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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1976
Page
2
Editorial notes a television ad showing Price and Pride in a dairy barn promoting margarine. Dairy officials and readers in Lancaster County alerted the supermarket chain, commending swift action to correct the misrepresentation. Farmers and organizations are urged to maintain accurate public image.
The essay argues that true test of religion is love and fruit, not argument or doctrine. It cites Matthew and John, then highlights Ag Progress Days, straight alfalfa seeding, and lightning rod checks as practical reminders for readers. It blends faith reflection with agricultural community notices and family safety tips.
The article urges lightning rod checks and grounding to prevent fires and outlines corn storage plans amid rising prices. It notes silage and grain storage demand, recommends extension office crib plans, and highlights high moisture corn storage. Also reports Lancaster County beekeepers picnic July 17 at Elmer Lapp farm 3 p.m. to dark and Manheim Young Farmers meeting July 15 at Landisville 7 30 p.m.
A reflective piece celebrates the summer season and embraces blue skies fields and crops. It recalls childhood summers in northern Germany among stubble fields, threshing machines, windmills, and hay fields, expressing lifelong fondness for warm days, fresh air, and seasonal work. The narrator invites others to join.
Safety spot produced by the Farm and Industrial Equipment Institute in Chicago with John Deere and International Harvester footage. The 10 second PSA promotes rural safety targeting urban drivers on rural roads during Farm Safety Week beginning July 25.
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