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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1962
Page
15
A Lancaster Farming letter argues against blanket quotas and government control. It warns price supports can backfire and predicts that unfettered supply and demand may chaos markets, urging realism, fair returns, and careful consideration before pursuing programs.
Harrisburg reports the Joint State Government Commission will study the distribution of state funds to agricultural fairs for premium payments. The 3997 legislature authorized higher funding and set eligibility rules, including limits per tam and per county, to stimulate livestock and horticulture production and youth involvement.
Lancaster Farming a farming weekly from Lititz Pennsylvania lists offices and editors with historical details. It notes circulation and pricing while identifying staff including Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell in a 1955 publication context.
Fertilizer and seed should be kept apart to avoid seed burn and reduced germination. Place fertilizer to the side and below seeds, or one to two inches away. In dairy care, feed and manure vary by cow. monitor rations to improve milk output and efficiency. Spring oats should be planted late March to early April for best yields in southeastern Pennsylvania with specific seeding rates for oats. Early spring is best for spraying wild garlic and pasture care.
A devotional piece discusses truth telling rooted in the Ten Commandments. It contrasts truth with falsehood, warns against mixed truth, and urges careful speech guided by kindness, usefulness, and personal integrity before God and others.
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