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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1956

Page

8

Farm Safety Week Set for July 22 28 in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports 42 farm related deaths in the first six months prompting Governor Henning and the Pennsylvania Rural Safety Council to call for Farm Safety Week July 22 28. Hooded by incidents from tractor crashes to falls and drownings the text urges ongoing safety training and vigilance.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania William L Henning Wyman Pennsylvania Rural Safety Council Centre

Pennsylvania Farm Crops Outlook Shows Mixed Yields

State reports averaged crops with spring planting delays due to wet ground. Oats area down 16 000 acres to 777 600. 27 195 000 bushels at 35 bu per acre. Tobacco acreage same as 1955 at 47 200 000 pounds, above 1955 but below average. Barley 9 500 000 bushels, rye 624 000, all hay 3 716 000 tons with varied acreages across counties.

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Farm Safety Week Promotes Safer Rural Life

Safety is the cheapest investment in the world yet yields the biggest dividends. Farm Safety Week serves as an annual reminder that adhering to safety practices makes farm life safer, happier and better for workers and families.

Guernsey Cow at Lahaska Farms Sets Seventh Highest Fat Record

Quarry Valley's Phil's Amber, a junior four year old from Lahaska Pa owned by William C Clark Quarry Valley Farm, produced 15128 pounds of milk and 768 pounds of fat in 365 days at two daily milkings. Dam Quar ry Valley's M Amber holds two Class Leader records with 14140 pounds milk 834 fat and 14107 pounds milk 756 fat, both meeting calving requirements.

Quarry Valley Phil Amber William C. Clark Quarry Valley Farm Lahaska

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Lahaska Farms Guernsey Bescon Broiler Beacon Poultry Research Farm S.G.S Beacon Milling Company,inc Cayuga, N.Y York, PA Laurel, del Eastport N.Y
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