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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
11
At the National Live Stock and Meat Board meeting Carl F. Neumann argues two paths could shift food purchases from current income toward saved funds. He notes rising food costs and consumer desire to assure purchasing power, warning that prices must rise to keep farmers in business.
A sermon argues that evangelism must go beyond inviting new church members. It urges Christians to reach nonbelievers where they are, showing deeds over words, and to send out missionaries like Paul and Barnabas to find those who need Christ. The piece notes modern media reduce street preaching effectiveness and calls for inner church action.
A Penryn area corn field with a five to six degree slope suffered heavy silt runoff after a three inch rainfall. A road scraper nearly buried a mailbox as soil and corn were damaged. SCS conservationist Orval A Bass says contour strips or terraces could have slowed runoff and preserved water for the crop.
Grange activity at Lancaster County Fair September 20 noted. Little Britain Fulton 4-H Sewing Club meets at Grange Hall this summer. Youth Committee sponsored a hayride June 17 and a doggie roast at Hollywood Athletic Field Park. June is Home Economics month in the National Grange Centennial celebration. Next meeting July 10. Horse problems overview mentions 150 parasite types in horses and urges veterinary advice. picnic set for July 24 at Grange Hall.
The guidance urges using available irrigation to sustain crop growth during drought and avoid stunting. It recommends sowing ryegrass or bromegrass after corn cultivation and using a green manure cover crop over winter to preserve soil organic matter and reduce erosion. For sorghum hybrids, it advises cautious grazing only when plants reach 24 inches tall, noting higher prussic acid in hybrids than in sudan grass.
PO Box 266 Lititz PA lists office at 22 E Main St Lititz PA 17543 with Lancaster and Lititz telephone numbers 394 3047 and 626 2191 Don Timmons editor Robert G Campbell advertising director subscription prices 2 per year in Lancaster County 3 elsewhere
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