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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1966

Page

9

Dairy Association backs U.S. fitness goal

The American Dairy Association supports the President's Council on physical Fitness. It promotes fitness through diet and exercise and emphasizes milk and other dairy foods as part of a balanced plan for a physically active nation.

Council On American Dairy Association

County bankers to agr credit conference

Five Lancaster County bankers will attend the first Agricultural Credit Conference of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association Committee on Agriculture at the Holiday Inn motel in State College June 7 to 8. Attendees include George M. Lewis Rodney E. Miller Stanley Musselman Carl W. Barto and Harry B. Shearer from local banks. Speakers from Penn State College of Agriculture and banking will discuss modern agriculture problems and electronic farm record keeping.

Lancaster County Pennsylvania Bankers Association Committee On Agriculture Iday Inn State College George M. Lewis Rodney E. Miller Conestoga National Bank of Lancaster Stanley Musselman Lancaster County Farmers National Bank Lancaster Carl W. Barto First National Bank of Landisville Harry B. Shearer Manheim National Bank Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture and Banking

Thinning and Training Sweet Peas Planted in March

Thin sweet peas to eight inches apart and train new growth on a trellis. Tie stems with small cloth strips to prevent damage and support the plants as they grow.

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Dairy Assn U.S Agr Aureo S. P Kirkwood Feed & Grain Kirkwood H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc Witmer Stevens Feed Mill, Inc Stevens, Penna Ananaaas Harold H. Good Terre Hill S. H. Hiestand & Co., Inc Salunga Wrasse Kiker de Tole Ey Esteron Dow Chemical Company Lebanon Chemical Corp Lebanon, Pa Fhone C. Ralph Miller Manheim, Pa New Oliver 1650 Oliver! Ideal Design Oliver Charles J. McComsey & Sons Hickory Hill, Pa Farmersville Equipment CO. R. D. 2 Ephrata, Pa N. G. Hershey & Son Manheim
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