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    A26-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 15, 2003
Direct Slaughter Cattle
Daily Market Review
St. Joseph, Mo.
March 12,2003
Report Supplied By USUA
National Slaughter Cattle Review as of
2:00 p.m.: Trading and demand light
Wednesday afternoon with some isolated
activity occurring across the Northern
and Southern Plains. There were not
enough live and dressed sales reported to
establish an adequate market trend. The
most recently established market was last
Thursday with live sales in the Southern
Plains at mostly 77 00, and dressed sales
m the Northern Plains, Western Cornbclt
and Colorado ranging from 122 00 to
124 00 mostly 123.00
NEGOTIATED SALES: Confirmed.
9,347; Week Ago' 10,912; Year Ago:
19,276. Week to Date 26,630: Week ago
32,683, Year ago- 42,509.
NEGOTIATED: PRICES PAID for
Domestic Slaughter Steers and Heifers
(Information derived from the 5 area
weighted average report.):
LIVE BASIS. STEERS: Over 80%
Choice no quote, 65-80% Choice
75.00- a\g. 75.28; 35-65% Choice
75.00- avg 75.29; under 35% Choice
no quote. Total all grades 75.00-75.50, avg
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more annual yield per acre than the average of widely planted
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Best Winter Survival Amen Stand 403 T is the first lull
season variety to earn a 2 1 winter survival tatmg in the nation's
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Best Roots and Crowns Univeisity of Minnesota testing
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than conventional
vaneties
75.28 HEIFERS: Over 80% Choice no
quote; 65-80% Choice 75.00; 35-65%
Choice 75 00; under 35% Choice no
quotes. Total all grades: 75.00-75.00, avg
75.00.
DRESSED BASIS- STEERS: Over
80% Choice no quote: 65-80% Choice
120.00- avg 120.88, 35-65% Choice
120.00- avg 120.48, under 35%
Choice no quotes. Total all grades
120.00- avg 120.66. HEIFERS:
Over 80% Choice 119.00-121.00, avg
120.02, 65-80% Choice 120 00-121.00,
avg. 120 83, 35-65% Choice
119.00- avg 120.20, under 35%
Choice no quotes. Total all grades
119 00-121 00, avg 120.36
FORMULA PURCHASES: Prices es
tablished so far today for previously
slaughtered cattle: Beef Type; Domestic;
Head count priced today - 6,500; weight
ed avg weight - 765 lbs; weighted avg net
price - 124.83.
Covers transactions reported at 2:00
pm today. Comments and market condi
tions may include information gathered
from voluntary sources. All prices,
weights and head counts are only those
gathered through the mandatory report
ing system.
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NATIONAL SLAUGHTER CAT
TLE SUMMARY Week Ending Mat.
7, 2003 Slaughter cattle traded
2.00-3.00 lower than lad week. Packer
demand good with main focus on imme
diate needs. Sellers astutely took lower
money in an effort to encourage maxi
mum slaughter rates through strength
ened packer margins. Both sides of the
trade acutely aware of increasingly lower
slaughter cattle CME for April, June,
and August. The situation requires pack
ers to stay close bought and sellers to
move cattle aggressively. Cattle futures
trading has been quiet throughout the
week as Fcb-Mar placements into feed
lots become the dominate question.
Some feel there are less cattle on wheat
than normal while others believe the op
posite. Numbers at auctions and in direct
Conventional
Nazareth, PA
Robert Beiber
610-837-0163
New Holland, PA
Hess Farm Supply
717-354-7972
Salisbury, PA
Glenn Schrock
814-668-2048
Trout Run, PA
David Albert
877-253-3623
Clayton, DE
William Naudin
302-653-7811
Conowingo, MD
Paul Campbel
410-378-3812
Hagerstown. MD
Nelson R Miller
301-824-2311
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Slaughter Cattle
Weekly Review
Oklahoma City, Okla.
March 7,2003
Report Supplied By USDA
NOW EVERYONE
WILL WANT TO
MOW THE LAWN.
Bush Hog’s Mid-Mount Zero Turn Mowers make
everyone want to mow the lawn They feature
quick maneuverability in
tight places, fljf
compact size for easy W
storage, a pivoting
front axle that follows
ground contours,
four engine
three
“quick
BUSH HOG
REAR DISCHARGE
FINISHING MOWER
The RDTH Series Mowers are available in a
choice of 60 or 72-inch cutting widths Cutting
heights adjustable from 1-1/2” to 6-1/2”, in 1/2”
increments Blades overlap 1-1/2” for a cleaner cut.
