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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1961

Page

13

Mount Joy 4-H Club Meets at Way's Appliance Store

The Mount Joy 4-H sewing club met at Way's Appliance store on June 20 with president Lilli Ann Wivell presiding. New game readers were elected Sue Eshelman and Lucy Breneman. Members pinned patterns and began cutting. The next meeting is July 6 at Way's. NEED RICH SOIL If you're planning to plant vine crops such as cucumbers squash pumpkins and musk melons you'll find they do best on a rich loam soil containing plenty of organic matter explains James Dutt vegetable extension specialist The vine crops also need plenty of fertilizer and control of insects. If irrigation is needed do it in daytime.

Mount Joy Way Lilli Ann Wivell Sue Eshelman Lucy Breneman Way’s James Dutt

Grow Summer Pasture Sudangrass For July August Grazing

John Baylor of Penn State says Sudangrass is the most productive summer annual pasture crop. It can be planted between late May and late June. One acre provides grazing for three or four mature animals during July and August. Piper is a recommended variety.

John Baylor Penn State

Enroll Now in 1961 Pennsylvania Grassland Club

Farmers may enroll before July 1 per John Baylor Penn State extension agronomist. The club recognizes and encourages farmers improving Pennsylvania agriculture through a balanced grassland farming program.

John Baylor Penn State Extension Agronomist Pennsylvania

If Your Religion Suits You Do Not Criticize Others

The reader is urged to follow their own faith without judging others, arguing that personal belief should be a private matter and not a basis for criticism or conflict.

Elizabethtown-Donegal 4 H Club Holds June Meeting

The June meeting at Wills Hackman’s home included the annual ice cream party in National Dairy Month. Roll call covered projects and baseball was played with no score details.

Elizabethtown - Donegal Wills Hackman Janet Frey Lincolnway Donegal High School

Trout Spring La Legis E aine milk and butterfat record

Trout Spring La Legis E aine, a Holstein cow owned by John E. Kreider of Lancaster, produced 19 951 pounds of milk and 6386 pounds of butterfat in 358 days on twice daily milking as a six year old.

John E. Kreider Lancaster

Agricultural origin dominates basic raw materials share

About 75 percent of all basic raw materials are of agricultural origin, reflecting farming’s central role in supplying inputs for industry and commerce worldwide. This proportion underscores agriculture as a foundational economic sector shaping markets and policy.

Don’t Buy Produce Just For Low Prices

Caution against shopping solely on low prices as oversupply may trade quality for cheapness. Consumers should weigh value and freshness, not price alone, to avoid compromising product quality.

Watermelon Color Guidance for Selecting Ripe Fruit

In cut watermelons the color of the flesh should be a good bright red and firm and succulent. The rind should be dark green with a strong contrast and the fruit should feel heavy for its size.

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Florin Lamor Florin Egg Wolgemuth Bros. Te Florin, Penna 4-H Lancaster Farmin Ortho Dairy & Stock Korlan Bayer Magic Circle Bareville Martin’s Hardware Buck Musser Campbelltown A M. Brandt Sons Hardware Elizabethtown Elizabethtown Farmers Supply Co., Inc Kaylor Bros Ephrata Martin’s Feed Mill C. P. Wenger & Sons Florin Hess Bros Gap Summers Honeybrook Martin D Kern & Son Hardware Hershey Hershey Estates Kirkwood L. H. Jackson Lancaster County Farm Bureau Weaver’s Hardware Lincoln J. E. Galen Hardware Lititz L. H. Brubaker Eby’s Mill Inc Manheim Leroy Geib N. G. Hershey & Son Robert Hess Parkesburg E H. Keen & Son Quarryville Ross H. Rohre Rising Sun, Md S H. Montgomery Banks Lester Singer Schoeneck Brehm & Enck Het Stevens Snader Strasburg I B. Graybill Washington Ament Oxford Oxford Grain & Hay Co Willow Street Dombach B J. C. Ehrlich Chemical Co., Inc East Chestnut St
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