Scholarships and livestock show highlight Lancaster farming update
Lancaster Farming reports three new $200 per year scholarships for Penn State College of Agriculture students. It covers hog show results with Millarden Farms and Masonic Homes Farm winning grand and reserve titles at the Lancaster County Market Hog Show. Wheat fields of local agricultural groups and 4 H clubs note leadership changes and a nationwide Agriculture Hall of Fame site chosen near Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State College of Agriculture
Hamershire
Millarden Farms
Annville
Lancaster County
Masonic Homes Farm
E-town
Millarden
Stauffer Pomestead Farm
East Ear
MHF
Stauffer
Berkshire
H. B. Endslow and Sons
Marietta
Hampshire
Kansas City
Kansas
Westport
University of Kansas
Lawrence
American Agriculture Hall of Fame
Trial Without Jury in Administrative Courts Debate
Clinton Davidson notes Congress reviews quasijudicial agencies like the ICC FTC CAA SEC for lack of ordinary court procedures. Critics urge full court standards with discipline, open hearings, and abstention when evidence is not fully read to avoid voided decisions and abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
ICC
FTC
CAA
SEC
House Judiciary and
Legislative Oversight Committees
Code of Ethics
Agene
United States Court of Appals
District of Columbia
Lancaster Farming Weekly Publication Details
Lancaster Farming published weekly from Lancaster Pennsylvania with offices in Lancaster and Mont Joy. Editor Dan McGrew and Business Manager Robert G Campbell oversee operations. Established November 4 1933 the paper prints every Saturday and charges $2 per year or $5 for three years with single copies at 6 cents.
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Lancaster County
Lancaster
Penna
North Duke
Lancaster Express
Dan McGrew
Robert G Campbell
Qancaster Farming
Lancaster Pa
Mont Joy
Tron
Fal A
Ean
Thy Will Be Done Lesson for March 8 1959
Reflection on Gethsemane emphasizes Jesus prayer under deep distress and the call to accept God’s will. The speaker notes the church’s memory of human emotion and urges believers to approach trials with submission to the Father’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gethsemane
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Saul
Damascus Road
Dark Gethseman
Time to Topdress Winter Wheat and Hay Quality Tips
The article advises topdressing winter wheat with 30 to 40 pounds of nitrogen per acre to boost growth, notes differences by soil type, and stresses hay finishing with a hay conditioner and barn finisher. It warns about internal parasites in cattle, recommends ewe exercise and molasses for lambs, and urges buying top quality seeds from reliable dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midi
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Pennsylvania
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pennsylvania State University
Tier
Clarence S. Bryner
George W. Gorsline
Bill Maule
Q-ville
Kirkwood
Jack Hastings
Mary Ann Johnson
Quarryville RD
Don Miller
Oxford RD
Wayne B. Rentschler
Lampeter
York
Lebanon
Blair
Berks
FFA
Judy Buch
Ephrata RD
New Holland 4
Red Rose
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
Springfield
Mass
Clinton Davidson
U. In
Lancaster Farming
Christ
Heay
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Comners of Christ
Deane Mea
Dr. Foreman
BY Max Smith
Eney
Max’ Smit
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