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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1961
Page
3
Local extension agent Tom Piper notes fruit and vegetable harvests rise as berries peaches and melons flood markets. Northern vegetables like beans carrots and lettuce grow in supply while beef pork and lamb offerings stay tight. Eggs and poultry remain solid purchases though egg production declines with heat.
Penn State farm safety specialists warn that more than 12 000 lives are lost yearly on U S farms from accidents. They urge farmers to inspect power machinery tools and mechanical devices to reduce injuries and fatalities.
A Penn State nutrition specialist warns luncheon meats can develop off flavors after a few days in the refrigerator due to psychrophile bacteria. These bacteria thrive at 40 degrees but do not grow below freezing. Wrap packages airtight in aluminum foil or freezer wrap before freezing to avoid drying out and loss of quality. Take out only what will be used and do not refreeze thawed meat.
Short mowing weakens bluegrass root systems and invites weed invasion. Experts advise keeping bluegrass at 2 to 3 inches during the growing season for health and crabgrass control, with 4 inches preferred by some, and to avoid removing more than one third at a time to prevent mowing shock.
The 1961 wheat crop will be supported by loans on farm and warehouse stored wheat and by purchases under agreements. Loans and purchase agreements run from harvest through January 31, 1962. Producers in 39 states including Pennsylvania must comply with the 1961 acreage allotment and hold a wheat certificate to qualify for price support.
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