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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1963
Page
11
The piece argues that buyers control tobacco prices as nearly 31 000 acres wait with crops unsold. It warns that farmers must unite to influence pricing and prevent ongoing losses, citing Kipling on the pack and wolf.
Eastern states face tight alfalfa and red clover seeds this year as water limits irrigation and bee pollination problems raise seed costs. Farmers shift to cotton, seed quality concerns rise, Penn Scot clover and other varieties remain scarce while Reed’s Canary Grass offers drought tolerant forage in Lancaster County.
Willis Rohrer president of P. L. Rohrer and Bro Inc in Smoketown notes the situation remains largely unchanged since reporting to Lancaster Farming. Continued discussion expected on page five.
Lancaster Farming weekly notes offices in Lititz and Lancaster, contact numbers, editor and advertising director names, establishment date, and printing classification. Published every Saturday from Lititz, Pa. with catalogued postal and filing information.
The devotional discusses power across forms from physical force to divine authority. It argues Mark portrays Jesus as the Divine Man of Power with control over storms, demons, fever, and death. Miracles are purposeful acts reflecting Jesus will versus nature and caution against misusing ultimate power.
Late winter into early spring seedings recommended for clover and alfalfa amid seed shortages. Lice infestations in cattle and hogs require treatments with lindane rotenone or DDT and repeat after 12 to 14 days. Hay feeding on ground wastes forage and eggs. costly hay prices push precision farm crop records via extension offices for each field.
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