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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1965

Page

2

February Red Meat Output Increases for Beef Veal Gains

The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service notes February red meat production in commercial slaughtering plants reached 77,773,000 pounds, down 12 percent from January and 1 percent from February last year. Beef totaled 42,766,000 pounds up 4 percent. veal 3,644,000 pounds up 3 percent. pork 30,643,000 pounds down 8 percent. lamb and mutton 720,000 pounds up 37 percent.

Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service

Auction Notice in Georgetown Village Pa April 3 1965

Commission and donation auction to be held all day Saturday April 3 1965 starting at 9 00 A M located 6 miles southeast of Strasburg along Route 896 in Georgetown Village Lancaster County Pa Terms by Bart Two active firemen

Strasburg Vilage Georgetown Lancaotey County Bart Two

Sugar Debate Continues Over Diet and Heart Disease

Researchers continue to clash over sugar's impact on heart disease. Most agree only that evidence remains inconclusive, and many readers remain partial to Dr Yudkin's hypothesis while awaiting final results.

Yudkin

February hog production and slaughter decline noted

Pork production in February reached 871 million pounds, down 10 percent from February 1964 and 14 percent from January 1965. Hog kill totaled 6,160,900 head, down 10 percent from a year earlier. Lard rendered per 100 pounds live weight was 116 pounds, vs 119 in February 1964 and 116 in January 1965.

Farm Calendar Highlights From Lancaster Area

Manheim Central HLS hosts 7 30 p m Penn Manor Young Farmers Assn talks on when to sell livestock at PMHS. Solanco 4 H and Solanco HS host events with speaker Burton Howe on new tillage concepts. L C Senior Extension Club meets April 8 at Bell Tel Building Lancaster. Lampeter Strasburg Young Farmers Assn at LAS HS hosts Burton Howe Penn State extension agr engineer on tillage.

Manheim Central Hls Penn Manor Young Farmers’ Assn PMHS Solanco 4-H Ifolstein Club Solanco HS Governor's Conference On Agriculture Harrisburg Solanco Young Farmers Assn L.C Senior Extension Club Bell Tel N. Duke St Lancaster Lampeter- Strasburg Young Farmers Assn L4s Burton Howe Penn State

4 H Club Elects Penn Manor 41 President

At a reorganization meeting the Penn Manor 41 Club elected Mary Jane Bailey as president with Peggy Eshleman vice president Nancy Cramer secretary Connie Stehman treasurer Sandra Stehman news reporter Donna Kauffman Nancy Ann Bailey song leaders Doris Harnish and Richard Thomas game leaders. The meeting at Ann Letort School Letort P cepts planting technique harvesting systems. Meeting open to the public everyone welcome Apr 9 6 45 pm Cloister FFA Chapter Parent Son Banquet at Ephrata HS.

Penn Manor Mary Jane Bailey Peggy Eshleman Nancy Cramer Connie Stehman Sandra Stehman Donna Kauffman Nancy Ann Bailey Doris Harnish Richard Thomas Ann Letort School Letort Ephrata HS

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