-red Ige few 18.00-19.00 NL AIR
Vine Ripes Greenhouse light red-red
Ige 19.00 SP AIR Vine Ripes Green
house light red-red Ige 18.00 -TO
MATOES, CHERRY: MARKET
ABOUT STEADY fits 12 1-pt bkts
EL light red-red too few sales to
quote fits 12 1-pt cntrs with lids FL
Grape Type light red-red few 11.00
MX Grape Type light red-red 10.00
-TOMATOES, PLUM TYPE; MAR
KET LOWER 25 lb ctns FL light
red-red too few sales to quote MX
light red-red 8.00-10.00 mostly 10.00
-TURNIPS: MARKET ABOUT
STEADY 25 lb filmbags CD Purple
Top med 7.00 -VEGETABLES
OTHER: MARKET LOWER 8 lb
ctns CA Radicchio 9s 8.00 few 11.00
Sell at Philadelphia
Farmers’
Markets
Openings at 12 fanners’ markets
Farm to City is looking for:
• Vegetable growers, organic and conventional
• Fruit growers
• Flower, herb, and plant growers
• Mushroom farmers
• Pastured meat and poultry/egg farmers
• Grass-fed milk, cream, butter producers
• Cheese makers
• Barbecue chicken/pork/beef cooks
• Other prepared foods
For details, contact:
Toll-free 866 745-6587
or write Farm to City
318 Gaskill Street
Philadelphia PA P-147
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Philadelphia
Onions, Potatoes
Philadelphia Terminal Market
January 22,2003
Report Supplied By USDA
ONIONS AND POTATOES -ONIONS
DRY: MARKET WHITE LOWER,
OTHERS ABOUT STEADY US# 1 OR
GENERALLY GOOD QUAL AND
COND UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED. Yellow Globe Type NY 50 lb
sks jbo 7.00-8.00 med 7.00 mstr cntr 16
3-lb mshsks med 6.00 mstr cntr 20 2-lb
mshsks med 7.00 Grano TX 50 lb sks
Super Col 11.00 col 10.00 jbo 9.00 Span
ish Hybrid ID/OR 50 lb sks jbo 8.50-9.00
UT 50 lb sks jbo 10.00 White ID/OR 50 lb
sks jbo 18.00-20.00 Ige 16.00 NV 50 lb sks
jbo 20.00 WA 50 lb sks jbo 18.00 Red
Globe Type ID/OR 25 lb sks jbo 13.00
med 8.00 NY 25 lb sks jbo 11.00-12.00
mostly 12.00 occas 13.00 Ige 8.00 med
6.00- WA 25 lb sks jbo 12.00-13.00
med 7.00-8.00 NEW CROP Yellow
Sweets PE 40 lb ctns col few 21.00 jbo
18.00 -POTATOES: MARKET STEADY
US# 1 SZ A WASHED OR BRUSHED
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. Rus
set Burbank ID bid 10 5-lb filmbags
10.00- 50 lb ctns 50s 13.00 60s 13.00
70s 13.00-14.00 mostly 14.00 80s
13.00- few 14.00 90s 12.00-13.00
mostly 13.00 100 s 11.00-12.50 mostly
12.00 120 s 12.00 Norkotah CD Prince Ed
ward Island CDOne 50 lb ctns 70s 11.00
80s 10.50 90s 10.50 100 s 9.00 120 s 9.00
Round Red CD CDOne 50 lb sks 10.00
MN/ND 50 lb sks 11.00-12.00 s/ B 13.00
NY 50 lb sks 9.00-10.00 sz B 11.00-12.00
WA 50 lb ctns 18.00-20.00 sz B 22.00 50 lb
sks 13.00 Round White CD New Bruns
wick CDOne 50 lb sks 6.50 Ige 7.50 Prince
Edward Island CDOne 50 lb sks 6.50-7.00
Ige 7.50-8.00
Philadelphia Herbs
Philadelphia Terminal
Prices as of January 22,2003
Report Supplied By USDA
MISC HERBS -ANISE: % ctns CA 24s
12.00- -ARRUGULA: 4/5 bucrts
bchd FL 24s 9.00-12.00 4 lb ctns CA Baby
Type 14.00 -BASIL: crts bchd FL 15s few
26.00- 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s
11.00- -CELERIAC (CELERY
ROOT): ctns CA 12s 12.00-14.00
-CHIVES; 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s 18.00
-CILANTRO: 4/5 bucrts bchd FL 30s
9.00- ctns approx 20 lbs TX 30s
16.00 ctns bchd AZ 30s 12.00 TX 30s
10.00 -DILL: crts bchd FL 24s 10.00-12.00
ctns approx 20 lb TX 24s 13.00-15.00
-DRY ESCHALLOT: 10 lb sks FR
7.50-8.00 -LEMON GRASS; 30 lb ctns FL
30.00 -MARJORAM: 1 kg ctns bchd IS
12s 13.00 -MINT: ctns bchd FL 12s
8.00- 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s 10.00
-OREGANO: 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s 13.00
-ROSEMARY: 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s
13.00 -SAGE: 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s 13.00
-TARRAGON; 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s
17.00 -THYME: 1 kg ctns bchd IS 12s
13.00 -WATERCRESS: ctns bchd FL 12s
8.00 24s 13.00-14.00 mostly 14.00
2003 season
Farm to
Connecting farmers to markets ’
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 25, 2003-Al3
Spot prices of class II cream, dollars
per lb butterfat: F. 0.8. producing plants:
Northeast: 1.2890-1.4072. Delivered
Equivalent: Atlanta: 1.2890-1.4179 mostly
1.3105-1.3400.
