Seed shortages push farmers to order early this year
Farmers face real seed shortages in alfalfa Pennscott red clover and related forages due to Western droughts and low supplies. Seed houses report reduced sales pitch and urge early orders to secure preferred varieties, with emphasis on alfalfa and clover substitutes and updated tax rulings for farm investments.
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Kolding
West Coast
Tav’pi-Wescott
San Franciscos
Availability of medium red clover and farming notes
Lancaster Farming notes seed supply for medium red clover remains in fair supply. It references Western production troubles, frost in Nebraska, extreme heat, and partial pollination issues. The report is compiled by Editor Jack Owen with Advertising Director Robert G. Campbell, published weekly from Lititz, Lancaster County.
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Truth In Stories Lesson for January 27 1963
Analysis of why Jesus used parables with readers and crowds. Parables act like spansules delivering truth over time, while plain speech may fail to persuade. The lesson considers soil as a metaphor for listeners and notes truth remains open to those with ears.
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Now Is The Time On Milking Machines And Drains
Max Smith advises dairymen to operate at most two milking units at once and prepare the next cow to avoid udder irritation. Ensure drainage outlets stay open to prevent tile silting, and design disposal systems for large water and waste flow including a minimum 1000 gallon septic tank. Regular shovel work insights apply to snow moving.
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