Dairy outlook 1964 65 from Mathis discusses demand
A report notes dairy production offset by higher per cow yields since 1953 and growing herds. It warns of weaker per capita consumption, with 1965 prices projected near 1964 levels due to domestic disappearance and strong foreign demand.
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A. G. Mathis
Mathis
The
Reader Letters Discuss Family Tree and Education
The writer responds to a previous editorial and offers to shareFamily Tree details passed down by a grandfather. He describes returning from an IFYE exchange, enrolling in Penn State night school in Philadelphia, and serving two years in the military while pursuing a sociology thesis.
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International Farm Youth Exchangee
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Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
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Old Order Amish in Lancaster County Thesis Offer
Letter from a reader dated December 5 1964 offers an 2000 word thesis on the Old Order Amish of Lancaster County and requests publication in Lancaster Farming. The writer notes earning an A grade, provides the introduction, and promises the remainder upon request.
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Lancaster County
Your Friendly Banker Pioneer Feeding Program
A local dairy service promotes a feeding plan to boost milk output. They claim feeding 600 pounds can yield up to 2000 pounds of milk and invite neighbors to learn how to maximize herd capacity. Stop in or call for guidance from the friendly team.
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Pioneer
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