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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1967

Page

6

Governor Shafer Proclaims Federal Land Bank Week in Pa

Governor Raymond P Shafer proclaims April 2 to 9 1967 as Federal Land Bank Week in Pennsylvania noting the 50th anniversary of the federal land banks established in 1917. He cites the system providing private investment capital to farmers and the progress in agricultural credit over the past five decades. Local facilities are part of the Lancaster Farm Credit Association at 411 W Roseville Road. the association is managed by Carl A Brown.

Shafer Federal Land Bank Pennsylvania L. H. Bull George Steele Pocopson Raymond P Shafer Federal Land Banks Federal Land Bank Associations Allied Services Federl Land Bank America Land Bank Lancaster Farm Credit Assa Roseville Road Carl A Brown

FDA approves milk residue tolerance for DDT

FDA scientists endorse tolerances for DDT residues in milk acknowledging unavoidable contamination from widespread use. The advisory committee says a finite tolerance is realistic but not approval for new uses, noting higher residue levels need extra safety evidence. The ban on feeding cows with corn forage or apple pomace containing DDT remains in force.

National Academy of Sciences FDA Dany Chains United States

State's Stream Map ideal For Fishermen

The Stream Map of Pennsylvania, in its second printing by Penn State Agricultural Experiment Station, shows 3000 streams towns and elevations with mountains valleys fire towers watersheds swamps lakes dams and reservoirs. Measuring nearly three by five feet it suits hunting and fishing camps and costs 100 per copy with distribution past 27 000 copies by late March.

Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station Penn State University Commonwealth Howard W. Higbee Penn State Higbee University Park

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Leon M Musser Lewisburg Farm Credit Board of Baltimore Wm. H. Johnson Farm Credit Banks of Baltimara Four Seasons Farm & Home Center Greenfield Road Anderson Box Co Lancaster Phoey ORTHO Pete A Smoketown Ph. Lance
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