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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1960

Page

4

Community Craft Days Held At Route 222 Museum

29 volunteer crafts men will demonstrate old time trades including steam locomotive blacksmithing gunsmithing and weaving. The event runs Saturday from 1 pm to 5 pm at the Museum on Route 222 four miles northwest of Lancaster with a nominal admission fee.

Route 222 Lancaster

County Firm Receives Large Fly Killer Shipment

New Holland Supply Co. receives almost 10 tons of Banafly syrup to kill flies on Pennsylvania farms. Officials estimate the shipment could destroy more than 250 billion insects, based on the small quantity needed per fly. The tractor trailer load is one of the year's largest insecticide arrivals in the county.

Pennsylvania New Holland Supply Co New Holland New Holand

Bose outlines wildlife rules and timber insights in visit

Bose discusses conservation in his district including permits for tiger kills and rogue elephants, details on rhinoceros scarcity and elephant management, notes teak versus sal timber uses, and outlines his travel plans from July to November while asking how far two can travel on 70 rupees.

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Wheat Quota Cards To Be Available In 1961

Farmers will receive notices of their 1961 farm wheat allotments before the July 21 marketing quota referendum. Earl Groff, chairman of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced a statewide wheat allotment of 555 818 acres, about 2 percent below 1960. The article notes 39 states designate commercial acreage and cites supply estimates and the quota mechanism under the farm program.

Earl Groff Pennsylvania Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Pennsylvania

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