Father Son Farm Partnership Gains and Lancaster County Hosting Claim
A Penn State circular highlights three benefits of father son farming partnerships including efficiency, reduced hiring burdens, and gradual retirement while keeping the farm in the family. It stresses writing and legality, buyout plans, and multi son entrance. Lancaster County wins the state soil and water conservation association meeting for 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State University
4-H Club Congress Slated For Penn State Campus
Lancaster County 4 H Club members join 950 youths from 67 counties at Penn State June 20 to 23 for the seventh annual 4 H Club Congress. Marilyn Van Derbur will deliver the keynote on Goals and Dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Penn State University
Marilyn van Derbur
Lancaster Farming journal masthead and contact details
Lancaster Farming a weekly farm newspaper based in Lititz Pennsylvania provides contact addresses editor Don Timmons advertising director Robert G Campbell and subscription rates two dollars in Lancaster County three dollars elsewhere established November 4 1955 published every Saturday second class postage paid at Lititz PA 17343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
P.O
Lititz
Don Timmons
Robert G. Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Litiz
County Chosen for State Convention Bid
R Campbell Jr announced in December that the district bid to host the November 1967 state convention. If accepted it would be Lancaster County’s first time hosting the annual meeting. The event will be jointly hosted by Muffli and Jumata Counties near Lewistown in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
State Soil & Water Conservation Association
State Association
Amos H. Funk
Pennsylvania
Funk
State Soil and Water Conservation Association
R Campbell, Jr
Aaron Stauffer
State
Stauffer
Muffli
Jumata
Lewistown
Frey Cow Sets High Milk Output in Herd Test
Rae averaged more than 39 quarts per day during testing, with Frey Holstein production nearly quadrupling the average dairy cow. Rae bred in the Frey herd and sired by Osborndale Ivanhoe, a record under Herd Improvement Registry rules, part of two programs by the Holstein Association. The combined testing has about 145,500 Holsteins in 3,250 herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
Rae
Fultonway
Ivanhoe
Manasseh and the Devil's Disciple in History and Belief
Devotional meditation on Manasseh from Kings and Chronicles, exploring how kings seduced nations into sin through common arguments that justify wrongdoing. It warns against relying on statistics or “best people” to deflect moral judgment and urges steadfast faith against popular pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasseh
Judah
Dr. Foreman
Molech
Baal
Pond and crop care tips for algae control and wheat silage
The article advises deepening pond shallow zones to at least 18 inches and obtaining a fish warden permit to treat with copper sulfate to kill algae. It recommends fertilizing ponds only when algae are not dominating and using blue stone as needed. It covers winter wheat harvested as silage for best feed value and notes planting strawberry runners with 6 inches rooting space and June and August nitrogen topdressings for runners and pastures to boost yields.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eva Snader
Ephrata Ri
Glen Watts
Gap
Wil
Dennis Allen
Quarryville
Steve Arrowsmith
Peach Bottom
Earl Mull
Fred Hess
Leola
Jeff Muller
Bainbridge
Michael Hosler
Brenda Burkholder
S. Custer Avenue
New Holland
Susan Peifer
Manheim
Patricia Yunginger
Marietta
Judy Buckwalter
Barbara Gockley
Glenda Watts
Vicki Jo Shank
Elizabeth
Town
Sandra Stehman
Lancaster
Joyce Stoltzfus
Banks
Ann Bomberger
Frances Bixler
Lynn Hiestand
Margaret Larah
Stevens
Donna Eshleman
Elizabethtown
Janet Cutter
Drummore
Barbara Shenk
Denver
Marty Kilhefner
N. Kinzer Avenue
Jéan Millér
Ephrata
Ter'1 Shank
Anna Mae Donough
Mt. Joy
Main St
Bevil
Division of
Christhen Educemen
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
Community Press Service
Kenneth J. Foreman
Max Smith