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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1973

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County 4-H Demonstration Day draws 25 competitors

More than two dozen 4-H youths competed to earn a spot at the Regional 4-H Demonstration Contest set for July 17 at Owen J. Roberts High School in Chester County. Demonstrations varied from tie-dying to cheese balls and hunt seat equitation with judges Lilli Ann Kopp Judy Bowlby Carl Graybill and Orval Bass. Local planning by Anne Hinkel and the Lancaster County 4-H program highlights the two dozen participants advancing toward state level at Penn State August 6-8.

J. Roberts High School Chester County Lilli Ann Kopp Pennsylvania Power & Light Middletown Judy Bowlby Lancaster Manheim Township Carl Graybill Voag Ephrata Orval Bass Owen J. Roberts High School Penn State

Farmers Expect Adequate Fuel for Summer and Fall Work

Area farmers and fuel distributors report ample gasoline and diesel for upcoming field work and harvest. They say on farm tanks of about 300 gallons can be filled, with no shortages seen locally though some suppliers require current accounts for delivery. National reports note potential shortages in the Southwest during harvest, but supplies are expected to remain adequate as harvest moves to Saskatchewan. Prices for next year's feed grains may rise if grain dryer fuels tighten later this year.

Donald Hershey Lancaster County Farmers Association Saskatchewan

Flooded Cocalico Creek Bridge Sparks Farmer Protests

Farmers near the Green Dragon Market allege new bridge construction worsens flood damage by damming the Cocalico Creek. They claim water backs up upstream to create a lake 50 acres larger than the flooding from Agnes. They voiced concerns at the Lancaster County Conservation District meeting last Monday.

Ephrata Green Dragon Farmers’ Market Cocalico Creek Green Dragon Lancaster County Conservation District Agnes

Real Estate Opposes Farm Tax Bill Public Hearings

Public hearings on the Pennsylvania Farmland Assessment Act HB 1056 opened in Harrisburg with strong opposition from realty and home-building groups. The talks, led by Francis Kennedy, proceed toward an August 1 meeting at Millersville State College at 9 30 a.m. Attendees include the Pennsylvania Environmental Council and other groups.

Fulton Grange Oaklyn Fairmont Dallas Texas Farm and Home Association Farm and Home Center Guernsey Penn State University Chester County Housing Authority N. Broad St West Chester Keystone Harrisburg Pennsylvania Young Farmers Indiana County Ayrshire Club Spruce Villa Lititz Realty and Francis Kennedy Pennsylvania House Agriculture Committee Millersville State College Pennsylvania Environmental Council Federation of Sportsmen Pennsylvania Forestry Association The Pennsylvania Council of Farm Organizations State Association of County Commissioners Herbert M. Packer, Jr Pennsylvania Builders Association

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