Building the Legend.
SEE YOUR LOCAL BUSH HOG DEALER
ABC GROFF
New Holland, PA 717-354-4191
CANNS-BILCO DIST.
Alburtls, Pa 610-966-3733
CHAMBERSBURG
FARM SERVICE
Chambersburg, Pa 717-264-3533
CHARLES S. SNYDER, INC.
Tamaqua, PA 570-386-5945
ERB & HENRY EQUIP., INC.
New Berlinvllle, PA 610-367-2169
FARMERS EQUIPMENT ft
SUPPLY, INC.
Alrvllle, PA 717-862-3967
FIELD’S IMPLEMENT STORE
Eighty Four, PA 724-222-1154
LEBANON VALLEY IMPLEMENT
Richland, PA 717-866-7518
MESSICK FARM
EQUIPMENT CO.
Abbottstown, PA 717-259-6617
LESLIE G. FOGG, INC.
Bridgeton, NJ 856-451-2727
1 uuilim'it ii ii'ilh <<V\t >;’■ ml I PtiVliiiiiitnin Wit i t it iimliimnm'ii int
sales of feeders off wheat arc being
closely examined. The only sure thing is
that wheat cattle are concentrated in dif
ferent areas than last year. Boxed beef
prices closed Friday a.m. at 125.50 down
just 66 cents for the week. Sales of
slaughter cattle on a national basis for
negotiated cash trades totaled 189,400
through 10:00 a.m. Friday. Last week's
full count >kas 157,500.
STEERS AND HEIFERS: MID
WEST DIRECT MARKETS; Lise
Basis: 35-80 percent Choice, 900-1400 lbs
76.00- wtd avg 77.05. Dressed
Basis: 35-80 percent Choice. 550-950 lbs
121.00- wld avg 122.83. HIGH
PLAINS: Live Basis: 35-65 percent
Choice. 900-1400 lbs 76.00-78.00, wld avg
76.98.
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SLAUGHTER COWS AND BULLS
(Average Yielding): Slaughter cotvs and
bulls steady to 1.00 higher. USDA’s Cut
ter cotv carcass cut-out value closed
Thursday at 94.11 up 1.88 from last Fri
day and up 6.67 from two weeks ago.
COWS: Breakers 75-80% lean
1000-1600 lb: Colorado 41.50-45.50; Ok
lahoma 41.00-44.50; Alabama
36.00- Boners 80-85% lean
900-1500 lb: Colorado 41.50-45.00; Okla
homa 43.00-44.50; Alabama 38.00-41.00.
Lean 85-90% 850-1400 lb: Colorado
40.00- Oklahoma 39.00-42.00; Ala
bama 35.00-38.00.
BULLS: 88-92% lean 1500-2200 lb:
Colorado 51.00-54.50; Oklahoma
53.50-57.00; Alabama 50.00-55.00.
RTS Series
ROTARY TILLERS
38, 50, 62 & 74 Inch Widths
with an offset range of 6to 12 inches These
rugged chain drive tillers are ideal for home
garden work or for professional nursery men
BUSH HOG
PULVERIZE. SCARIFY.
GRADE AND CLEAN...
WITH ONE TOOL.
Bush Hog PV Senes Pulverizers are available in a wide range of widths
from 48 to 96-inches These tools pulverize scarify grade and clean the
soil Soil and clods are broken, and unwanted rocks and roots are
pulled away and contoured by the front teeth, recommended for use
with maximum 60 HP tractors
BUSH HOG
MILLER EQUIPMENT CO.
Bechtelsville, PA 610-845-2911
NORTH-EAST DISTRIBUTORS
& EQUIP.
West Clifford, PA 570-222-9020
PEACH COUNTRY FORD TRACTOR
Richwood, NJ 856-589-3953
RODIO TRACTOR SALES
Hammonton, NJ 609-561-0141
ROVENDALE AG A BARN EQ
Watsontown, PA 570-538-9564
SALTZGIVBR TRACTOR REPAIR
Hanover, PA 717-632-9119
SCHEFPEL EQUIPMENT CO.
Somerset, PA 814-445-6500
STANLEY’S FARM SERVICE
Klingerstown, PA 570-648-2088
STOLTZFUS FARM SERVICE
CochranvUle, PA 610-593-2407
TAYLOR EQUIPMENT CO.
Westminster. MD 410-848-4474
Taneytown, MD 410-751-1500
UMBERGER’S OF FONTANA
Lebanon, PA 717-867-5161