Meat inspection laws debated amid aging study and state plans
A five year USDA study is being revived to shape tougher meat inspection laws. Pennsylvania Secretary Leland H Bull argues the limited reach of state plants questions mandatory federal state inspection and funds matching. He notes 530000 animals were slaughtered under PA inspection with 539 condemned. The Lancaster County Poultry Association backs in-store promotions funded by Eli Lilly to boost impulse buying, while Du Pont notes many shoppers buy on impulse and without lists.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Leland H. Bull
Bull
Secretary Bull
Lancaster County Poultry Association
Eli Lilly Co
DuPont Co
Poultry Association
Brandow Sees U S Food Supplies Adequate By 85
Penn State agricultural economist George E Brandow predicts U S farmers can produce more than enough food for about 266 million people by 1985 and export supplies may match current levels. He cites technology and yield growth as key, notes past underuse of land, and warns shifts in livestock and milk production will be needed to sustain consumption.
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Brandow
U.S
University Park
George E Brandow
Penn State University
Brandon
Farm Economics
Cooperative Extension Service
United States
Lancaster Farming weekly farm paper details and contacts
Lancaster Farming is a weekly farming newspaper from Lititz Pennsylvania. It lists a post office box and street address, editor Don Timmons, advertising director Robert G Campbell, two subscription rates, and an establishment date of November 4 1955.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Littz
Main St
Lititz
Don Timmons
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Latitz
Penn State urges egg producers to gather and cool eggs
Extension poultry specialist Herbert C. Jordan advises egg producers to gather eggs often during hot summer months and cool them as soon as possible to preserve freshness and prevent spoilage.
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Herbert C. Jordan
Penn State University
Cows And Calves Benefit From Improved Pastures Study
USDA scientists reported at the 59th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Animal Science that cows and calves on crested wheatgrass and alfalfa improved pastures showed better gains and higher weaning weights. The Montana trial with 55 cows found the calf crop weaned up 10 percent on improved pasture.
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US Department of Agriculture
Montana
American Society of Animal Science
University of Nevada, Reno
USDA
Miles City
Now Is The Time For Tobacco Curing And Harvest Planning
Early tobacco crops are ready for harvest and many growers plan to start cutting soon. If recent weather continues curing will be challenging due to high moisture and the need for forced ventilation or extra heat. Plan for bumper corn storage, alfalfa management, and late summer weed control with 2 4 D to improve yields next year.
Apollos Learns the Full Way of God More Accurately
The Acts passage notes Apollos knew only the baptism of John and spoke boldly in the synagogue. Priscilla and Aquila instructed him in the full Christian message, showing that repentance and forgiveness are not enough without the deeper teaching of Christ.
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Apollos
Christ
Luke
John
the Baptist
Althouse
Priscilla
Acquila
God
Beyond Forgiveness to Divine Power in Christian Life
A pastor counsels a man tormented by repeated sins and guilt. Mercy alone proves insufficient. true victory comes when one receives the Holy Spirit's power to transform living, as Priscilla and Aquila explained to Apollos.
Unseasonably Cool Forecast Extends Through Midweek
The outlook calls for temperatures averaging below normal for five days with daytime highs near 85 and lows around 64. Precipitation is limited until Wednesday, when showers are expected, totaling about one quarter inch.
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Phome
Bell
By Lawrence W.althouse
Vercy
Corithians
Apollo
Christan Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ In the USA
Community Press Service
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