Easter editorial celebrates spring and resurrection
Editorial by Dieter Krieg wishes readers a happy Easter and reflects on the season's renewal. It notes robins, flowers, green grass, young animals, warmer days, and plowed fields releasing earthy scents as signs of new life, tying the celebration to the Easter story.
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Jesus Christ
Hemisphere
Fire warning issued prompts caution for anglers
Lancaster Farming warns readers of hazardous fire conditions across Pennsylvania. The Department of Environmental Resources reports fire activity doubling from last year, with wildfires up to April 11 burning 3163 acres statewide.
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Lancaster
Department of Environmental Resources
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Neighbors Rally After Barn Fire Destroys Eckman Farm
Clarence H Eckman family on Conestoga R2 faced a devastating blaze last Monday that destroyed 40 pigs two heifers and vast machinery and tools. About 50 neighbors joined the cleanup, with thanks to a vigilant neighbor who alerted them and saved tractors.
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Clarence H. Eckman
Conestoga R2
Dairy symposium in Washington draws mixed reaction and praise
The National Milk Producers Federation event featured Orville Freeman presenting a keynote to a standing ovation, Elmer Baumer sharing insights from Ohio State, and Congressman Robert Kastenmeier discussing cooperatives and dairy regulation. Several dairymen voiced disappointment after lunch as the day closed.
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National Milk Producers Federation
Washington
Orville Freeman
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Kennedy
Johnson
Elmer Baumer
Ohio State
Robert Kastenmeier
D.-Wis
God Says Yes Devotional on Easter Morning
An April 18 1976 devotional reflects on the disbelief and wonder three days after Jesus crucifixion. In an upper room in Jerusalem the followers wrestle with reports of an empty tomb and sightings of the risen Lord while affirming the core claim that Jesus is risen.
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Jerusalem
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Christ
God
Calvary
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service
Rabies in wildlife and swine influenza warnings issued
Rabies remains common in wild animals and some domestic animals nationwide though human cases are down. Skunks and bats accounted for most U S animal rabies in 1974. Swine influenza has infected people. producers and families near hog farms are urged to stay alert. A Penn State extension note offers back lifting tips and reports 18 000 soil samples tested in March with two week report timelines.
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United States
Wisconsin
Penn State
Don Daum
Penn State Soil Testing Laboratory
Farm Calendar April 19 Lancaster County Breeders Tour and 4-H events
On Monday and Tuesday events list a Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders tour departing Musser's Store at 7 30 am with stops including Willow Street Mennonite Church York Caterpillar Avalong Farms a potato chip plant and Mervin Hertzler dairy farm at Seven Valleys returning about 4 pm cost 350 per person special rates for 4 H members register by today Contact Jesse Balmer Scott Wolff or Art Brenneman 4 H Community Club meets Thomasville at 730 pm On Tuesday Cedar Crest Young Farmers meet at the high school soils and soil fertility Garden Spot Young Farmers meet at 745 pm at the high school forage management
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Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders
Musser
Buck
Willow Street Mennonite Church
York
Avalong Farms
Mervin Hertzler
Seven Valleys
Jesse Balmer
Scott Wolff
Art Brenneman
Thomasville
4-H Community Club
4-H
Cedar Crest
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