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Berry Fool
1 cup sugar
1 2 teaspoon nutmeg
8 slices white bread
1 2 cup (1 stick) butter, melted
2 packages (10 ounces each)
frozen raspberries
1 tablespoon lemon |utce
1.2 teaspoon grated lemon rind
ice cream or whipped cream
Blend sugai and nut
meg Brush bread
slices with melted .
buttei on both sides,
then cut into ''2 inch
stups I me the bottom
of a loat pan with b, of
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The annual Lancaster Farming Animal Health
and Housing Book is scheduled April 5.
Focus will be on herd health and odor control,
including silo management, and nutrient
management planning for confinement houses.
Lebanon Valley
Livestock
Fredericksburg, Pa.
Report Supplied liy PDA
March 25. 2(Mi3
CATTLF 80 (PDA) Compared with
last week's sale si steers not fully tested,
cows mostly steady with true quality ot
the run better than most weeks.
STFFRS: one Choice 4 1420 lbs 69 75,
Select 1-2 65.25-67.25, average 66.58, one
returning to feed 63 50
HOISTFIN STFFRS one Choice 2
1425 lbs 60 00
HFIFFRS one Select 2 67 75, one Se
lect Holstein 57 00
COWS Breakers 75-805 r lean
39 75-43 25, average 42 00, Boners
lean 35 00-40 25, average 37 43,
lean 85-905 V lean 31.50-36.25, average
34 02, low dressing 28 75-31.25, average
30 17 Shells 28.25 and down
BUI 1 S one Yield Grade 1 1065 lbs
50 00, few Yield Grade 2 1190-2220 lbs
41 25-46.25
FFFDFR CATTLE HFIFFRS- one lot
Medium 2 500 lbs 65 00
CALVES 111.. VFALERS.
Standard and Good 75-110 lbs
30 00-40 00, average 35.88, Utility
55-95 lbs 10.00-30.00, average
21 36 FARM CALVES: Holstein
bulls steady to weak..No 1 Hol
stein bulls 90-120 lbs
110.00- average 127.68,
80-90 lbs 100.00-122.00, average
116 00, No 2 80-120 lbs
80.00- weaker calves to
50 00, average 80.17, one No 1
Holstein heifer 90 lbs 215.00, few
No 2 80-100 lbs 65.00-100.00
One beef cross bulls 75 lbs
135 00,
HOGS 14. .BARROWS AND
GILTS one lot 40-45% lean 218
lbs 27 SO
SOWS US 1-3 500-590 lbs
22 00, Medium 280-475 lbs
8 00-14.50.
BOARS, one 660 lbs 7.00.
FEEDER PIGS 0 NO MAR
KET TEST'
SHEEP 0. .NO MARKET
TEST!
GOATS 2...(A11 goats sold by
the head with weights estimated).
Billies: 40-60 lbs 40.00.
New Holland Dairy Sale
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied In Auction
Wednesday, March 25. 2003
179 DAIRY COWS, 229 HEIFFRS, 12
BULIS MARKET STRONGER
10CAL FRESH COWS
475 00-1500 00, 1 AT 1725 00
IOCAI SPRINGERS 950 00-1325 00
BETTER FRESH COWS
1600 00-1750 00
LARGE HEIFERS 1300.00-1375.00
SHORT BRED HEIFERS
575 00-1135.00
OPEN BREEDING AGE HEIFERS
810.00- 00
BULI S 335 00-635 00, PUREBRED
500.00- (K).
UPSTATE lOADS FRESH
860 00-1425.00
CANADIAN LOADS FRESH
1200 00-1500 00, FEW 1725.00-1750.00.
Opportunity
for Additional Farm Income
Broiler Breeder
available from
Longenecker’s Hatchery
Franklin
If you are interested in developing a poultry breeder
production operation,
Longenecker’s Hatchery can offer you:
/The support necessary to begin the project
/Technical support to maintain an efficient and
environmentally-approved operation
■/Feed programs to support breeder operation
To further explore this opportunity, please contact:
Bill Neilson, 1-800-692-6008, x 303
FRESH HEIFERS 635.00-1325 00, 1
AT 1600 00
SMAI 1 HEIFERS 585 00-1125.00
SMAIL OPEN HFIFFRS
535.00-775 00.
SMAI I FR OPEN HFIFFRS
150 00-350 00
New Holland Horses
New Holland Sales Stables
Report Supplied by Auction
Monday, March 24, 2003
214 HEAD, MARKET SI FADY
WORK HORSES 510 00-1150 00
•DRIVING HORSES 410 00-1350 00.
RIDING HORSES 360 00-1300 00
R F GIS T E R E D RIDING
950 00-1950 00
PONIES 160.00-625.00.
LARGE PONIES 550 00-650 00, 1 AT
1075.00.
COLTS 185 00-235.00
REGISTERED COLTS 310.00-535.00
Longenfcker’s Hatchery
Contracts
for the following counties
Cumberland
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