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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1960

Page

11

Post Holiday protection to apples during storage

Post Holiday protection to the apple during 3 to 5 months of storage. Jonathan and Rome Beau ties made the best baked apples of those that had been stored. Other apples had good flavor but tended to become mushy and lose shape. For applesauce, Jonathan apples kept their tart flavor and cooked up well. The apples held in storage for several months made up into more applesauce than fresh apples yield. Lab tests for sugar content and acid matched taste panels.

Jonathan Rome

Take Inventory From Page Four on Farm Prices and 1960 Outlook

Officials rank farm prices and income as top issues for Congress. Farm prices are 8 percent below last year and net farm income is 15 percent lower than 1958. Washington fears rail and steel labor unrest and watches the 1960 election, hoping good news outweighs the bad.

Congress Washington

Good Cows on the Farm Improve with Feeding and Care

A farmer discussed achieving an 8.2 or 83 herd average while noting progress is slow beyond 80 points. He stresses good cows need proper feeding and care, and describes a Holstein herd in a well-managed barn with ventilation, maternity pens, and climate control. Roughage drives the diet: 30 pounds of silage and four kinds of hay daily per cow, with grain limited to 17 pounds per day and a milking ration not exceeding 10 pounds.

Kettering

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