Rugged individuality vs collective action in farming
In a North east Poultry Producers Council meeting, President Oscar Turner urged compromise and teamwork to strengthen farmers against the power of big government and big business. The piece argues for a unified agricultural voice while preserving individualism, warning that endless factional bickering weakens farmers at the market.
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Northeast Poultry Producers Council
Oscar Turner
Farm Surplus End In Sight By 1965
The statement predicts the end of surpluses in wheat and feed grains by 1965. It says supply should match needs for stabilization and security, reducing annual carrying costs by half. Emphasizes easing market depression and enabling effective farm assistance.
Our Birthday We Are Seven Lancaster Farming Birthday Note
Our front page line will change from Volume 7 to Volume 8 signaling Lancaster Farming’s seventh birthday. We thank readers and advertisers for ongoing support, which has kept us a going concern and a valued community resource.
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Lancaster Farming
Lancaster Farming presents county farm weekly notes
Lancaster Farming weekly edition from Lititz and Lancaster covers county agricultural news. Editor Jack Owen and Advertising Director Robert G Campbell lead the publication established November 4, 1955. Regular Saturday issue mailed from Lititz with local notices and farming updates.
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Lancaster Express
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Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Two Oklahoma Cows Show Profit Gap in Calf Production
USDA Oklahoma comparison contrasts two blood cows from 1950 to 1961. Cow A weaned 11 calves, average 383 pounds, net $17 per year after costs. Cow B weaned 12 calves, average 512 pounds, net $55 per year. Even with adjusted calf counts, Cow B remains more profitable.
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USDA
Oklahoma
Home for God Lesson for December 2 1962
Five translated sentences teach that the church is a people not a building, a fellowship in Christ. Paul links believers by faith and love, tearing down Jew Gentile barriers, praying in harmony, and framing the church as a dwelling for God on earth.
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Paul
Foreman
Friends of Christ
God
Christ
Commonwealth of Israel
Church
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ In the
USA
Community Press Service
Now Is The Time BY MAX SMITH
Farmers should label and store spray materials safely and out of reach of children. Pond owners are urged to trap muskrats and protect ponds. Winter spraying with certain herbicides is described to clear brush. Cattle and hogs should be treated for body lice infestation in fall and winter with two treatments 12 to 14 days apart.
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National Farmers Organization
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