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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1961

Page

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County 40 Years of Service Honored by 300 Farmers

Harry Sloat, retired county agricultural extension agent, was praised by 300 friends, former colleagues, and Penn State extension specialists at a Wednesday banquet in Garden Spot County. Wife Emma L. Carey was cited as his strength during four decades of service and a hospital stay.

Gareden Spot Sloat Emma L. Carey Harold R McCulloch Pennsylvania State University Extension Service Harry Sloat McCulloch Asate Caster County

Kauffman Herd Tops DHIA January Records

Kauffman herd led the Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association in January with 1408 pounds average cow milk production and 4.2 percent butterfat, 60 pounds per cow. Runner up was C Kreider’s 23 registered Holsteins at Akers Quarryville, 1532 pounds total with 3.8 fat and 59 pounds per cow. Burke the Holstein in Titus M. Hurst’s Lititz herd posted 24021 pounds milk for 305 days. Two Lancaster County farmers, B Snavely Garber and John Melhorn, were elected to 3 year terms on the Eastern States Farmers' Exchange board.

Ert Kauffman Manheim al C. Kreider Co. Akers Quarryville Ri Curtis Akers Lancaster County Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange B. Snavely Garber Wil

Tobacco Seed To Be Treated At County Meetings

Lancaster County Extension announces next week seed cleaning and treatment for tobacco growers. On Tuesday March 14 meetings will offer treatment of up to 1 quart per grower using silver nitrate with one rinse, at three locations including Washington Boro, Witmer, and Lititz area farms, with a small materials charge.

Lancaster County Extension Service Clyde K. Eshelman Washington Boro Letort Witmer Clayton Sangrey Lititz Manheim Erb’s Church

Green Eggs Promoting Hen Industry On St Patrick Day

Lancaster County Poultry Association teams with the Sertoma Club to give away bright green hard cooked eggs on Lancaster square for National Egg Month. Spring Glen Farm Kitchen and Stevens House chef prepare egg dishes for a Sertoma luncheon with seven eggs per diner. Mayors and county officials attend as Eugene Cassel leads the promotion committee. The day also features the Annual Hog Show and Sale by the Swine Producers Association with judging at 9:00 am and auction at 1:00 pm at Lancaster Stock Yards conducted by Lancaster Livestock Exchange led by Abe Diffenbach.

Saint Patrick’s Lancaster County Poultry Association County Association Lancaster Sertoma Club Lancaster Spring Glen Farm Kitchen Ephrata Stevens House Sertoma Club Thomas Monaghan Pennsylvania Poultry Federation Eugene Cassel The Poultry Assn Lancaster County Swine Producers Association Lancaster Stock Yards

Milking Systems Demonstrated At Dairy Day

Ivan E Parkin from Penn State Extension told Lancaster County farmers that milking injury is a leading cause of mastitis in dairy cattle. He cited defective milking equipment and poor management as the main causes and demonstrated Penn State's new mobile milking machine at the Leola Memorial fire hall.

Ivan E Parkin Pennsylvania State University Lancaster County Leola Memorial Parkin Penn State

Five Day Weather Forecast: Mild to Cooler with Showers

Temperatures over the next five days hover near normal from 31 at night to 50 in the afternoons. Mild today with seasonable conditions Sunday and Tuesday, cooler Monday and Wednesday. Precipitation expected around 0.2 to 0.6 inches, mainly showers late Tuesday or early Wednesday.

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Kauffman D.H.I.A Oultry Center Roseville Conservation District Art House Orshire - Jersey Roselle Road New Holland Penn Manor Ffa Athies Penn Manorigh School Southern Mestoga Farm Service Maryville Pen Hor Manor Agri Lampeter Cm Ffa Manheim Central School Elizabethtown Donegal H. Ss Hog Y County Law- Stock Yards Didairy Sparc & On Cocalico and Valley Ffa Pequea Val Low Street John Melhorn Mount Joy B. Snavely Garber Ected Melhorn John E. Melhorn Swine Assn Lancaster Livestock Exchange Abe Diffenbach
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