Farm Outlook for Lancaster County Farmers in 1962
Robert Groff predicts a mostly steady year for Lancaster County farmers in 1962. He cites world conditions, weather risks, and strict management as keys to profitability. He urges planning, cost cutting, and net-income focus to ensure a peaceful, prosperous year.
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Lancaster
State Farm Bureau outlines seed and service shifts in Lancaster County
Lester Shughart, director of distribution for the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, announced changes at the county affiliate meeting. Seed corn will be sold by kernel count in bags of 60,000, legume seed royalties are dropped, and liquid protein livestock feed is being explored. The cooperative also offers complete farm building contracting, feeder pig trials, and potential veal calf production, while expanding marketing programs and exploring a liquid protein option for livestock.
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Lancaster County
Lester XI
Shughart
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Manheim Central High
Farm S Bureau
Lititz Lad Wins Entomology Club Roundup at Lancaster
eighth grade Warwick Junior High student David L. Wenger won both exhibit and total project book in the Lancaster County 4 H Entomology roundup held at the Farm Bureau building in Lancaster. Wenger exhibited 210 mounted insect kinds and aims to become an entomologist.
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Warwick Junior High School
Lancaster County
Farm Bureau
Lancaster
David L. Wenger
John A Wenger
David Led
Steven Rannels
Spruce Street
Lititz
Harry Sloat
Linda Porter
Washington Boro
David L Wenger
Linden Street
Lff
Trimbles Win Corn Show Again In County Contest
Donald Trimble takes first place in the 4-H corn exhibit and Paul Trimble finishes second in the exhibit phase. Paul also leads project book scoring while Daniel Brubaker and Ephrate R1 place in the top ranks. Annette Long and Mark Nestleroth are noted for project book standings.
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Donald
Paul Trimble
Daniel Trimble
Quarryville Ri
Paul
Daniel Brubaker
Ephrate
Annette Long
Guernsey Breeders Name Junior Project Winners
The Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association names Richard R. Ankrum of Peach Bottom Lancaster County as Southeast District winner in the Junior Project for High Production. His two year old Guernsey yielded 9,556 pounds of milk and 416 pounds of butterfat in 304 days. he entered as a 4-H Club member. Awards will be given at the Guernsey Breeders banquet during the 1962 Farm Show.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Farm Calendar details county meetings and shows
County Ex tension Executive Committee meets at the Production Credit building on Roseville Road. Northeast Weed Control Conference runs Jan 3 to 5 at the Hotel New Yorker in New York. County 4 H Guernsey club meets Jan 3 to 7 at the Farm Bureau Building Dillerville Pike. County tobacco show Jan 4 to 12 noon at the Farm Bureau building, Diller 4:30 pm. County teachers of vocational agriculture meet at the high school in Ephrata.
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County Extension Executive
Production Credit
Roseville Road
New Yorker
New York
Guernsey Club
Farm Bureau
Dillerville Pike
Dillerville Road
County Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Ephrata
Five Day Weather Forecast and Past Year Summary
The five day forecast shows average nightly temperatures around 25 and afternoon highs near 40 with light precipitation possible toward period end. Past year featured record snowfall, February very cold for six years, abrupt snow melt around February 12, and two tornadoes with limited damage.
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Herbert Heberlein
Solanco High School
Lancaster County Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn
Robert Groff
The
County Extension Association
State Farm Bureau
Producers Cooperative Exchange
Coatesville
Lancaster County Extension Association Executive Committee
Robert Ghoff
Entomology Club
Lititz Lad
Trimbles
Guernsey Assn
Farmm