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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1959

Page

5

Farm groups quit migrant labor committee in protest

The Potato Growers Association and three other farm groups withdrew from the Governor’s Advisory Committee on Migrant Labor. Leon Epler said minority agricultural representation was inadequate and the committee acted to Lobby for legislation preserving migrant labor controls. Senate Bill 688 would create a Migrant Farm Labor Commission within Agriculture with agency representation and farmer appointees.

State Department of Labor and Industry Pennsylvania Farmers Association State Horticultural Association Penna Vegetable Growers Association Leon Epler Northumberland Potato Growers Association David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Co-operative Potato Growers Association Epler Senate House Committee On Agriculture Department of Labor and Industry Department of Agriculture Farm Show and Soil Conservation Commissions State Police Liquor Control Board The College of Agriculture Extension Service Pennsylvania State University State Department of Health

Farm Taxes Up By Third

County Agent Robert A. Powers notes farming costs rose in taxes interest and depreciation. In 1957 taxes on property climbed 33 percent from 1949, debt interest payments rose 50 percent, and depreciation on buildings machinery and equipment increased 60 percent compared with 1948.

Robert A. Powers Pennsylvania

Area Women Attend Pennsylvania State Homemakers Week

Lancaster and Chester County delegates joined the Pennsylvania State Homemakers Week coordinating sessions. Beatrice Judkins of the Federal Extension Service opened the event with keynote remarks on homemakers' roles, followed by speakers Congressman Water Judd Clyde Bounds Windber Lyman Jackson Lydia Tarrant and H R Albrecht of the extension service.

Pennsylvania Owen H. Groff Oxford Charles Locker Arthur Coley Downingtown Wayne O. Wrigley Clarence E. Diem Cochranville George Henderson Nellie K. Gant Pottstown Goldie Fisher Grafton West Chester Beatrice A. Judkins Fed. Extension Service Washington, D. C Water H Judd Clyde E. Bounds Lyman E. Jackson The College of Agriculture Lydia Tarrant H. R. Albrecht Extension Service

Lancaster Farming Publication Details and Contact Information

Lancaster Farming is a weekly farm newspaper established in 1905 based in Lancaster Pennsylvania. It lists offices at 63 North Duke Street and P O Box 1524 with editor Dan McGrew and Robert G Campbell in advertising and business roles.

Lancaster Lancaster County P. O Penna North Duke St Bfhone Lancaster Express Dan McGrew Robert G Campbell Lancaster Farming Mount Joy Pa Newspaper Pubishers’ Association

Aiken Defends Farm Programs in Senate Speech

In a forceful Senate address Senator George Aiken defends farm programs against critics. He argues abolishing programs would raise consumer costs, noting uses from school lunches to foreign aid and research funding. He warns against short crops triggering inflation, unemployment, and economic distress.

George Aiken Sen Aiken Senate Agriculture Committee Vermont Republican Senate

A Strong Country Lessons From Jehoshaphat

A devotional reading cites Jehoshaphat building a strong nation beyond a capable army. He reorganized the army and fortresses, spread teachers across Judah, and supported education with priests and Levites. Strong country means institutions, courts, and faith, not only military might.

Jehosaphat Kingdom of Judah Jehoshaphat Dr. Foreman Slim Bey

Oats and hay timing for pasture and contests

Farmers should cut oats at milk stage for hay and silage, curing oats to avoid hay poisoning. Local contests offer five acre Corn Contest and Grassland prizes with August 1 deadlines, joining Penn State and Pennsylvania Crop Improvement. Keep livestock comfortable with ventilation and clean pens, provide fresh water, and ensure timely feed handling.

Grassland Club Pennsylvania Crop Improvemen Penn State Extension Service

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