Better fowl prices and 14b repeal debated in farming column
The article weighs lightweight hen prices, averaging 7.2 cents per pound in 1964, against potential market gains and outlines A Kermit Birth’s view that isolated markets offer limited long term profit. It also urges readers to contact senators to oppose repeal of Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act, arguing it threatens states rights and individual freedom.
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Federal State Market News Service
A. Kermit Birth
Penn State
House
Senate
Fellowship and the Challenge of Other People
A sermon on Romans 14 discusses Christian fellowship in Rome as a test of community. It warns that constant criticism and pressuring others against conscience fracture churches and harm the weak, urging compassionate, loving critique over nagging judgment.
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Paul
Paul Esl
Division of
Christian Cducatioa
National Council of the Churches of
Community Press Service
Plowing Contest Results At Hershey Include Contour Change
The Hershey event on August 28 crowned John Campbell Sr of New Holland R1 as second in a tight finish by one point behind winner with a score of 527 to 526 for John Weiler. Richard Gioff of Lititz led in past winners as Levelland Plowing Champ. Contour plowing was adopted this year changing the competition format. Judges included M M Smith and Robert Young with other county and SWCD officials. Field Day featured wheel track planting by Jerry Snavely and a two row demonstration by M M Weaver Co. The Parish Commission showcased a fish population study method using alternating current in water. Continued on Page 7.
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Hershey
John Campbell Sr
New Holland
John Weiler
Weile
Elverison
Richard Gioff
Lititz R
Gioff
M M Smith
Robert Young
Yourk
Ralph M Layman
Solanco
Forney Longenecker
Lititz Area
SWCD
Elmer V. Good
Lititz RI
Jerry Snavely
Snavely
M M Weaver Co
Parish ‘Commission
Commission
Lancaster Farming profile and contact details
Lancaster Farming known as Lancaster County's Own Farm Weekly is published every Saturday from Lititz Pa with offices at 22 E Main St Lititz and a post office box in Lititz The editor is Don Timmons and the advertising director is Robert G Campbell The paper has been established since November 4 1955 and is distributed from Litvealz Pa.
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Lancaster County
Lititz
Main St
Lancaster
Don Timmons
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Litveilz
Five Day Weather Outlook Shows Below Normal Temperatures
Forecast for Saturday through Wednesday calls for cooler than normal conditions with highs around the mid 80s and lows near 65. A modest warming is expected mid week as precipitation totals around a quarter inch with possible heavier bursts Saturday night or Sunday.
Feeding and weed control tips for pasture and small grains
Farmers are advised to monitor pasture forage for steers in hot months and consider grain or hay feeding. Heifers with flesh should receive finishing rations, and weed control in small grain fields should use targeted herbicides with proper timing. Alfalfa seeding in August requires preplant weed control with Eptam or 2 4 D B, and avoid late spraying to prevent choking out regrowth.
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Birth
Jones
Rome
Foreman Blems
Saint Paul
Marvin Zimmerman
East Earl
Speedwell Forge
Gerald Darlington
Luitz
L F. Phote
Church OF
Max Smith