From Where We Stand on June Dairy Month in Lancaster County
An editorial urges farmers to promote dairy products during June Dairy Month. It discusses the balance of supply and demand, the difficulty of reducing production in dairying, and the need for farmers to help market milk and manage inventories while supporting industry-wide promotion. It compares dairy marketing to general industry practices and stresses shared responsibility.
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Lancaster County
Milk surplus solved by advertising says Future Farmer
A Future Farmer public speaking contestant argues that encouraging more consumption of food products can absorb dairy surpluses. He notes that one extra tablespoon of milk per person daily could erase the nationwide dairy surplus, and a national campaign to boost milk intake could drive strong demand and health benefits. Japan is cited as a major cash customer, purchasing about $500 million in U.S. agricultural products over the past two years.
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Future Farmers
United States
Japan
U.S
Prices Received by Commonwealth Farmers Mid May Hover Down
The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service notes prices received by farmers fell 3 percent in mid May from four months prior and were 1 percent higher than a year ago. Declines came from wholesale milk and egg prices while poultry, hogs, and cattle prices showed mixed movement. Alfalfa hay and produce like wheat and potatoes also eased from April levels amid seasonal trends.
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Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Wince
Farm insurers urged to update coverage and growers advised
Farmers are urged to adjust fire insurance to replacement costs rather than original values. Livestock near wild cherry trees should watch for wilted leaves after storms as they can kill livestock. Tobacco farmers should plant Penbel 69 by mid June to mature before cold weather. Hay yields may rebound with later cuttings if proper fertilizer is used. alfalfa should be top-dressed and fields fertilized with 0-20-20 or 0-15-30. Grass stands need nitrogen and the swing season remains unsettled with potential storage losses if conditions stay favorable.
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Rover
If God Cares for His Own We Must Share It
Devotional piece urges belief in a caring God and argues humans must act like Him. It notes our limits to fully grasp others’ sorrow and urges practical help over mere words. It stresses that God works through people and calls for willing service.
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God
Dr. Foreman
Peru
Saint James
Army
Navy
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Community Press Service
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