Farewell note from Lancaster Farming editor joins Dieter Krieg as successor
The departing editor thanks the local farm community and readers after three years at Lancaster Farming. He will stay connected to farming journalism and Dieter Krieg, former Pennsylvania Mirror farm editor, will take over as editor.
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Lancaster Farming
Dieter Krieg
Pennsylvania Mirror
State College
Costs Keep Pace With Better Prices
Farmers received higher prices for corn wheat and sorghum in 1974 while input costs rose. California saw top corn and sorghum prices. Ohio and Michigan reported high wheat values. machinery and supply costs surged across states with record tractor, combine, and supply prices.
Weather woes hit Soviet grain harvest prospects
USDA reports dry hot weather in June worsened Soviet grain prospects. July weather remains crucial to 1975 crop results after an earlier forecast drop from 215 million to 200 million tons.
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Soviet Union
USDA
Agricultural Service
Farm Prices Rise for Third Straight Month
The Index of Prices Received by Farmers increased to 182 in the month ended June 15, the highest since last November, led by gains in cattle potatoes tomatoes cantaloupes and peaches. Prices Paid by Farmers rose to 185, up 2 points from a month earlier, with the parity ratio ticking to 73.
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Colorado
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
New England
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
California
Sharp Decline in US Red Meat Output in May
US commercial red meat production fell sharply in May to 29 billion pounds, down 12 percent from a year earlier and 6 percent below the May 1973 level. Beef output dropped 5 percent to 18 billion pounds, pork fell 26 percent to 925 million pounds, lamb and mutton slid 14 percent to 31 million pounds, and veal at 59 million pounds remained more than double the prior year.
You Need Milk and Grow to Solid Spiritual Food
A sermon exploring Paul’s rebuke of spiritual immaturity in Corinth as he contrasts milk with solid food. It cites Hebrews and First Corinthians, notes immaturity from jealousy and strife, and argues Christians should mature beyond childish behavior toward a “solid food” faith.
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Corporation
Paul
Corinth
Harry Overstreet
Hugh Missildine
Best Herd Sire Selection and Safe Spray Use Advised
Max Smith urges livestock producers to pick top sires after performance testing to improve replacement herds. Readers are advised to read spray directions, avoid hazardous containers, and avoid reuse of treated bags. August alfalfa seeding should begin with soil tests, lime, and certified wilt resistant seed.
Farm Calendar Highlights Local Breeders Tours and Picnics
June 23 1975 Berks Lehigh Valley Farm Credit opens new Shoemakersville office with address and phone. Lancaster County swine breeders tour Jerry Butter farm York County July 12 Jersey breeders picnic at Top O Hill Farm Downingtown starts noon. Elizabethtown Young Farmers Picnic July 8 with covered dish. Pork cooking tips noted and a personalized egg gift story.
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Lancaster County
York County
Top- O-Hill
Downington
Berks-Lehigh Valley Farm Credit Associations
Shoemakersville
Route
Windsor Mutual Insurance
P.O. Box
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Ohio
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BRS
LIS
SPE
Max Smith County Agr
Agent Telephone
Farm Credit
Elizabethtown
Young Farmers
Jay Weems
Vancouver
Wash
Weems
Jesus Christ
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service