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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1961
Page
11
Lancaster Farming comments on world tension and defense versus disarmament. A Nova Scotia feature about fallout shelters prompts farmers to prepare while scientists pursue risky projects. The piece questions melon ripeness as a metaphor for progress and urges public readiness and civil defense awareness.
A Danish veterinary official Dr E Malling Olsen describes fallout risks for farmers in atomic war. He outlines how gamma rays affect cattle and crop safety, notes remedies such as shielding crops with sacks or paper, and stresses feeding protection and storage measures for contaminated food and fodder.
The Lancaster Farming weekly farming paper, published every Saturday from Lancaster Pennsylvania, lists editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell with offices on North Duke Street. It notes establishment on November 4 1955 and entries for Mount Joy Pennsylvania.
August 13 1961 study recalls the disagreement between Paul and Barnabas over John Mark. The pair separated with Barnabas taking Mark and Paul continuing with new allies. The drama traces back to early missions from Antioch and the hardships faced in Perga.
In a tale of early church tensions the split between Barnabas and Paul over John Mark tests faith and unity. Barnabas backs Mark’s comeback while Paul hesitates yet later acknowledges Mark’s growth and usefulness, shaping leadership among Peter and others in the church.
Advises MAX SMITH readers to seed pastures by mid September, destroy old sod, plow and disc, and conduct soil tests for timing and fertilizer needs. Recommends grasses like Grasse, orchard, brome, or reed canary and notes grazing next spring. Also covers fly control in dairies with residual sprays, sanitation of manure piles, and spraying protocols to prevent resistance. Suggests making Sudan grass silage with preservatives and planning corn storage with extra cribs. Marks August alfalfa seeding window and recommends band seeding with fertilizer for quick establishment.
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