Spring Awakening Northward Across Farms and Fields
In a Lancaster Farming essay dated April 6 1963 the author extols spring’s arrival across America tying farm hopes to lambs seeds and harvest promises. Cattle prices dip as USDA data show modest gains in cattle and hog numbers with sheep down, while long term outlook remains firm despite tougher months ahead.
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The notice lists the Lancaster Farming weekly and Lititz offices with staff roles and mail addresses. It confirms publication cadence and historic filing details including editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell.
Torn Veil Lesson on Gethsemane and Calvary in April 1963
Biblical meditation links Gethsemane and Calvary to the torn Temple veil. The light of the Spirit reveals Christ bearing humanitys sins in Gethsemane and the pain of separation on Calvary, guiding believers to understand divine mercy and atonement.
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Seasonal Sheep Care and Early Pasture Planning
Farmers advised to shear sheep before hot weather to reduce rain sensitivity and aid lamb shelter. Ewes nursing lambs may shed fleece earlier. plan alfalfa and clover seedings for late March or early April with weed control using Eptam or 2,4-D. Caution given on grazing and hay quality, plus manure handling tips to protect spreaders and equipment.
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