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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1976
Page
2
The piece echoes Dr. Michael DeBakey’s view that good old foods like steaks eggs bread and potatoes are not inherently unhealthy. It argues against fad diets claiming they cause heart attacks and suggests farmers share this medical perspective to calm nutrition fears.
Readers compare USDA data with an Australian correspondent’s notes noting diverging cattle price trends and profitability. The USDA cites late November price slumps due to reduced U.S. import activity and early plant closures. The correspondent counters with improved prices over two months and costs not covered by production.
Earl Butz spoke at the 13th Annual Agribusiness Seminar in York, a PR effort more entertaining than policy reveal. He urged broader public understanding of agriculture, noting media coverage and consumer awareness as part of shared responsibility.
This devotional text contrasts legalism in the Hebrew faith with Jesus teachings. It cites Matthew 12 10 where Pharisees argue over healing on the Sabbath, stressing that religious systems must serve human need, not just law. It also urges lime use soil testing livestock manure as fertilizer and better farm management.
High costs and falling market values demand tight control. Parasites like stomach worms and body lice plague many animals, reducing gains and feed efficiency. Rodents must be controlled as part of a profit plan. timely actions protect the bank balance.
A series of farm events lists seminars and meetings across Pennsylvania. Topics include manure handling alfalfa management and DHIA workshops. Venues include Penn State Schuylkill and Lancaster Farm and Home Center with various dates in February.
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