Prices and production outlook for 1960 farmers report
Paul Leaman says tight money will keep interest rates high and inflation curbs slow. E J Kelly warns orders should be placed now to avoid spring shortages as steel strikes hinder inventories. Wheat and feed grain crops look large, with plentiful supply expected next year. B Snavely Garber urges confidence and efficiency to raise production per unit.
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Paul Leaman
Conestoga National Bank
Association
B. Snavely Garber
Willow Street
Farmer cautions on chemical use within recommended levels
A Lancaster Farming note from December 19, 1959 reports a farmer warning to apply agricultural chemicals strictly within labeled guidelines to avoid hazards or crop damage.
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Lancaster
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E. J. Kelly
New Holland Machine Com
Pany
Lancaster County
D. W. Park
The
Pennsylvania Millers
Gap, Penna
J. Paul Nolt
Joseph M. Good &Sons
Leola
Lancaster Farming
Weaver’s Hatchery
Lititz
Ephrata RE
Michigan
Em & Bro., Inc
Smoketown
Mery Christmas Ane
FE. Musser Heisey R. D
Mount Joy, Pa
A. L. Groff
S. Queen
Lancaster, Pa
Musser
Buck
Quarryville
J. C. Walker & CO
Gap, Pa
A. L. Herr & Bro
Quarryville, Pa
Mountville Feed Service R. D
Columbia, Pa
Leroy Geib
R. D
Manheim
John H. Bonholtzer
Warren Sickman R. D
Pequea, Pa
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz, Pa
Chas E. Lauder & Sons R. D
East Earl, Pa
Musser Farms, Inc
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
West Willow Farmers Association
West Willow, Pa
Walter & Jackson, Inc
Christiana, Pa
Snader’s
Stevens, Pa
I. B. Graybill & Son
Reston, Pa
Joseph M. Good & Son R. D
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