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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1977

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Shelhamer Named Secretary of Agriculture in Pennsylvania

Kent Shelhamer, 52, confirmed as Pennsylvania secretary of agriculture, emphasizes a farm background and versatility for the role. He operates a farm in Columbia County and stresses making the department more responsive to farmers while pursuing an open, proactive office.

Dieter Krieg Harrisburg Pennsylvania Kent Shelhamer Lancaster Farming Shelhamer Columbia County Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture The Senate

Family farms in danger from Ag Land Trust plan

The Pennsylvania State Grange warns that an Ag Land Trust investment plan backed by Continental Illinois and a major brokerage firm would threaten family farms and raise consumer food prices by placing key crops under control of two financial giants. The letter to lawmakers cites risk to corn soybeans wheat and other grains and calls for scrutiny of the plan.

Harrisburg America Pennsylvania Grange United States J. Luther Snyder State Grange Ag-Land Trust Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company

Energy crisis considerations for agriculture in PA

Lancaster report notes agricultural energy use receives priority in natural gas crisis legislation. Edward Callan of Columbia Gas Transmission explains at a meeting called by Rep. Robert Walker. PUC Commissioner Robert Bloom signals efforts to aid Pennsylvania food industries while urging backup fuel plans.

Sally Bair Lancaster Edward Callan Columbia Gas Transmission Company Calland Robert Walker Robert Bloom Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Pennsylvania

Rising milk production worries dairy leaders in Mount Joy

In Mount Joy Pennsylvania dairy industry figures and Penn agriculture official Kent Shelhamer voiced concern over rising milk output. The Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative reported a 934 percent January 1977 increase year over year and linked energy shortages to the trend.

Dieter Krieg Mount Joy Pennsylvania Kent Shelhamer Inter- State Milk Producers Cooperative

PFA Marketing Program Promotes Direct Pennsylvanian Produce

Lancaster Pennsylvania report outlines the Pennsylvania Farmers Association direct marketing plan to supply fresh quality produce to consumers and members. Earl Newcomer notes premium pricing and direct delivery while Vaughn Hunter recalls citrus shipments with the Florida Farm Bureau. The piece also mentions emergency fuel supplies and concerns over milk surpluses raised by Inter State Dairy, Manheim leaders, and Agriculture Secretary Kent Shelhamer.

Lancaster Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association Earl Newcomer Washington Boro Ril PFA Rogram Vaughn E. Hunter The Florida Farm Bureau Hunter

Milk surplus prompts possible new milk industry legislation

Lancaster Farming notes a farmer predicting substantial milk surpluses could trigger serious industry problems and potential new legislation. The quote reflects cautious concern about ongoing market dynamics and policy responses, though the speaker hopes the assessment proves overly pessimistic.

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