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W'€ATWffiffi @@RAW
COOPENATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
_-=-----
tT. S. DEPANTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
(Jnioersit1 Pork, N. M'
ftu6u t r tQL (
CdnPiled bY H- L' Mathews, Extens ion Poultrlanan
Grade AA Large
Grade AA t'ledium
Grade A Large
Grade A lledium
NORTHEA ST NEI^I }fEXICO
Grade AA Large
Grade AA Medium
Grade A Large
Grade A lledir:m
SOUTHhIEST NEfi }IEXICO
Grade AA Large
Grade AA Medium
Grade A Large
Grade A Hedium
SOUTTIEAST NEt{ ME}NCO
Grade AA Large
Grade AA l"ledium
-Grade A Large
Gvade A l'ledir:m
49 -52
4L-49
45 -47
39 -40
(tlot Ava iLable )
52-59
43 -49
49 -5L
37 -4L
49 -52
4A -45
45 -48
40 -43
NEI^I MEXICO MARKET RE?ORT
Fred A . Gerk
State Egg InsPector
s t a te DeP a r tment of Agr icul ture
(Average wholesale Prices to the retatl
stores on cartoned eggs as of August 1 t
1966 , sccording to the State Egg Inspec -
tion Department ')
NORTI{WEST NE![ MEXICO
FARI'{ MANT]RE IIANDTING
(This articl,e,written by wiltiam J. To].enan,
n"gionaL Extension Agent in western New York
compares different methods of handLing non-ure
on various tlpes of poul. try f arms ' He
does not take into account the extra cost
of spraylng to control f l-ies. How does your
farr fit into this surveY?
Let t s be sure tha t hte ar e ta lking about
the same thing. rf we break down the amount
of labor by the thousands f or a year t s
-
time ,
we can come up with a figure that w111 let
us compare different manure handling sys-tems,
This figure would be man hours Per
year f or each ott" thousand Layers, If 1^re
tatk in these tetms, w€ can comPare farms
and manure handling systems to help us make
the best decision Possible '
This information is from a smalt survey
conducted within the past year in New York
State . Each f ar:ur If,a s visited , and the man -
ure handt-ing systeurs rtere observed ' The oP-erator
or manager determined how much time
was spent at each e}eaning to handLe the
manure, Theinformationwas calculatedon
an annual basis Per thousand layers.
Farm Ntrnrber Hours, p.er vearll,0OO,trens
. tARY
0gT 07 1981
NEw M!: .'J-ATE
UNIVE, .- iY
7.4
9.6
50
16
I
56
9
26
66
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2
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Object Description
| Title | Feather-Gram |
| Series Designation | Feather-Gram, August 1966 |
| Subject | egg production (NAL); eggs; eggs (NAL); Poultry industry--New Mexico; Eggs--New Mexico--Production; |
| Creator | Gerk, Fred A.; Toleman, William J.; |
| Contributors | Mathews, H. L.; |
| Date Original | 1966-08 |
| Digital Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
| Collection | NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications |
| Digital Identifier | UAAPfg196608.pdf |
| Source | J87.N6 X301.99 F28 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Language | eng |
Page Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Series Designation | Feather-Gram, August 1966 |
| Subject | egg production (NAL); eggs; eggs (NAL); Poultry industry--New Mexico; Eggs--New Mexico--Production; |
| Creator | Gerk, Fred A.; Toleman, William J.; |
| Contributors | Mathews, H. L.; |
| Date Original | 1966-08 |
| Digital Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
| Collection | NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications |
| Is Part Of | Feather-Gram |
| Type | Text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Language | eng |
| OCR | W'€ATWffiffi @@RAW COOPENATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY _-=----- tT. S. DEPANTMENT OF AGRICULTURE (Jnioersit1 Pork, N. M' ftu6u t r tQL ( CdnPiled bY H- L' Mathews, Extens ion Poultrlanan Grade AA Large Grade AA t'ledium Grade A Large Grade A lledium NORTHEA ST NEI^I }fEXICO Grade AA Large Grade AA Medium Grade A Large Grade A lledir:m SOUTHhIEST NEfi }IEXICO Grade AA Large Grade AA Medium Grade A Large Grade A Hedium SOUTTIEAST NEt{ ME}NCO Grade AA Large Grade AA l"ledium -Grade A Large Gvade A l'ledir:m 49 -52 4L-49 45 -47 39 -40 (tlot Ava iLable ) 52-59 43 -49 49 -5L 37 -4L 49 -52 4A -45 45 -48 40 -43 NEI^I MEXICO MARKET RE?ORT Fred A . Gerk State Egg InsPector s t a te DeP a r tment of Agr icul ture (Average wholesale Prices to the retatl stores on cartoned eggs as of August 1 t 1966 , sccording to the State Egg Inspec - tion Department ') NORTI{WEST NE![ MEXICO FARI'{ MANT]RE IIANDTING (This articl,e,written by wiltiam J. To].enan, n"gionaL Extension Agent in western New York compares different methods of handLing non-ure on various tlpes of poul. try f arms ' He does not take into account the extra cost of spraylng to control f l-ies. How does your farr fit into this surveY? Let t s be sure tha t hte ar e ta lking about the same thing. rf we break down the amount of labor by the thousands f or a year t s - time , we can come up with a figure that w111 let us compare different manure handling sys-tems, This figure would be man hours Per year f or each ott" thousand Layers, If 1^re tatk in these tetms, w€ can comPare farms and manure handling systems to help us make the best decision Possible ' This information is from a smalt survey conducted within the past year in New York State . Each f ar:ur If,a s visited , and the man - ure handt-ing systeurs rtere observed ' The oP-erator or manager determined how much time was spent at each e}eaning to handLe the manure, Theinformationwas calculatedon an annual basis Per thousand layers. Farm Ntrnrber Hours, p.er vearll,0OO,trens . tARY 0gT 07 1981 NEw M!: .'J-ATE UNIVE, .- iY 7.4 9.6 50 16 I 56 9 26 66 1 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 |
