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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1967

Page

3

Eastern Milk Producers Co-op Opposes Local Withholding

Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Assn with 37 board members polled to gauge support for milk withholding. President J. Paul Waltzer of Bellefonte says the majority oppose withholding though some districts would back action if Northeast Cooperative Federation and Dairymen's League join, or if Class I prices rise by $1.00 per hundredweight. The co op urges $100 per hundredweight gain at the federal hearing, but maintains that individuals may decide to withhold without corporate restriction.

Northeast Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Assn Ine J. Paul Waltzer Bellefonte Pennsylvania Eastern Waltzer Dairymen’s League Northeast Cooperative Federation Washington

Solanco Churches May Run Second Food Stand

At a March 14 meeting the Southern Lancaster County Community Fair Association voted to continue a second food stand at the fair, in addition to the large stand run by Farm Women groups. The second stand will be offered to Solanco area churches on a first come basis with profits split 50 50. Churches should contact refreshment committee chair Mrs. Martin Greenleaf at Oxford Route 1.

Southern Lancaster County Community Fair Association Solanco Area Martin Greenleaf Oxford

Take Care of Pigs and Farrowing House Care

Good swine producers keep pigs warm and dry and pens clean. A clean dry draft-free farrowing house saves pigs, as each lost pig costs about $6 in sow feed, says Lester A Burdette extension livestock specialist at Penn State University.

Lester A. Burdette Penn State University

Weekly Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues

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Purge Urged On Pa Blackbird Invasions By Agricultural Groups

Two Pennsylvania agricultural groups urged the Department of Agriculture to address crop damage caused by blackbirds starlings and robins. The Fruit Growers Association of Adams County and Dauphin County Pomona Grange described flocks in the thousands sweeping over grain and corn fields, harming yields and threatening food supply. They urged action to mitigate the problem.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Fruit Growers Association of Adams County Dauphin County Pomona Grange The Grange Agriculture Department

Colds Hit Harder When We’re Tired Before Events

The article notes people catch colds more when tired or rushed for occasions. Experts advise staying out of crowds before a big date, avoiding wet feet, and eating balanced meals to bolster the body and ward off illness.

Tobacco Heat (Continued from Page 8)

The project splits plots into two groups with and without supplemental heat to analyze data statistically. Gastobac Co of Charlotte supplied gas heating equipment and paid fuel and installation with C W Witmer Co of Soudersboro handling work. Station personnel supervised and helped with data analysis.

Yocum Gastobac Co Charlotte North Carolina C W. Witmer Co Soudersboro

Hilltop Stitchers Feted At Supper

The Lexington Hilltop Stitchers 4 H Club was entertained at a supper meeting at the home of then leader Mrs Thomas B Smith Lititzel during the Easter holiday. Nine of the 13 members attended as the planning committee outlined summer meetings and social events for a vote at the April 17 reorganization meeting at Brunnerville Fire Hall from 7 30 to 9 pm.

Lexington Hilltop Stitchers Thomas B Smith Lititzel Brunnerville

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Eastern Board Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Allis-Chalmers L. H. Brubaker Lancaster, Pa Nissley Farm Service Washington Boro N. G. Myers & Son Rheems, Pa Grumelli Farm Service Quarryville, Pa Lititz, Pa Allen H. Matz New Holland Chet Long Akron Arctic Gulf Middlewestern University Purge Blackbirds W. L. Zimmerman Intercourse, Pa
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