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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1975
Page
2
Dieter Krieg describes a hot summer day on a York County farm. He reflects on the landscape from a shaded slope, praising corn field growth, farm labor, and the beauty of nature while noting risks from drought, flood, and pests. He compares planting costs to two Cadillacs and laments machinery limits.
An editorial argues the U S fertilizer industry will lose its world lead to the USSR as Eastern Bloc loans and technology transfers accelerate. It highlights Occidental Chemical aiding USSR markets and a 180 million loan package, with Russia set to receive ammonia, urea, and SPA supplies while Occidental secures long term purchase commitments.
Devotional material centers on the Holy Spirit's presence in all people and how to recognize divine influence. It cites scripture from Acts Romans Galatians and John, emphasizes that the Spirit cannot be controlled, and urging evidence of the Spirit through fruits of love joy peace patience kindness and faithfulness.
Max Smith, county agricultural agent, urges stronger farm and home safety practices. He cites widespread hazards and limited use of hard hats gloves eye protection and safety gear, noting mechanization increases risk and calls for more education and hazard correction.
The Farmers calendar lists events across Lancaster and Ephrata areas. Highlights include the Cocalico Creek stream improvement project near Ephrata at 8 AM with lunch at noon, corn breeding discussions, 4 H Dairy Shows at the Guernsey Barn Pavilion, FFA Hog Show at Lancaster Stockyards, a Herbicide Field Day in Landisville, Holstein shows at Goshen Fair, and an entry deadline for the South Central Pa Dairy Show.
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