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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1966

Page

13

County Council Details Members and 4-H Exchange Plans

The article lists county council members by district with roles such as vice president secretary treasurer and publicity. It notes 4-H exchange plans for a July visit by 34 4-H youth from Concord Massachusetts and a 4-H Field Day set for July 14 at Long Park.

Ler Manheim Fred Hess Leola Home Economics Margaret Grube Lititz Connie Shaffer Annette Long Deee Martha Fish Diane Hershey E. Main St New Holland Shirley Buckwalter Mary Sue Hess Manheim Ri Daune Palmer Spruce St Christine Rutt E Main S&t Concord Massachusetts Long Park

Merriam Rejoins Education at Penn State University

Merriam returns to education at Penn State after taking courses in youth development sociology psychology and linear programming His extension work in the county focuses on 4 H youth development He joined the county extension service in 1958 as assistant county agent and was promoted in 1962 to associate county agent He and his family reside in Millersville R1.

Merriam Penn State Uniersity University of Connecticut County Extension Service Millersville

Milk Production Still On The Decline In Pa

Harrisburg reports May milk output fell in Pennsylvania and nationwide. State production reached 677 million pounds, 11 million below May 1965, with 3 076 billion pounds produced year to date, down 41 million from last year. National May output 11 707 million pounds, 4 percent lower than May 1965, the smallest May total since 1940. Pennsylvania cows numbered 756 000 in May, down 2 000 from April and 35 000 from May 1965, while output per cow rose to a record 895 pounds.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Reporting Service

Egg Production In Pa 9 Percent Below 1965

May egg production in Pennsylvania fell 9 percent from May 1965 to 265 million eggs. Both layer numbers and lay rate declined 2 percent year over year. May egg price averaged 37 cents per dozen, up seven cents from the prior year. In a related note, agriculture secretary Orville L. Freeman warned the world must prepare to feed a billion more people in the next 15 years.

Harrisburg State Orville L. Freeman Secretary of Agriculture

Strawberry Exhibit Judging Details at Lititz Fair

The 13 entry Strawberry Exhibit at Lititz was judged by retired Lancaster County Agent Harry S Sloat using the Danish scoring system. Blue ribbons went to Eric Stoner Faye Stoner Anne Haberstroh Mary Landis Ronald Lehman Diane Buckwalter Patty Buckwalter and Joyce Weaver plus others in various ribbons and local addresses listed.

Lititz Diane Buckwalter Patty Buckwalter Mary Haberstroh Mount Joy Dennis Kauffman Conestoga RI Joyce Weaver Ephrata Lowell Imhoff Stevens Anne Myers Columbia

Wheat Allotments Set for 1967 in Pennsylvania

The 1967 wheat acreage allotment for the state was increased by 149 percent. Pennsylvania will receive 616 047 acres for wheat production out of 59 300 000 national acres. No acreage diversion provision will apply to wheat and CAP details will come later.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania USDA

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Colorado Phosphamidon C. Ralph Miller Manheim, Pa Agway Bee Line Supply Center VENTO Matic CN Ae Dillerville Lancaster Farm Bureau P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc Smoketown
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