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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
11
The piece argues for proactive farm safety during Farm Safety Week July 23 29 and stresses foresight over hindsight. It notes accidents stem from single careless moments and that safety habits develop with deliberate action guiding choices to avoid booby trap situations. Tomorrow could be too late.
A devotional overview urges stopping to help those in need on the Jericho road echoing Christ like compassion. Peter and John heal a crippled beggar at the temple gate showing faith through action. Prayer is about aligning with God's will and trusting Him to work through us.
A Lancaster Farming reader urges more coverage after a 43-year-old farmer died when a tricycle tractor tipped over while hauling a fertilizer load. He warns farmers will improvise with roadside innovations like ammonia tank mounts, risking deadly accidents.
Earl Hess outlined at the annual meeting that the program to double PENB income is one third toward the goal. A total of 101000 has been raised to date while PENB's current income is about 340000. If 1011 bars are not standard with the applicator tank kits, the project may be junked or a caution issued to future innovators.
With mild weather the alfalfa weevil is active earlier this season. Growers report damage on 5 to 6 inch plants and are urged to inspect fields frequently to gauge infestation and timing of first sprays. If feeding continues ahead of normal, yield losses could be severe until insecticides are applied. Farmers should maximize output by applying sound cultural practices and planning operations to improve net returns per acre. For corn, ensure enough kernels are planted to achieve target stands and adjust plant populations for mortality, bird damage, and germination, with silage planted 4 to 5 thousand per acre, thicker than grain.
An ominous note on air pollution predicts doctors may soon advise patients to stop breathing polluted air as risks rise and health concerns mount.
Lancaster Farming published Saturdays from Lititz Pa with offices at 8212 Main St Lititz and PO Box 306 Lititz. Don Timmons is editor and Robert G Campbell is advertising director. Subscription is 2 dollars per year in Lancaster County and 3 elsewhere. Established November 4 1955.
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