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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1961

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Poultry Tour 5 Visits Two Counties

Ilham Myer and his brother Mark Myer led poultry leaders touring two counties on Wednesday with stops in Lebanon and nearby areas. About 125 poultrymen participated in the event showcasing poultry ration products and local industry activity.

Lancaster County William Myer Berks County Myerstown Ilham Myer Mark Myer Aster County Lebanon

District 4-H demonstration teams advance to state competition

Three two member 4-H teams from Fen Spot County earned spots in next month’s state contest after district eliminations at Kutztown fair. The Lancaster Countians toured the Myer farm near Myerstown viewing 26000 broilers and a wind-damaged broiler house later repaired.

Fen Spot Elimin Ss Kutztown Fair Lancaster Myer

Wildlife Club Plans Feeders and Carnival Visit

Members of the Lititz 4-H Wildlife Club will build squirrel and turkey feeders near a hunting lodge in Potter County as part of the winter program. They also plan to attend the Woodsman's Carnival at Cherry Springs National Park with President Say Foreman presiding at J Q Buckwalter home in Lititz. Linda Stauffer reports.

Lititz Potter County Cherry Springs National Park Say Foreman J. Q Buckwalter Linda Stauffer

14 County Youths To Co op Meet

A group of 14 Future Farmers and 4 H members will travel Sunday for three days of conferences on Farmer Cooperatives at Juniata College in Huntingdon Pennsylvania. Ten youths will represent the 10 Future Farm.

Juniata College Huntingdon Penna

Maryland dairymen urged to rethink cattle type for production

Holstein breeders at the county field day urged producers to abandon fixed ideas on type. Allie Musser of Maryland advised dairymen to loosen breed standards to boost production and longevity. Dr. Joe Braly noted that proper feeding prevents milk fever and acetonemia, while no feed additive proven to stop these diseases.

County Breeders Association Allie Musser Maryland Wick-Haven A. W. Wickenheiser Salunga Joe Braly DVM Steeleville Sin Braly

Field Day At Speedwell Forge Showcases Conservation Exhibits

The second annual soil conservation field day will be held at Speedwell Forge farm on August 2 from 10 am to 3 pm. Gerald Darlington has revived practices removed under the previous plan to demonstrate soil saving methods. Lancaster County Soil Conservation District organized the event with wagon trains transporting visitors to educational sites and demonstrations.

Speedwell Forge Gerald Darlington Lancaster Co. Soil Conservation District Tuin

Farm Show Drops Milk Class After 45 Years

Harrisburg The Farm Show Commission has discontinued the milk competition at the Farm Show at the request of the dairy industry. Director John B. McCool says milk quality now standard reduces the value of entries and the show has served its purpose highlighting dairy quality.

Harrisburg John B. McCool Farm Show Farm Show Commission McCool

Beekeepers Elect Lapp President in Lancaster County

Mose Lapp of Gap Ri was elected president of the Lancaster County Beekeepers Association at a Thursday night meeting. Robert Landis of Lampeter was named vice-president and Walter Becker became secretary-treasurer. Extension bee-keeping specialist Ww W Clarke warned the year’s honey flow will be below normal and advised queen excluders and removing old queens before requeening. He urged leaving about 60 pounds of honey with each colony for winter feed.

Mose Lapp Gap Ri Lancaster County Beekeepers Association Robert Landis Lampeter Walter Becker Ww W Clarke Pennsylvania State University Clarke

PSU Holstein Sets High Butterfat Record at Penn State

Brattleboro Vermont report notes Anna Star (VG) a registered Holstein Friesian cow owned by Pennsylvania State University has surpassed 1,000 pounds of butterfat in official tests. She joins 988 Holsteins with that mark as the university's cow posts a 365 day production total of 21,617 pounds.

Brattleboro, Vt Pennsylvania State University University Park Holstein-Friesian Association of America Pennsylvania

4-H Beef Club Plans Summer Tour Route

Eight club members host the Red Rose Baby Beef and Lamb club on a summer tour. The group gathers August 2 at Mervin W. Landis farm Bird-in-Hand Alabama. Stops include Landis Landis Lapp and Noll family farms Bareville and New Holland area.

Amos l Mikersville Ri County Future Ets of America Wasick “Union High Latitz Lancaster Red Rose Brey and Lamb Club Farm of Meran Red Rose Baby Beef and Lamb Club Mervin W. Landis Smoketown Robert Landis Horseshoe Road David Denlinger Harold Richard Seaman Creekhill Road David and Anna Pearl Lapp Bareville Rl Rosemary Noll Graybull Road Bareville Mary Verna Noll Janet Groff Ruth Ann Larry High Carl Larry Leon Weaver New Holland QI William Robert Fisher Earl Fi Rhoda Mae Wesley Mast Elverson

Five Day Weather Forecast Turns Warm then Cool

Forecast covers Saturday through Wednesday with nightly temperatures around 66 rising to 86 by afternoon. Warm spell expected, cooling near period end. Showers likely Monday or Tuesday with total precipitation near half inch.

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