Wheat yields high across county with short straw
Wheat harvest started with most areas yielding over 40 bushels per acre and high grain quality. Test weights run 59 to 62 pounds per bushel with moisture under 14 percent except far south where rains pushed moisture to 14 to 15 percent. prices paid ranged from about 200 to 208 dollars per bushel.
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Fartimers
Farm Calendar July 9 to 129 am workshop and 4-H events
Farm management workshop for teachers of vocational agriculture at Lampeter Strasburg High School. Leadership training for 4-H members in Washington DC with two from Lancaster County. Soil Conservation District meeting at County Court House. Ayreshire Jersey Brown Swiss 4-H meeting. Continued on page 10.
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Lampeter- Strasburg High School
Washington, D.C
Lancaster County
Soil Conservatin District
County Court House
Manheim Farm Show Reorganizes Board and Officers
Howard Swan was elected president of the Manheim Community Farm Show Association at a reorganizational meeting held in the Manheim high school agricultural room. Newly elected officers include first vice president Roy Hershey, second vice president John Bruckhart, secretary Jane Eshelman, treasurer Kenneth Miller, and corresponding secretary Abram Weidman. New directors were chosen for a three year term.
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Howard Swan
North Charlotte Street
Mannheim
Manheim Community Farm Show Association
Roy Hershey
W. High
Milk Co op to hear top officials Monday meeting
Two top officials from the Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining agency will be guest speakers at a county cooperative meeting. Arthur Little Economist and Thomas Tedesco field man will address dairymen of the county about manufacturing milk prices.
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Metropolitan Cooperative Milk Producers Bargaining Agency
Arthur
Little
Thomas Tedesco
Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative
Mount Joy Farmers Cooperative
Tedesco
Guernsey 4 H Club Plans July Meeting With Demonstration
The Lancaster County Guernsey 4 H club will hold a July meeting at 8 pm at the home of Robert McSparran Peach Bottom. The program includes a fitting and showing demonstration and a picnic led by two members Donald Ankrum and another fellow member.
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Lancaster County Guernsey
Robert McSparran
Peach Bottom
Donald Ankrum
Swine Sanitation Program Proven On Lititz Farm
Robert Henney, vocational agriculture teacher and Lititz farmer, runs a strict sanitation and nutrition program for over 1 000 pigs yearly. Pigs stay off concrete until fattening, with windowless farrowing, temperature control, and vaccines for cholera, erysipelas, scours prevention, and iron for anemia. To curb pig boredom on fattening floors he provides objects like rubber hoses and tires to reduce tail biting and fighting.
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Robert Henney
Lititz
Henney
Warwick Union High School
James Boose
Entry Deadlines Announced For SPABC Show
The Southeast ern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative schedules its 1962 show with July 14 as the entry deadline. Ayrshire Guernsey Brown Swiss and Jersey cattle judged July 31 while Holsteins enter the ring August 2 at the cooperative grounds along Route 230 bypass west of Lancaster.
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Southeastern Pennsylvania
Rte 230
Lancaster
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
Potato blight alert issued for Lancaster and York counties
County Agent M. M Smith cautions potato growers in Lancaster and York counties to monitor for late blight after reports of the disease in Somerset County. Recent rains and weather conditions could allow spread to fields in nearby areas during the current period.
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M. M Smith
Somerset County
York
Lancaster County
Poultry Association Announces Tour Schedule
The Lancaster County Poultry Association plans its annual tour led by president Mark Myer. Stops this year include Chester Bucks and Montgomery counties on Wednesday July 25.
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Lancaster County Poultry Association
Mark Myer
Chester
Bucks
Montgomery
Five Day Weather Forecast for Lancaster County
Temperatures will average two to five degrees below normal with nights near 66 and afternoons around 86. Little day to day variation is expected as precipitation stays under .2 inch mainly eastern parts with light showers or drizzle. no measurable rain is anticipated in the county.
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Lancaster County
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Kerry Fritz
Lititz Rl
Fritz
L. F
Manheim
Lititz Farm
SPABC