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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
11
The piece argues June Dairy Month promotes milk and dairy foods to boost demand amid surplus dairy production. It praises the American Dairy Association for mobilizing farmers to support free enterprise and better public nutrition, urging broader cooperation from rural groups to encourage wholesome agricultural products.
The piece discusses the Supreme Court ruling against a farm cooperative for antitrust violations and upcoming cases against large firms. It notes scarce prosecutions of unions under the Sherman Act despite extensive testimony on union racketeering and collusion, urging equal justice in enforcement regardless of group.
Historical notice from Lancaster Farming describes its offices and staff, advertising director and business manager, established 1935, weekly Saturday publication, subscription rates and postal entries in Lancaster and Mount Joy.
Average shelled corn yields in Pennsylvania over the past five years run 55 bushels per acre, but many farms using good management reach 100 bushels per acre says Wayne Finish Penn State extension agronomist.
Poem by Carol Dean Huber reflects on spring work, farming, and a sacred view of God in tilling soil. It compares budding seed to resurrection and notes God’s handiwork is everywhere as men work the land.
sermon notes discuss that Christianity rests on both ideas and deeds not perfect performance. Jesus uses fruits as a measure to distinguish true from false prophets, warning God judges hearts not visible actions. The passage contrasts outward orthodoxy with genuine character shown by unconscious acts.
Agricultural notes advise treating soil before tobacco planting with one quart of Heptad per acre to curb cutworms. Rose beds need mulching and 5 pounds of 5 10 10 fertilizer per 2 square yards with weekly sprays. Also covers corn cultivation depth, lamb care in Pett County, and weed prevention for vacant lots to reduce seed set.
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