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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1963

Page

16

Pequea Valley 4-H Elects Pasture Queen at Meetings

The Pequea Valley 4-H Cooking and Sewing Clubs joined Gap 4-H groups at Intercourse Fire Hall for a meeting where Mrs. Lloyd Fenninger demonstrated haw styles and hair care while Evelyn Grott was styled. Doryth Bauer chosen Junior Posture Queen with Thelma Smoker as runner up. they will compete in Lancaster later this summer. A second meeting occurred June 10 at the Intercourse Fire Hall. The next gathering is set for June 17 at the Fire Hall.

Pequea Valley 4

Three States Set Standards For Plant Food

Delaware Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania agreed on a uniform method for fertilizer recommendations at the Middle Atlantic States Fertilizer Conference in Harrisburg. The plan bases guidance on pounds per acre of nutrients rather than grades, aiming to reduce inventory inefficiencies. The change takes effect in early 1965 with farmer education and a forthcoming leaflet.

Delaware Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Huber and Mahood Named to Pa Milk Board

J Lin Huber of St Thomas Franklin County and Joab K Mahood of Bradford County were appointed to the Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission by Governor Scranton awaiting Senate confirmation. If approved Huber would serve until May 1 1969 replacing Simon K Uhl and Mahood would serve until May 1 1967 succeeding John A Smith.

J. Lin Huber Joab K. Mahood Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission Scranton Senate Huber St. Thomas Franklin County Simon K Uhl Somerset Mahood Trey Bradford County John A Smith Dickinson

Old Apple Varieties Fade Without Practical Qualities

The text notes that apple varieties decline not only for flavor but also due to lacking productivity color handlings disease resistance and storage quality. It underscores the need for practical traits to ensure commercial viability and long term preservation.

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