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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1959

Page

6

Schedule Your Mowing By Height of Grass

The height at which a grass can be mowed affects growth and leaf surface. Associate Joseph H. Way explains creeping grasses like bentgrass tolerate low cuts while Merion Kentucky bluegrass red fescue need higher cuts. Bunch grasses such as Alta Kentucky 31 fescue and ryegrass require 2 to 3 inch cuts and infrequent mowing harms leaf area and plant health.

Chester County Joseph H. Way Way Merion Kentucky Alta

Farm Calendar Dates Highlight Penn State Garden Days

June events include Penn State Garden Days on campus June 16 to 18 and statewide 4 H activities. Congressional hearings on poultry industry in Washington DC run June 17 and 18. Four-County 4 H Camp gathers June 17 to 20 in Dillsburg with Garden Spot 4 H hosting June 18 at 7 30 pm at Keith Overgaard home in Strasburg. State 4 H Leadership Training School occurs June 22 to 26 at Penn State. County 4 H entomology project training is June 24 at Long's Park with J O Pepper directing at 6 80 pm.

Penn State Washington, D. C Dillsburg Garden Spot Keith Overgaard Strasburg Long's Park J. O. Pepper

State Warns Of Mail Order Plant Problem

Harrisburg officials urge buyers of vegetable plants from mail order ads to choose only those advertised as State inspected. Dr Thomas L Guyton notes Pennsylvania’s plant pest quarantine since April 1. despite available state inspection some sellers ship uninspected plants to customers. Buyers should insist on State inspected plants.

Harrisburg Thomas L. Guyton Bureau of Plant Industry Pennsylvania Dept. of Agriculture Guynon Pennsylvania

Surplus foods donated to U S schools and charities up 42 percent

During the first nine months of the fiscal year more than 2.25 million tons of surplus foods were donated for school lunch programs and charitable institutions in the United States and abroad. Domestic donations rose 42 percent from the prior year while foreign donations fell 159 percent. About 14 million school children and 14 million charity recipients used the foods.

U S

Booze in the Sky prompts airline liquor ban talk

This Week in washington notes House Speaker Sam Rayburn pressing Interstate Commerce Committee to bar liquor service on airplanes after a passenger who drank too much tossed a lighted match into a cup. Rep Harris plans hearings with seven bills amid CAB and FAA views, while officials cite safety concerns and passenger annoyance.

New York Miami Sam Rayburn House Interstate Commerce Committee Rayburn Oren Harris Arkansas John Bell Williams Mississippi Roy Weir Minnesota Thomas Lane Massachusetts Ken Hechler West Virginia Robert Hemphill South Carolina Carl Eliott Aubama Walter Judd Civil Aeronautics Board Federal Aviation Agency

Across Borders Lesson on Race and Division

The piece argues that “not our kind of people” blocks mercy across borders and races. It compares Old Testament figures Elisha and Naaman to illustrate across border paths for reconciliation beyond racial divides. It notes ancient and modern tensions between Jews and Syrians as examples of race-based barriers.

Dr. Foreman America Deep South Elisha Naaman Syran Isralites

Fragmentary Text on Slavery and Society in Historical Narrative

The passage sketches contrasts between freedom and bondage, noting barriers that divide people by race and wealth. It implies social divisions and questions of employment, residence, and life prospects. The tone suggests a historical or religious debate on modern commerce and national unity.

Time to Kill Canada Thistle Through Mowing and Sprays

Farmers urged to control Canada thistle in Pennsylvania using mowing or herbicide sprays. Guidance covers root treatment with 2,4-D and Amino Triazolo, irrigation considerations, suckering, and fertilization for asparagus and rhubarb to boost next season yields.

Canada Pennsylvania

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