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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1977
Page
2
The Barley family expresses gratitude to God and all Lancaster County residents who signed petitions wrote letters spoke for them or supported efforts to preserve their 58 acre farm. They urge ongoing public involvement as land use issues are addressed at all government levels. Abe and John Barley Conestoga.
A reader blasts a Dear Editor piece calling Game Law violations up 275 percent and disputes claims of major changes since 1947. He argues the law is largely the same, cites shifts in hunting hours and seasons, revenue focus, and asserts selective enforcement and farmer deer damage proposals.
John C. York, General Manager of the Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative, commends Secretary Bergland for raising dairy support to 83 percent of parity. He notes the move helps offset rising production costs but warns it is not a cure for drought and rain effects. He urges a new Farm Bill and highlights long term budget declines in agricultural spending.
A reader praises Lancaster farming articles on eminent domain and farmland loss. They reference the Red Creek Dam near Lindingville and Barley Brothers farm being taken for a garbage dump, urging broad state action to curb highway takings and waste disposal.
The article muses on Glastonbury as a sacred site and the tradition that Joseph of Arimathea brought Christianity to Britain. It reflects on Joseph as a possible discreet follower who bravely claimed Jesus' body, transforming his life at the crucifixion and leading to the garden tomb of the resurrection.
The article reflects on Easter Sunday as more than Jesus resurrection, extending the theme to include the Apostle Thomas in India and Joseph of Arimathea to Britain. It frames Easter as a call to courage and renewed life for believers.
During winter months hay, straw or other materials may catch on the rods and ground cables can rust or be pulled from moist soil. Ensure the rod system is well grounded, free of obstructions, and grounded into moist soil. It remains early spring and time to plow and start crops.
Sunday April 10 Have a Happy Easter. Monday April 11 Conrad Weiser Chapter of Young Farmers hosts Solar Energy meeting at the high school vo ag dept. Berks County training on multiflora rose control at the Ag Center. Tuesday April 12 Spring banquet for Lancaster County Farmers Association at Sherwood Knoll Dining Room. Poultry Sales and Service short course at Penn State. Lancaster Farm and Home Foundation board meeting at Farm and Home Center. Ontelaunee Grange Open House with James Ross as speaker. Wednesday April 13 Lebanon County Conservation District board meeting at 8 p m Room 207.
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