What Could I Do Neighbor about Marketing Farm Food
In this column the author discusses farmers facing market pressures and perishable dairy and egg products. It notes milk consumption decline since 1960, Secretary Freeman's remarks at a New Year reception, and PENB’s push to boost egg demand with new products and physician-targeted ads. It urges farmers to fund advertising and education rather than wait for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
America
Department (of Agriculture
Poultry and Egg National Board
Chicago
Centennial era of agriculture noted with leaders and plans
The Lancaster County summary recalls 1962 centennial acknowledgment for the U S Department of Agriculture by President Kennedy and notes local conservation efforts. It lists nine new conservation agreements covering 537 acres by Ellis Mentzer Harv ey Sanders Aaron Martin Henry Lauver and others, raising total cooperators to 2023 as 100 new goals are set for 1962.
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Lancaster County
John F. Kennedy
United States of America
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Henry Hackman
Henry Givier
FFA
Ellis K Mentzer
New Holland
Earl Two
Harvey E Sanders
East Earl Two
Aaron H. Martin
Denver
Brecknock
Henry Lauver
Ephrata
Frank J. Ludwig
Cold Breakers Warmth From Double Layered Fabrics
Penn State extension clothing specialist Bernice Tharp notes two fabric layers trap heat better than one. Tightly woven cotton with a nap or pile lining becomes a windbreaker that is warm light and comfortable. when treated for water repellency it also sheds rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Tharp
Penn State Extension
Election of Directors for Three Year Terms
McSparran from page 1 lists the election of directors to a three year term. Directors whose terms expire in 1962 include Mark Myer as president Charles D. Warfel as secretary Glenn H. Herr as auction manager Jay R. Greider Noah W. Kreider Sr. and H Raymond Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Myer
Charles D. Warfel
Glenn H. Herr
Jay R. Greider
Noah W. Kreider
H Raymond Stoner
Lancaster Farming Lancaster County Farm Weekly Details
This is a publication data block for Lancaster Farming, the Lancaster County weekly farm newspaper. It lists office addresses, editor and advertising director names, establishment date, publishing frequency, inscription of second class matter, and subscription rates.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Penna
North Duke St
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Mount Joy
Newspaper Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
BBS Speaks on Exodus and Corinthians Devotional
A brief religious devotional notes reading Exodus 20 4 6 and 1 Corinthians 2 6 led by BBS, highlighting the commandments and wisdom. The text emphasizes proper worship and discernment through scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tule
John
God Is Spirit lesson reflection on John 4 24
The piece explores the phrase God is Spirit, its meaning in Christian thought, and its practical implications for judgment, presence, and the nature of God. It contrasts physical likeness with spiritual essence and emphasizes God’s ubiquity and perceptibility beyond sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Dr. Foreman
Moses
East
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches and Christ
U. S
Community Press Service
Now is The Time BY MAX SMITH
Dairy equipment cleaning advice emphasizes proper washing temperatures and sanitizing rinses. The article also warns swine producers to watch for virus pig pneumonia and urges caution in buying from strangers and advertising. It promotes calfhood Bangs disease vaccination as a free Bureau service via veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
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Taid
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Soil Conservation
Funk
State Association of Soil Conservation District
McSparran
BBS Speaks
Cha Hy
Max Smith
Max Smitr
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