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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1976

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Clouds on the dairy horizon seen by Hoard's editor

Eugene C. Meyer, Hoard's Dairyman managing editor, told the Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association annual meeting that the short term outlook is optimistic with an 8.05 parity rate per hundredweight now and about 8.20 by April. He warned of long term risks from European Geneva talks and other global events.

Dieter Krieg Camp Hill Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association Eugene C. Meyer Hoard’s Dairyman Hoard’s Dairyman Meyer Iowa Geneva Europe National Dairy Farm Magazine

Public utility agriculture threat voiced at Farm Bureau meeting

Beece, secretary treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation, warned at Kiel Auditorium that the drive to make American agriculture a public utility is an issue of overriding importance. He cited federal land and pesticide controls, export limits, commodity agreements, and calls for more government protection as part of a broader push toward intervention, arguing that taxpayers would bear the cost and farmers would fare better under market-determined incomes.

ST. Louis, Mo Beece American Farm Bureau Federation Kiel Auditorium

Milking school speaker stresses mastitis dangers

Bob Eberhart, Penn State dairy specialist, told milking school producers that mastitis is the key dairy disease. He warned research hasn’t solved all aspects and noted multiple bacterial strains and a focus on subclinical forms.

Melissa Piper Lancaster Bob Eberhart Penn State Eberhart

No-Till Focus at Hershey Conference Highlights Pros and Cons

DER officials at the Middle Atlantic No-Till Conference in Hershey emphasize soil conservation fuel and moisture savings. Lebanon County Agent notes hill farming erosion control becoming feasible while Harry Young Jr. of Herndon Kentucky cites 1 200 acres farmed and 1 800 harvested via double cropping, labeling no-till an innovator driven practice.

Dieter Krieg Hershey Newton Bair Lebanon County

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