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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

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County FEA Sets Date For Summer Picnic

Lancaster County Future Farmers of America held plans for a summer chicken barbecue and an all-star softball game at Manheim Central High School. The second annual barbecue is set for August 13 at Hiestand's ball field Marietta Ri. Elizabeth town chapter will arrange the picnic and game.

Lancaster County Future Farmers of America Manheim Central High School County Ffa Hiestand Marietta Ri Elizabethtown

Lancaster County 4-H and Extension Club Meetings June 3 8

Farm Calendar lists events from June 3 to 8 across Lancaster County. Meetings include Southern 4-H Holstein at Charles Tindall Peach Bottom, Vocational Agriculture teachers in Warwick, Miss Milk Maid Contest at Dillerville, Poultry Association directors at Poultry Center, Red Rose Baby Beef and Lamb at Milton Brecht School Lititz Pike, Senior Extension at Dillerville, and Manheim Township 4-H Sewing at Farm Bureau Co op building.

Southern Charles Tindall Peach Bottom Lancaster County Teachers of Vocational Agriculture Warwick High School Farm Bureau Co-op Dillerville Lancaster County Poultry Association Board of Directors Poultry Center Red Rose Baby Beef and Lamb Club Milton Brecht School Lititz Pike Lancaster Farm Bureau Cooperative Dillerville Pike Manheim Township Farmee Co-op Dillere Rad Pyle

Freeman Urges Dairy Month Observance

Secretary of Agriculture Orville L Freeman urged Americans to celebrate June as Dairy Month highlighting 1963 milk production around 126 billion pounds. He noted every state produces milk and dairying accounts for about 14 percent of farm income, with June as the peak production month and milk vital to diet and health.

Orville L Freeman United States

County DHIA Considers SNF Milk Testing Plan

Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association directors form a committee to study creating a countywide test for solids not fat and protein in milk. Robert Hess chairs a trio including Robert McSparran and Charles Tindall to assess costs, staff, and equipment. If feasible, plans target a county association for participating dairymen.

Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association Robert Hess Strasburg Rl Robert McSparran Charles Tindall Peach Bottom

Ben Morgan to Lead Seventh Pennsylvania Livestock Exposition

Ben Morgan named general superintendent of the seventh Pennsylvania Livestock Exposition set for November 11 to 15 in the State Farm Show Building Harrisburg University Park. Morgan, with Pennsylvania State University extension livestock staff, will serve a ninth year in this role following a meeting of the Exposition Committee. The show opens to beef cattle sheep and swine entries from the United States and Canada under the Department of Agriculture.

Harrisburg Ben Morgan University Park State Farm Show State Secretary of Agriculture Leland H Bull Morgan Pennsylvania State University United States Canada Department of Agricul Fira Bytay Ec

DHIA Secretary Urges Milk Production Cutbacks by Dealers

Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association secretary Samuel Dunn of 2191 Greystone Road East Petersburg argues for production controls via dealer quotas to stabilize prices. He notes 25 percent of his milk earns no price about $200 per hundredweight while class II brings just over $3.00, with feed costs around $2.15. Dunn says farmers lose when cutting back unless quotas keep class I share intact, enabling profit.

Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association Samuel Dunn Greystone Road East Petersburg Dunn Dum

Four Lasses Vie For Miss Lancaster County Milkmaid 1963

Four Lancaster County farm girls compete for the 1963 Miss Lancaster County Milkmaid title on June 5 at 7 45 pm in the Farm Bureau Cooperative auditorium Duillerville Road. Contest sponsored by Lancaster County Milk For Health Inc with mistress of ceremonies Jane Thurston. Judges include Joan Kline Larry Bauman Robert Keen and Joyce Kreider. The 1963 winner will advances to Pennsylvania Dairy Princess next month.

Lancaster County Jean Kreider Quarryville Carol Lee Wilson Moss Marilyn L Rohrer Muss Bonnie Lee Miller Christiana Ri Lancaster County Milk For Health, Inc Farm Bureau Cooperative Duillerville Road Jane Thurston Joan Kline Wgal-Tv Larry Bauman Lancaster Newspapers, Inc Robert Keen Queen Dairy, Inc Lancaster Joyce Kreider Quarryvile Ri Pennsylvania

Plow Contest Dates Set in Berks County

Harrisburg announces the 1965 Pennsylvania State Plowing Contest will be held August 15 at the Joseph Hooker farm in Bernville RD2 Berks County. Leland H. Bull serves as honorary chairman and Charles W. Passmore is contest chairman. Continued on Page 14.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Joseph Hooker Bernville Rd2

Gypsy Moth Campaign Is Reopened

State and federal authorities planned another gypsy moth trapping operation as a check on the effectiveness of recent spray operations in eastern Pennsylvania. Henry F. Nixon announced trapping would focus in a 10 000 acre area in Monroe and Pike counties previously sprayed.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Henry F. Nixon Bureau of Plant Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Monroe Pike

Five Day Weather Forecast Signals Warmer Start

The forecast calls for temperatures two to six degrees above normal with readings from 58 at night to 70 in the afternoon. A warming trend dominates then cools toward period end. Expect 1 to 4 inches of precipitation as showers. Since April 1 rainfall is 37 percent of normal at 2.5 inches versus 7 inches usual.

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