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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1973

Page

2

See You at the Farm Show

Lancaster Farming previews the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg noting crowds, awards for crops and livestock, and the effort by the Department of Agriculture to ready the Farm Show Complex despite earlier storm concerns.

Pennsylvania Farm Show Lancaster Harrisburg Agnes Department of Agriculture

Honors Rise as Lancaster Farmers Earn Keystone and Master Farmer

Farmers in Lancaster County receive multiple honors during Farm Show week. Honorary Keystone Farmer degrees go to Jess Elway of Manheim Central High School Phillip Ogline of Garden Spot and Miles Fry of Ephrata. Dairyman James Kreider of Quarryville is named Master Farmer for 1972.

Jess Elway Manheim Central High School Phillip Ogline Miles Fry Ephrata James Kreider Quarryville Lancaster County

Milk Promotion Referendum Urges Yes Vote in Pennsylvania

The editorial argues for a mandatory milk checkoff to fund advertising and promotion, citing the need to share costs and the potential for increased milk sales through well funded campaigns while acknowledging opposing views and the difficulty of measuring ad impact. It urges dairymen to vote Yes and to support the program if enacted.

Pennsylvania

Milk Referendum Vote Urged for Pennsylvania Dairymen

County agent Max Smith outlines a statewide milk marketing referendum from January 12 to 26 with a 5 cent levy if approved. Dairymen are urged to participate as bloc voting by cooperatives is possible and a majority is required for passage.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

Time to Change Sermon January 7 1973

The devotional notes Jeremiah 31 32 and Isaiah 55 3 11 urge personal change. A friend faced deflation and saw pride as a sin as Judah’s exile echoed a need for repentance. God offers a new covenant with inner spiritual renewal and knowledge of the Lord for all.

Jeremiah Isaiah Judah Chaldea God

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