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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1962
Page
7
The piece congratulates Lancaster County farmers and homemakers on the 46th Farm Show at Garden Spot. It praises winners and encourages those who did not win, noting experience matters and that the show needs all exhibitors to stay meaningful. It ends with: it is great to win, but not a disgrace to lose if you did your best.
J F Bauerman and H E Neigh of The Pennsylvania State University Extension urge families to plan emergency food supplies. They note over 40 percent of daily food comes from farms and discuss moratoriums on wholesale food during disasters. They offer practical steps for two weeks or more of home storage with balanced nutrition.
A poet laments farm woes and imagines a five day cow that milks five days a week with minimal care. He calls for better cattle, efficient flushing, and officials to guide farmers toward a five day production schedule.
Mrs. B Landis of Lancaster R3 commends Lancaster Farming for continuing The Bible Speaks and Dr Foreman's Sunday School Lessons. She urges the editor to keep printing the message, saying it is what readers need today.
Dr Samuel B Guss Penn State extension veterinarian urges early flock care to ward off diseases and parasites this winter. He advises warming the flock inspecting feeding and watering facilities spraying cleaning lambing pens housing and bedding and setting aside a month of best hay before lambing. He notes a global fact that draining all fresh water lake waters into the ocean would raise sea level by about two inches.
Dr. Larson 45 was named chair of the Division of Plant Sciences and Industry at the College of Agriculture. Since 1958 he has consulted for the U S Department of Agriculture. In 1960 he served as scientific aide to the Rockefeller Foundation Mexican agriculture program, mainly in Mexico collecting criollo tomato specimens for breeding research. He is married to Margaret A Johnson of Minneapolis and has two daughters Gayle Margaret and Beverly Jean and a son Russell Troy.
Lancaster Farming is a weekly newspaper serving Lancaster County with offices at 63 North Duke St and a P O Box. Jack Owen edits while Robert G Campbell handles advertising and business management. Established November 4 1955 the paper is issued every Saturday and lists subscription rates and professional associations.
Devotional reading on monotheism cites Exodus and Matthew while arguing that there is only one true God. It contrasts the Trinity with the singular divine nature, asserts God’s timeless sovereignty, and notes that nature and grace share one God. It urges personal growth beyond outdated idols to the God revealed by the Word.
Guidance urges buyers to choose certified seeds for better germination and lower weed content while reducing feed waste in livestock operations. It notes measurable losses from poor feed efficiency and recommends inspecting feed systems. It also covers wool blindness prevention in sheep and snow mold prevention in lawns with chemical sprays.
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