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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1961
Page
7
A Lancaster Farming column argues farming will not return to old subsistence levels. It says farming becomes a specialized, mechanized business and calls for accepting the new normal and adjusting to higher efficiency and market competition.
Dr. C. K. Mingle of the Agricultural Research Service outlines a plan to eradicate bovine brucellosis in the United States by 1975. He projects nationwide certification by 1965 and full eradication by 1975, with surveillance and import controls to prevent reintroduction and the disappearance of the human form, undulant fever.
The county 4-H Council announces tryouts for the three act comedy The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Tryouts are December 5 at 7 pm in the Production Credit Association building on Roseville Road. Directors include Robert Hartman, Solance High School dramatics director. Eligible participants are 14+ boys and 12+ girls.
Tom King of Penn State notes that Uruguay, New Zealand, Australia and Argentina consume more meat per person. Uruguay averages 259 pounds, New Zealand 229, Australia 226, Argentina 175, while the United States averages 162 pounds per person.
The United States hosts about 360 million acres of privately owned commercial forest land. The figure highlights the scale of private timber holdings amid national forest policy discussions.
Lancaster Farming weekly farm newspaper based in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Editor is Jack Owen with Advertising Director Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955 published every Saturday. Subscription rates listed and postal details provided.
Time to lime lawns and pastures before frost, mulch strawberry beds, and manage udders. Emphasizes autumn lime use, straw mulch to prevent heaving, and ventilation for dairy herds. Recommends outside exercise for breeding sows and flocks, then daily dairy herd exercise to maintain health and breeding conditions.
The devotional emphasizes Christian witness as living out faith rather than boastful talk. Light and salt metaphor urges modest, consistent behavior that demonstrates Christ in daily life. It warns against extremes of asceticism or silence and calls believers to share the Gospel by both being Christlike and speaking when appropriate.
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