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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

18 Apr 1959

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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1959

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14

Holstein Assn Plans Spring Dairy Herd Tour

The Holstein Association schedules a Spring Dairy Herd Tour leaving Conestoga Transportation Barns in Lancaster at 7 am Monday. Tour stops include Hillside Farms Trucksville Woodborne Farms Dock and Smitholm Farms Springville with packed lunches on the bus and a noon beverage. The group will dine at Clark Summit and return to Lancaster about 10 30.

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Essa Conestoga Transportation Lancaster Hess, Jr Strasburg Hillside Farms Trucksville Woodborne Farms Smitholm Farms Springvillle Clark Summit
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Car Preventive Maintenance For Spring Safety And Savings

spring brings warmer weather and road hazards so real maintenance matters. The article advises draining and flushing the cooling system twice a year adding coolant and rust inhibitor in fall and spring inspecting hoses belts radiator cap battery terminals water levels and charging, checking brakes tires alignment and rotating tires to prevent wear and accidents.

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Fighway
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Liming Bluegrass Returns Yields Boost Pasture Growth

County Agent Max M. Smith advises lime pastures to maintain soil pH 6.5 to 6.7 and apply at least 300 lb of 0-20-20 per acre annually. If lime exceeds two tons per acre, split applications over two years. Soy nitrogen adds 80 to 100 lb per acre early in spring, with earlier grazing as growth resumes.

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Max M. Smith Smith
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