Grasslands Future Farmers win County Parliamentary Contest
Grasslands Future Farmers of America from New Holland defeated Solanco to win the county Parliamentary Procedure contest at Garden Spot High School. Garden Spot hosts next week for York Lancaster area finals with top York County teams.
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Lancaster County
Future Farmers
Grassland
New Holland
Nelson Wert
Kenneth Martin
Denver Ri
Leon Weaver
New Holland Ri
Fred Nolt
Roy Musser
East Earl
Clyde Wissler
John Campbell
Walter Musser
Narvon
Grasslands Future Farmers Win Co
Future Farmers of America
Garden Spot High School
Grasslanders
Solanco
York County
Farm Calendar illustrates April farm events and meetings
Calendar lists county 4H Leaders banquet at Hostetters hall Mount Joy. York Lancaster Area FFA contest at Garden Spot High New Holland. Farm Women Executives board Coleraine Baptist Kirkwood. Farm Women 14 at Mrs Harnish Willow Street. Manheim Young Farmers banquet Penryn fire hall. Southern county 4H Holstein club Solanco High Quarryville. Poultry sales and a feature on a 15 year old student at Garden Spot High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetters
Mount Joy
York-Lancaster
FFA
Garden Spot High School
New Holland
County Farm Women
Coleraine Baptist Church
Kirkwood
Farm Women
Lloyd Harnish
Willow Street
Manheim Young Farmers Association
Penryn
Southern County
Holstein Club
Solanco High School
Uarryville
USDA to Hold Hearing On Pesticide Registrations
The U S Department of Agriculture announced a public hearing to consider canceling or modifying registrations for endrin aldrin and dieldrin. It will start at 9 30 am April 9 in Washington at the Freer Gallery of Art and continue April 16 in Memphis with location to be announced. The hearings aim to gather information under the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act regarding interstate sales and safety amid reports of fish damage in the lower Mississippi River.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Washington
Freer Gallery of Art
Memphis
Mississippi River
Livestock Co op appoints Hart as Union Stockyards manager
The Livestock Cooperative named Glenn C. Hart, 2004 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, as manager of its Union Stockyards office. Hart, formerly with C. A. Clark Co. at the Yards, brings 20 years in the livestock business and succeeds Noah H. Huber. The announcement came from president Harry E. Hershey.
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Producers Livestock Cooperative
Glenn C. Hart
Lititz Pike
Lancaster
Union
Hart
C. A. Clark Co
Noah H. Huber
Stockyards Open Auction Amid Record Crowd and Glitches
About 2000 spectators crowded Lancaster Union Stock Yard’s new 75000 dollar auction pavilion for its grand opening. Disturbances hampered by the crowd left buyers and staff struggling to implement the new selling system after 69 years of private treaty trade. Frederick M Campbell cut the ribbon as the president, while auctioneers Norman Hart and Tom Mat faced delays before the action moved more smoothly later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Union Stock Yard
Campbell Union Stock Yards Co
Hammer
Dairy Expert Calls Milling Out Of Step With Times
Penn State dairy specialist Dr Richard Adams told local millers and feed dealers that extreme forage programs require equally extreme grain feeding. He urged individualized rations, noting protein needs vary with forage type and energy must come first.
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Penn State University
Richard Adams
Extension
Dairyman
Lititz Pike
Csting
Feed Men
Adams
Scrap tobacco imports rise 26 percent in 1963 USDA report
US imports of scrap tobacco totaled 32 990 000 pounds in 1963, up from 26 253 366 pounds in 1962. Major suppliers included the Philippines, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Indonesia and Cuba, with Cuban scrap imported before the February 1962 embargo. Total cost reached 14 706 000 dollars, and the average price per pound was 45 cents.
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U S. Department of Agriculture
Philippine Republic
Colombia
Dominican Republic
Brazi
Indonesia
Cuba
Five day weather forecast with mixed precipitation
Temperatures over the next five days average near seasonal normals 59 by day and 37 at night. Colder weather is expected Saturday then milder conditions Monday with a turn to cooler Tuesday. Precipitation may total over 0.5 inch mainly as snow or light rain Saturday and Wednesday and as rain Monday.
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Pennsylvania State University
Holland
Grasslands
Garden Spot
Lampeter - Strasburg High School
Manheim Central
Penn Manor
Glenn Weber
Mohnton
Batt
Andrew Weber
George Hanna
USDA
Harry E. Hershey, Cooperative,presiderdent
Frederick M
Norman Hart
Nottingham
Tom Mat
U.S.D.A
US Tariff Commission, and Trade Information Committee
Pennsylvania
Gar
Cigar Manufacturers Association of America