PRICES OF CONDENSED SKIM,
dollars per lb. wet solids, F. 0.8. produc
ing plants: Northeast: Class 11, includes
monthly formula prices: .9500-1.000;
Class 111 - spot prices - .7200-.8500.
SPOT SHIPMENTS OF GRADE A
MILK: FLORIDA: This week: In 0, Out
2; last week: In 10, Out 0; last year: In 0,
Out 0. SOUTHEAST STATES: This
week: In 0, Out 0; last week: In 0, Out 0;
last year; In 0, Out 0.
The base price for Class I milk for Feb
ruary 2003 is $10.23 per cwt., down $0.33
from January. A Class I differential spe
cific to each pricing point (county) is
added to the base price to determine the
applicable Class I price. The Class II
skim milk price for January is $6.90,
down $0.47 from January.
During December, milk production in
the 20 major states totaled 12.22 billion
pounds, up 1.8% from December 2001.
The following are the December-to-De
ccmber changes for selected states: Texas
* .3%, New York 1 3%, Vermont -1.7%,
Virginia -1.9%, Pennsylvania -2.0%, Flor
ida -4.0%, and Kentucky -64%. For the
above-mentioned states, the combined
milk cow numbers are down 1,200 head
from last December. Milk cows in the
twenty major states total 7,750,000 head,
up 47,000 from a year earlier
Milk production ranges from steady to
slightly higher m most of the region.
Some heavy snow falls in the Northeast,
particularly lake effect snow in New
York, are causing scattered farm pick-up
delays Cold weather in the Southeast is
having an impact on the milk flow in
much of the area. Freezing temperatures
in Florida and other Gulf Coast states are
slowing the milk flow. Florida's need for
milk eased this week and handlers actual
ly shipped a few loads out of state for pro
cessing. Slightly higher milk production
and flat demand caused handlers to carry
more milk into this week. Farther north,
another snow storm and cold tempera
tures are expected in the Mid-South and
bottled milk sales are good Some South
eastern handlers are pulling intra-compa
ny milk greater distances to meet this
good demand
Class 1 milk needs are also good in the
Northeast, which is surprising to some
contacts. However, the good Class I milk
demand results m more standardization
and, therefore, more cream to be cleared.
Surplus milk volumes range from light to
heavy.
The condensed skim is weak and re
ports of some distressed loads clearing the
region were noted. Demand is slow and
prices are unchanged on Class 11, lower
for Class 111.
The fluid cream market is weak. Offer
ings are more than ample for the slow de
mand. Class II spot prices are
East Fluid Milk
And Cream Review
Madison, Wis.
January 22,2003
Report Supplied by USDA
generally lower as the CME
butter average was down near
ly three cents last week and
multiples are generally in the
low to mid 120’s, f.o.b. Ice
cream producers are taking
normal volumes, but a few
plants are taking advantage of
the low-cost cream that is
being offered. Production of
dips, sour cream, and bottled
cream is lower as demand is
slowing along seasonal pat
terns. Cream cheese output is
mostly steady with most pro
ducers taking contracted \ol
umes. Churning actmty is
hca% v and some Eastern butter
makers are churning only their
own cream or the cream from
long-time suppliers. Excess
cream volumes heading to the
Midwest are heavy Some
Eastern handlers report that
nearly all (90 +9c )of their spot
cream is clearing to Midwest
ern butter plants.
Robert Fulton Fire Co
Hay, Straw &
Grain Auction
Every Thursday 10 am
Located on the
corner of RT 272 &
222 at Wakefield, PA
717-548-2492
717-548-2371
Randal Ranck :
Auctioneer nm
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