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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1966

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Two Area Farmers Named To Soil and Water Conservation District

Elmer Sensenig retired from the Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation District board, and Aaron Z. Stauffer of Ephrata was named to fill the vacancy. Stauffer, a dairyman until 1964, now runs a 67 acre Indian Run Farm finishing about 60 feeder hogs and 50 steers, while directing a steer hog operation. J Everett Kreider of Quarryville R1 becomes the new farmer member, effective January 1 1966, replacing Elmer V. Good. Kreider farms 142 acres with 10 rented acres for silage corn and a herd program expanding from 24 heifers toward full dairy capacity.

Elmer Sensenig County Conservation District Aaron Z. Stauffer Ephrata al Stauffer Chang Indian Run J. Everett Kreider Quarryville Lancaster County Soil & Water Conservation District Board Elmer V. Good Lititz Kreider

Breneman Elected President of DHIA for 1966

The Red Rose Herd Improvement Association voters at a Lancaster Farm Credit Building meeting chose Robert A. Breneman of Strasburg as president for 1966. Victor Hoover of Gap was named vice president, Curtis Akers of Quarryville reelected secretary, Jacob Howser Jr. of Lampeter treasurer, and Wilbur Houser was unanimously reaffirmed head tester for another three year term.

Red Rose Herd Improvement Association Farm Credit Building Lancaster Robert A. Breneman Strasburg Breneman Victor Hoover Gap Curtis Akers Quarryville Wilbur Houser Houser

Lancaster County Soil and Water District Directors Report 1965

Amos Funk and fellow directors report activity for 1965 including 1 107 new farmer partners on 3150 acres 237 attendees at Solanco High School annual meeting Elmer M Sensenig named outstanding conservation farmer Soil Stewardship Week observed May 21 program by Elmer Good and Rev Rhoden TV program on Soil Stewardship Plowing contest at S Gerald Darlington farm Marvin Zimmermann winner with five rivals Six watershed meetings noted (Continued on Page 7)

Amos Funk Aaron Stauffer Elmer Good Henry Hackman Arthur Campbell Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation District Solanco High School Elmer M. Sensenig Lancaster County Rev. Rhoden Bergstrasse Lutheran Church

Weekend mild chill as cold snap nears Tuesday

The forecast calls for near normal temperatures with highs in the 40s and overnight lows in the 20s to 30s. Rain is expected Monday into Tuesday totaling about 0.44 inches. February sets a rainfall record since April 1964.

The Weatherman

4-H Beef and Lamb Club Names Hess President for 1966

The Red Rose 4-H Baby Beef and Lamb Club elected Fred E. Hess of Leola R1 as its president for 1966 at the reorganizational meeting held Wednesday night. Hess holds the FFA Keystone Farmer Degree and recently graduated from Warwick High School.

Red Rose Baby Beef & Lamb Club Fred E. Hess Leola R1 Hess FFA Warwick High School

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Soil Conservation Service Neffsville Manheim Township High School Sanford P. Miller Soil & Water Conservation District DHIA Soil & Water Conservation Dist Directors Report State Soil and Water Con Beef & Lamb
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