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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1960

Page

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Two Assistant Home Economists Appointed in Lancaster County

Two assistant Home Economists named for the Lancaster County Extension Office will serve on a temporary basis during the summer. Mrs Norma Delis associated with home economics and Mrs Lucille Baldwin of Frenchtown N J bring degrees and varied experience in 4-H programs and college activities.

Lancaster County Exton Norma Delis Associated Home Econ Lucille Baldwin Frenchtown Barbara A. Hie Ain Ha Sigma Alpha Sorority Baldwin Daugher William 'Pot N. J. Er Gary D Prexay

Wheat Variety Plots Open To County Farmers

Lancaster County farmers invited to inspect winter wheat plots on the Brenneman farm near Central Manor and Cresswell on Tuesday evening June 28. Four varieties in the test include Redcoat a new high yielding soft red variety. Pennell Seneca Dual comparisons noted. Elmer Pifer of Penn State will discuss Redcoat merits and trial results from Pennsylvania Agriculture Experiment Station tests.

Lancaster County Ralph D. Brenneman Washington Boro Rl M. M. Smith Elmer Pifer Pennsylvania State University Brenneman Farm Central Manor Cresswell Pifer Pennsylvania Agriculture Experiment Station Dual Pennell Seneca

Turkish official impressed by American freedom and farm programs

Ahmet Elgin of Ankara praised American freedom and the transfer of new ideas in farming. He toured Garden Spot County during a five day visit, studied home economics agriculture and 4 H, and plans to adapt extension program concepts for Turkey. He has previously traveled the United States and aims to learn admin and organization of extension work.

Ahmet Elgin Ankara Turkey Lancaster County M. M. Smith Near East Elgin Africa Cornell New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland America United States Ministry of Agriculture Garden Spot European Productivity Agency Cornell University Texas Calif

Business Farm Day date set for Lancaster County

Willis Esbenshade announced the 1960 Business Farm Day will be October 6. Farmers will host industry leaders during the event, a reversal of 1959 when hosts were local business sites. An eight member committee will select 30 to 25 farmers to host industrialists, with plans by the Agricultural Council and Lancaster Chamber of Commerce to meet again in July for final arrangements.

Lancaster County Willis Esbenshade Lancaster County Agricultural Council Esbenshade The Agricultural Council Lancaster Chamber of Commerce

Bomb shelters urged as best defense for Manor farmers

Manor young farmers at Penn Manor High School heard County Sheriff Harry Meyers and Civil Defense officials stress fallout shelters as practical protection after a nuclear attack. The program showed destruction, discussed livestock care during a two week danger period, and advocated inexpensive farm shelters.

Manor Penn Manor High School Harry Meyers Max J. Stierstorfer C.D Howard Siglin The Young Farmer Organiza

Cutworms And Other Crop Pests Hit County Farms

Insects damaged corn and tobacco across the county with untreated tobacco fields worst affected. Some corn crops were replanted and tobacco replanting was heavy. Alfalfa weevils attacked fields after first cutting. County agent Harry Sloat and entomologist J. O Pepper advise Heptachlor for tobacco and Chlordane or Toxaphene for cutworms with specified application rates and a three day soil interval.

Harry Sloat J. O Pepper

Five Day Weather Outlook Near Normal With Cooler Weekend

The five day forecast calls for temperatures averaging near normal to five degrees below. Lows around 63 and highs near 84 mark the weekly range. Cooler weekend ahead with a warming trend Monday and Tuesday followed by a dip Wednesday. Rainfall expected around one inch mainly Tuesday or Wednesday.

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