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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1959

Page

11

Hogs Grade and Pork Yield Insights from U S No 3 Level

In U S No 3 hog grading, fat content and finish are high while lean yield is low. No. 3 carcasses show thick hams shoulders and bellies with extensive interior fat and are less appealing to housewives. Price spreads between No 1 and No 3 widen as more No 1 hogs enter the market.

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Lancaster Farming Type: Lancaster County Farm Weekly Notes

Lancaster Farming weekly edition dated November 4 1955 lists publisher Lancaster Farming Lancaster Pa editor Dan McGrew advertising director Robert G Campbell and business manager Featutished details include mailing offices at 53 North Duke St Lancaster Pa subscription rates two dollars per year three years five dollars and single copy price provided.

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Egg Pointers for Better Egg Dishes This Season

Basic rules for cooking eggs and egg dishes in family meals. Use low to moderate heat to avoid toughness. Add hot liquid gradually to eggs to prevent curdling in custards and sauces. Beat egg whites with a touch of lemon juice or cream of tartar, fold carefully, and avoid overmixing to preserve air. Patronize Lancaster Farming Advertisers.

Price supports and farm production under debate

Farmers answer whether high price supports spur excess production. Despite supports about 10 percent below last year, plans show at least five million more acres in supported crops. Shifts tie to soil bank and conservation reserve changes, with corn wheat cotton and rice favored over oats barley soybeans and potatoes. The piece argues price supports do not fix the farm situation, citing yields, disease control, fertilizer use, and efficiency as key growth drivers. It notes income trends and explores moving some farmers off the land while preserving small family farms.

Soil Bank Ezra Benson Department of Agriculture

David’s path to greatness and the inner seeds of success

Devotional reading explores how Abraham Lincoln Calvin and David rose to prominence not by moments alone but by inner traits. It argues success comes from character, prudence, loyalty, and divine backing rather than mere favorable circumstances. It highlights David’s virtues and leadership as the model.

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Be Careful With Fertilizers And Spring Farm Tasks

The text warns growers to avoid fertilizers containing nitrogen near seeds and plants, notes potential toxicity, and stresses careful handling. It urges safe machine operation with guards in place, and promotes spraying legumes to control pests and planning for grass silage and hay making amid uncertain weather. It emphasizes high feed value from proper field curing and dairyman planning.

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