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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
19
Congress reviews an extension of the program with a minimum national average support price of 182 per bushel for 1963. The price depends on two thirds of wheat growers voting for mandatory controls in a July referendum, otherwise parity-based cuts apply. County allotment remains at 45 094 acres.
The article outlines how a land owner can engage soil conservation programs by contacting local district directors and becoming a district co operator. It explains district collaboration with multiple agencies to address conservation problems and notes a forthcoming piece titled “Soil Conservation and the City.”
Market reports outline a new practice using dual grading to reflect both eating quality and yield. Higher yielding carcasses may earn $50 to $60 more per animal, while fat cattle could receive lower prices if retail cut yield is poor. The system is explained by O’Hara and administered by USDA Livestock Division.
Kirkwood 4-H plans a project tour after a club meeting at East Colerain Elementary School. Club president Martin Greenleaf led the session with roll call reports and a Dinmore club visitation invitation. Refreshments were provided by Farm Women Society No 15. leaders Fred Frey John Frey George Reinhart and Mrs Richard Maule were present. Becky Ferguson served as club reporter.
Margolf names Harry Ulrich as first vice president and Paul Konhaus as second vice president. John Copenhaver is re elected secretary and Charles Phillips is re elected treasurer. New at large directors include George Hauer Harry Metz Thomas E Moncrief and Lawrence E Keg erreis. Retiring president George H Schroeder receives bronze plaque. Leslie Hubbard named representative to the American Poultry and Hatchery Federation. alternate George M Anthony.
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