From Where We Stand on a Southern Hate Sheet
The piece critiques a pro southern rights newspaper as a vehicle of hate and misinformation. It contrasts its claims with reality, notes half truths and slander, and warns conservatives that anti Communism rhetoric risks eroding core values. It ties the issue to Civil Rights tensions and references Arlington Cemetery and Lee Oswald.
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Deep South
Hitler
Arlington Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Lee Oswald
NEPPCO Proposes Egg Tolerance Limits and Future USDA Review
The NEPPCO committee recommends a maximum of 10 percent loose eggs per 30 dozen case and two eggs per 12 carton, with specific weight cutoffs. USDA agrees current standards are liberal and will study machine error across grading equipment. A joint meeting with NEPPCO’s Eye Marketing Committee is planned to set an acceptable tolerance and coordinate state adoption.
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USDA
United States
Neppico
Neppco
Eye Marketing Committee
Egg weight laws eyed for USDA uniformity across states
Lancaster Farming notes amendments to egg weighing rules as New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania pursue a 24 ounce standard with minor tolerances. State measures vary on per dozen weight, but officials say nationwide consistency will take months or years, marking progress toward freer interstate commerce in eggs.
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USDA
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Protect Pastures By Not Grazing Them Too Early
Farmers faced a long winter before turning out stock and cutting barn work. With spring, there is a risk of grazing too early when grasses are still dormant and nutrients in soil and roots are essential. Calcium magnesium fertilization supports growth and protein production.
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National Limestone Institute
Milk Still No 1 In Pennsylvania Farm Cash Receipts
Milk is the leading farm commodity in Pennsylvania making up 40 percent of cash receipts from farm product sales, followed by poultry at 20 percent. Horticultural specialties and fruits and vegetables account for 9 and 3 to 4 percent respectively, with overall farm product values stable over the last decade.
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Pennsylvania
College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
County Planning and Conservation Board Discuss Long-Range Land Use
Wayne Maresch requested canceling 149 farmer-cooperator agreements to update records after deaths or sales. The board approved the cancellations and 21 new cooperator applications to align with an integrated county land use plan.
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County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Wayne Maresch
Resurrection Lesson for Easter 1965 by Dr. Foreman
Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman discusses Easter's meaning beyond secular views. He argues the first Easter began with a miracle news, not a concept, and highlights Jesus appearing to believers rather than enemies. The risen Christ commands authority and commissions followers to spread faith.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Weigh Beef Cattle And Set Milk Production Goals
Scales help buyers and feeders measure weight performance and shrink across marketing systems. Vegetable seeds germinate at specific soil temps, and the DHA data shows dairy herds increasing milk and fat production, with targets above the DHIA average.
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