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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1975

Page

2

Rail Abandonments Seen Shrinking Pennsylvania Farm Support

Farm economist Donald Parke warned at an Adams County rail study that widespread Northeast rail abandonments threaten farmers and feed dealers by increasing costs and limiting bulk ingredients for mills. He urged keeping branch lines open to avoid economic turmoil and ongoing shutdowns.

Donald Parke Penny Industries Pennsylvania Ephrata Parke Adams County Thomas Piper Piper

Accusing Finger Out Talks Violence and NFO Stance

Gerald Charles of Perry County NFO denies militant labeling after a Lancaster Farming critique links an NFO member to a calf shooting. He clarifies local members reject violence, urges better living through farming and NFO bargaining. The paper distances itself from acts of violence while supporting farmers.

Gerald Charles Perry County NFC Charles Liverpool Lancaster Farming NFO Midwest Perry Dauphin Counties

Of Golf Courses and Hunger

Ed Wheeler president of The Fertilizer Institute calls proposals to divert U S fertilizer from agriculture to developing nations cruel and misleading. Robert Steiner of FAO says it is unrealistic to claim fertilizer is taken from golf courses to aid farmers abroad. Wheeler notes emerging nations are broke due to oil driven high prices, and funds from wealthier countries are needed to secure deliveries and shipping costs. About 3.5 percent of U S fertilizer goes to nonfarm uses including lawns gardens parks highways and runways.

Ed Wheeler The Fertilizer Institute U.S Wheeler Robert Steiner UN Food and Agriculture Organizations America

Chosen by God to serve not just to shine

The lesson explains that Israel and New Testament believers are chosen for a purpose not for privilege. Chosen status carries responsibility to serve others, exemplified by Paul urging Corinthians to match faith and love with generosity to fellow Christians in Jerusalem.

Israel God I Peter Corinth Paul Corinthians Jerusalem James

Farm Calendar highlights weekly meetings and workshops

Farm items list meetings from February 11 to 18 including dairy, direct marketing, hog management and crop day. Locations include Ephrata Area High School Lancaster Farm and Home Center Manheim High School and Quarryville Church with times from 7:30 to 10:00 a.m.

Ephrata Ephrata Area Lancaster County Agriculture Extension Association Halifax Area High School Dauphin Co Manheim Young Farmers Manheim High School E-Town Lancaster Farm and Home Center Atlantic Breeder’s Quarryville Methodist Church Ephrata Adult Farmer’s Ephrata Area High School Manheim Young Farmer’s Manheim School Lancaster Farm & Home Center

Caution in Borrowing and Weed Control for Farms

Farmers should limit borrowing to match management ability as costs rise and incomes may lag. Johnsongrass poses a serious threat across Lancaster County requiring eradication plans, while silage transfer should occur before warm weather with proper timing and minimal additives. Manage runoff to prevent pollution and comply with environmental rules.

Lancaster County Department of Environmental Resources

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