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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1961

Page

11

Farm chemicals language grows as farmer education lags

A column notes the expanding vocabulary of farm chemicals from copper sulfate to parathion and methoxychlor. It cites a 315 Iowa farmers survey showing broad chemical use, average spend of 47.02 dollars yearly, and a need for reading label instructions to prevent tragedies.

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Rain Delays Harvest Activities Across County Crops

The weekly crop and weather report notes heavy harvests through the week then rain halted fieldwork. Corn growth slows in dry southeastern areas while hay yields remain strong and apples peaches tomatoes show good quality. wheat oats and beans progress vary by region.

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Lancaster Farming Overview and publication details

Lancaster Farming is Lancaster County's Farm Weekly published every Saturday from Lancaster Pennsylvania. The paper lists offices at 53 North Duke Street and Mount Joy Pennsylvania with editor Jack Owen and business manager Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955 it charges 2 per year for three years 5 dollars per single copy 5 cents and is a member of state and national press associations.

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Lydia the businesswoman in Bible history

The piece presents Lydia as a unique biblical figure a successful purple dye seller who hosted missionaries in her own home and led other women. It argues her independence and entrepreneurial spirit show women can play decisive roles in religious life and mission work.

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Grain insects threaten wheat crop and silo prep advised

Weather favors grain insects as wheat sits long in fields raising moth risk. Inspect stored wheat for damage and keep grain at 65 to 70 degrees. Silo work needed including plastering joints and ensuring airtightness. Plan corn silage fill, remove spoiled silage, and deter rats.

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