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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1963

Page

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Tobacco Hearings Highlight Farmers’ Representation Need

Mark S Hess of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative urged the U S Tariff Commission for farmers to form a strong voice in Washington as hearings exposed inequities in tobacco tariff law. He noted tariff loopholes allow import of foreign scrap tobacco and unstemmed cigar fillet into U S warehouses at a levy of 161 cents per pound.

Mark S Zess Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Lanaster Farming Hess U.S Tariff Commission Ashington

Open House At New County ASCS Office in Mannheim

Farm Calendar note lists Open House 16-130 pm at the County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service office in Mannheim Pike. 7 pm 4-H Soil and Water project explained at Elmer Sensenig home Ephrata R1. 4-H County council meets at another home. Continued on Page 14.

County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Manheim ‘Pike Elmer Sensenig Ephrata

ASCS Holds Open House for New County Office

ASCS announced an open house and formal ceremonies for the county office at 1466 Man Street on Monday December 16. The event marks the opening of the new quarters and includes welcome remarks and tours.

County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

Producers Cooperative Exchange Reports Second Gain In Earnings

The cooperative posted a second straight year of improved net savings and working capital after three years of deficits. Net earnings for 1962 reached 6487.25 dollars, with 31 619.35 dollars in the previous year and earlier losses totaling over 160 thousand dollars. Working capital rose from 44 157.92 to 107 710.62, while egg handling reached 97 million dozen, up 10 percent from the prior year, and dollars in sales hit about 4 million, up 9 percent.

Producers Cooperative Exchange Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Egg Cooperative Mm A Stock Exchange Melvin Stoltzfus Banks Ri Stoltzfus Hik Sanders

Cornerstone Ceremony Signals New State Agriculture Building

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture will move into a new home opposite the State Farm Show Arena next summer. Governor Scranton and Secretary Bull described the ceremony as a milestone, noting faster service and greater cohesion for bureaus and divisions.

Penna Harrisburg Department of Agriculture William W Scranton Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Leland H Bull State Farm Show Arena Department State Farm Show Bull Scranton Pure Food and Agricultural Law Administration

Fifteen Future Farmers Win Keystone Degrees

Fifteen county Future Farmers of America members will receive the Keystone Degree at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show Harrisburg in January 1964. Winners include students from Garden Spot New Holland Penn Manor Pequea Valley and other chapters with residents listed by town and chapter.

Future Farmers of America Keystone Farme FFA Harrisburg Association of Garden Spot High School New Holland Grassland FEA Penn Manor Pequea Valley Cloisters Witness Oak Elizabethtown Manheim Garden Spot Harold J Brubaker Mount Joy Ri John C. Campbell Leonard D. Weaver Clyde B Wrissler Kenneth M Martin Denver Ri

Brubaker II Named Region II Star Farmer

Harold J Brubaker, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Paul N Brubaker of Mount Joy Ri, has been named Region II Star Farmer by the Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America. He is a senior at Donegal High School.

Harold J Brubaker Paul N. Brubaker Mount Joy Ri The Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America

Five Day Weather Outlook With Below Normal Temps

Temperatures over the next five days are expected to average two to ten degrees below the normal 41 by afternoon and 26 at night. Cold trend continues with only slight moderation by Sunday. Scattered snow flurries are forecast Saturday and Monday with no appreciable accumulation expected.

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ASCS Cartoning Department Souders Cornerstone State Education Harrissburg Brubaker II Star Farmer of Region Donegal High School Rage 13 Harold J. Brubaker
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