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Show . r. 'i IM. . fl' .f! ' ', . ' CHRISTMAS DECEMBER NEWS. r 1 ' Sjk- s V Vf v 'JKS u NL r ': L ' 15 v- - -n . . - . 1 -- .l - ' ,4 ji s i V'i".'l!" ii 'V 'ife fe&L Nr y .X Theln truck go to th poultry farma of the fnesnber every dey or' two and three tUoie a week to gather up tn.'caspe for el Ich numbered slip are heft. Loch grower's consignment Is the oentrel rt lelving plant sad of graded He is paid on the basis the Les Angeles' quote lions on the but If a better price day of Receipt,realized either on the Is event ualiy Los Angeles or New York market He Is imalled a check for the dif' i ference. Tire grower this year, has paid n rase 50 to for rents At of average handling,- dandling and grading of eggs through the association and he has paid 12 1 per hundred r gf-- M shipment in New York. ! land are , bench Utah dry. upland the hj. s vest possible habitat. The egg hsv a heavier firm shell The i contents are pony Kse.f from a nnd fid on clean afood healthy hied nnu ibcie Is decided pure waterIn so tkv altitudes, advantage yuh egg men any, When Mr. Brown .went east Inst spring with - one ot Utah's first- - shipment of picked he offered w is piodufl egg,krdthewith acclaim. There wax n.iu no difficulty in securing an agivU to hnndle Utah etc and a mvfnlHr of the firm of Gottfried c Mnrslmll ensue to Utah ar.d lir mediately closed the contract for th exclusive agency for that territory kroin const or shipped bethe 1'nclflc tween 40 ahd 60 carload otVc-g- con--tou New York eubsreek. but the mutton is almost that ninny car loads n day. ao It can Uc en that be greater the demand will always cntli west the "than sny amount send." In other word, having cn established ihe jfact that wo pan produce th best egg In America, that w can 'there Is th assurance offer always sell all we have to New York will take nilwe can sendIs and Ihe market' In U Angeles k unlimited. v Growth of Industry. In 1920 Utah bad a chicken popu-or lation Just short of a million, careful This yesr 964,6916 birds. gives neatly 'estimate by countiesmillions, or an a two and quarter Increase of 115 per cent In three with Utah 'county reu county next 7.7 tSr with 8aR ' EGG FARMING ON A UUIGE SCALE. and Ra It Lake CUT. A I1ook nf Whin Lcchorna In 'a Well Mglilrf T PK1 Milk While Eggs Cntcd Riadjr for Shipment to Distant Markets. VI arm Sinai. crease of five cents a dozen ganization was laid. had been a haa Ion needod an The asocltlon he four gather. Rcnjamln Urowa lesson In what Ing stations, at Gunnison, Ameriraiser In Sanpete rounty poultry (Continued qn and practical and he was possessed of belief In can Fork. Salt Laks snd Ogden. really the Inherent quality of Utah raised marketing chickens and eggs. Ha knew that This year It learned such means their quality was of the best but of egg In the marketing a leaaon did not bring the granting this fheyUtah continued to Producer. best prices and by th Utah Poultry r from othbroilers In and Ctah of the eggs ship Inc . an outgrowth was a marIt er Obviously association, stale. Producer Poultry the Utah Slat Farm keting problem- and to this phae by of tha industry h devoted himwhich operated with auch a It ha provself. making painstaking study bold, sure mroke that of ths system In vogue in othet ed a revelation and laid a founCalifornia. , state, particularly dation upon which mot future opCo-operati- ve based. erations will undoubtedly be out Utah had not th slightest semII blance InLast ) ear, Utah shipped a of system. marketing T. carloads of egg and Imported dividual chicken raisers marketed following a system of bephasard product Individually with the the Utah their marketing. Thi year, exception of th work of possible Ine which was Nelson-IUck- s Poultry Producers, company, which the In organised and began operations to up to this year, was the largest sinMarch, exported 99 cailbad upcargle marketing organization for th the first of September, and 25 products and had Inauguload were shipped out by other poultry rated the first standards of gradagencies, and no import recorded. and selling. There was no comIt was estimated that these2 5 figures ing prehensive system ofno gathering would be increased by standards at central point, cai load before the end of eggs of grades or site, etfry grower 15 cars of the year, or a total oftate mixed own his ind charges paid ton In sent to other gg bis grades Indiscriminately, dumpthan the Combinmonth, greaterof all where the his quickest egg ing th past year ed shipment market offered, whether it be the fft Utahs history. cross roads store or th city comf Get Top New York Price. is mission bouses. Rut this alone was not the sigenlisted th .Utah of Brown nificant accomplishment. and the central county growers went on to th New York marancj instituted means of gathering eggs .. . t ket where th highest prices la tha In voloro to assure carload lots world are paid, and topped th in savin too. a This meant, large best eggs that had previously apwere freth when and tha peared on that market. Gottfried time They were shipped to A, Marshall, New York agents for asaembled. In Ijom is proper car and the Utah (shippers, announced to after Angelo I of freight charpea k ' the trade there they are sole agents the payment iprire obtained there won much of the Utah Poultry Producers asiincl theretofore the better than price sociation, ahlppmiAhhe finest gradobtained In Utmti under the old sysed and quality "Milk White Brand tem of marketing and It was found White leghorn eggs The opinion .the in that Loa Angclea would tnkc all of the trade is that Utah eggs excel Utah that could be offered In duality atten-t Brown's the work brought This word went forth after the in and arrival of the first shipment' of tdon of the state farm burnu The ; Utahs best after selection and the Idea waawoeexpanded formed laftt March &ortation grading by the producers associamgS tion and they were gobbled up by with 263 poultry nten a membersIt as and Brown genernl manager the discriminating buyers of th members over 1,100 numbers bow New York egg exchange as the pouland bids fair to Include weverv snost promising newcomer on that l v'- risiIn the state market In jenrs. None of Utah's try raiser In chickens any quantity. ng a taker first grade eggs waits for The association Is strictly coand the demand is unlimited. New ,0Its primary purpwMj Is York would have taken a thousand operative. cars this season just aa readily as the successful marketing of leggs. 50 cars At the present rate of exorganiIt Is not a sation In itself, since the Individual pansion of the poultry raising Inof hta In be back It the state. worth this will not grower gets dustry long before Utah will be shipping product minus the cost of handling, such marto with that a thousand carloads grading and marketing overhead expenses as are necessary ket every season, asUtahs poultry Industry has provto work out the detail of thenr!a-tloCo-operali- ve n sociation. ,Thle year the ed ttself of did over $350,000 worth of To get the true perspective adthe record of this year, one must business on eggs alone and in go back to 1921, when Benjamin dition handled about $25 000 worth of broilers. According to governHrown organised the Central Utah In ment figures, earlier in the fall s Sanpets Poultry association SeIn had been made of $61,000 county, eventually bringing saving Several for the poultry men in the handling vier and Juab counties. wore out of their product. For the year tt carloads of eggs shipped will easily go $75,000. As a direct by this association and the groundwork for the bigger statewide or result, Utah eggs sold for on in- - 'a CliUVon Iloni-- Nnr & UTAH twenty JP n Utah Poultry u. Producers Association nddl-tloet- al rganized for the protection of the iltry industry of the State of tftah. purpose to foster encouragement develop production, and tojprovide connections with the best matkets of the country. It a true every member of the Association benefits provided participates all by the company, as well as tle earn- es i es ' i of the company. i For further particulars, write profit-makin- g Ulali Ponllry Producers. 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