Grange and Farm Group Policies Outlined for Teachers
At the Pennsylvania State Education Association winter meeting in Harrisburg December 27 to 29, 2000 educators will hear reports on Grange and Pennsylvania Farmers Association policies. Collins McSparran will discuss Grange policies and Hollis Hatfield will present the Farmers Association policy. Governor David L. Lawrence General Alfred M. Gruenther and Dr. Charles H. Boehm are also on the program drawing over 2000 educators statewide.
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Grange
Pennsylvania Farmer’s Association
Pennsylvania Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Harrisburg
Collins McSparran
State Grange
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Hollis Hatfield
David L. Lawrence
Alfred M. Gruenther
American National Red Cross
Charles H.boehm
Farm Calendar shows county meetings and shows dates
Lancaster County Farm Bureau events list includes annual meeting at Manheim Central High School at 10 am December 28 and 1:30 pm 4-H corn and tobacco show at Bayuk Cigar Co warehouse Lancaster. Also shows January meetings in Roseville Road Produc tion Credit building and Dillerville Pike, and a New Yorker conference January 3.
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Lancaster County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Manheim Central High School
Bayuk Cigar Co
Water St
Lancaster
Production Credit
Roseville Road
New Yorker
New York
Guernsey Club
Farm Bureau
Dillerville Pike
Dillerville Road
Ephrata
Four Lancaster Countians On Program At Hay Meet
Four Lancaster Countians will be on the program of the 1962 Southeastern Pennsylvania Quality Hay Conference at Hershey. County Agent M M Smith will chair the meeting to be held January 18 in the Little Theatre Hershey. During the morning session Raymond F Witmer of
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Lancaster
Panelists to discuss profits from feeding forages to dairy cows
Willow Strest R1 will join a panel on profits from feeding forages to dairy cows. Galen W. Crouse Stevens Rl and Mahlon Shenk Holtwood R1, Grand Champion and Reserve Champion, slated to speak (turn to page 9).
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Willow -Strest
Galen W. Crouse
Stevens Rl
Mahlon Shenk
Holtwood
FHA Awards Presented By County Girl
Lucille Musser Mount Joy state president of the Future Homemakers of America will present honorary memberships in the Pennsylvania Association of FHA at the annual meeting next month. The presentations will be at 10 am January 10 in the forum of the Education building Harrisburg to Foster G Ulrich superintendent of the Lebanon County Schools Clyde A Zebner supervisor of the division of the school lunch programs of the Department of Public Instruction and Carson F Mertz specialist in farm and education.
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Lucille Musser
Mount Joy
Homemakers of America
Pennsylvania Association of Fha
Harrisburg
Foster G. Ulrich
Lebanon County
Clyde A. Zebner
Department of Public Instruction
Carson Ff. Mertz
Lead Feeding Promising For County Dairymen
Dairymen in Lancaster County consider lead feeding a method to raise milk output by pushing cattle ahead of production. Experts say during early lactation grain should lead rather than follow milk, with terms like Heavy Grain Feeding and Increased Concentrate Rations used. One farmer notes cheap grain now allows shifting from roughage to grain to boost returns, though adoption varies by herd.
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New England
Lancaster County
Fourth Award To Mowery Freys
J Mowery Frey and son of Lancaster Pa. have qualified for their fourth Progressive Breeders Award in the Holstein Friesian Association of America. The honor, one of the highest for registered Holstein dairy cattle breeders, is held by 471 breeding establishments with 51 in Pennsylvania. A certificate notes strict achievement in dairy cattle breeding and management including production type improvement herd health and home-bred animals.
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J Mowery Frey and Son
Lancaster
The
Association
Pennsylvania
Frey
A Merry Christmas Greeting From Lancaster Farming
The article thanks the faithful readers for their support over the year and wishes everyone a Merry Christmas as Lancaster Farming reflects on the aid of many people in the Christmas narrative and the community’s appreciation.
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Christ Child
Earth
Bethlehem
Lancaster
FFA Honors County Parents in Keystone Farmer Awards
The Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America will award two Lancaster County parents with Honorary Parent Awards at the 33rd FFA convention in Harrisburg on January 10. Mr and Mrs A Clyde Kreider of Quarryville and Mr and Mrs H LeRoy Welk of Strasburg have three or more Keystone Farmer sons. their sons Kenneth 1951 Robert 1953 A Clyde Jr 1960 and Ira D 1948 Robert L 1954 Donald H 1958 are named. Paul Welk will also receive his Keystone Farmer Degree same day.
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FFA
Keystone Farmer
A. Clyde Kreider
Quarryville
H. LeRoy Welk
Strasburg
Donald C. Fogel
Harrisburg
Kreider
Kenneth
Robert
Clyde, Jr
Welk
Ira D
Robert L
Donald H
Paul Welk
Carlin Elected President of Poultry Co-op Directors Named
William Carlin of Coatesville was elected president of the Producers Cooperative Exchange after a Thursday reorganization. John Melhorn of Mount Joy, president for 12 years, did not seek reelection but remains on the nine‑member board. Mark Hess of Hershey RL was named vice president and John Herr of Lancaster R7 retained as secretary.
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Producers Cooperative Exchange
Coatesville
William Carlin
John Melhorn
Mount Joy
Co-Op
Melhorn
Mark Hess
Hershey RL
John Herr
Lancaster R7
Five Day Weather Forecast Near Normal Temperatures
The forecast projects average temperatures with minimal day to day changes from Saturday through Wednesday. Overnight lows around 25 and afternoon highs near 40 are expected, with precipitation totaling 0.2 to 0.7 inches melted. Snow or rain likely Saturday and again Tuesday.
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Charles Craig
Nottingham
Craig
L F
Grange Arid Farmers Association
Hay Meet
Mowery Freys
Merry Christmas
Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America
Poultry
Carlin
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