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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1977

Page

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Farmers rally to stop garbage dump in Lancaster County

About 300 farmers and public officials gathered at the John and Abram Bailey farm to oppose the Lancaster Refuse Authority plan to turn 58 acres of prime farmland into a garbage dump. House Ag Committee chairman Paul Yahner urged residents to view the site as the Garden Spot, not a garbage spot, amid broad support to keep the Baileys’ land.

Dieter Krieg Washington Boro Pennsylvania House Agriculture Committee John and Abram Bailey Here Lancaster Refuse Authority LARA Ag Committee Paul Yahner Cambria County Lancaster County Barley Brothers Creswell Lancaster Lancaster Area Refuse Authority

Community protests pressure on LARA and county officials

Representative Marvin Miller Jr. and attorney James Heinley urged public support to pressure LARA and county commissioners. Farmers gathered at the Barley farm by mid morning, with a bus chartered by the House Ag Committee arriving last. Paul Yahner led off, calling it a people issue not political.

Marvin Miller Jr Baileys James F. Heinley Lara Miller House Ag Committee Paul Yahner

Dairy market pressures hit Lancaster farmers as strikes ripple

Economist Dr. Paul Hand at the Inter-State Milk Producers annual District 5 meeting notes a turbulent six months shaped by fallout publicity, a harsh winter, energy crisis, and supermarket strikes within the cooperative area. Milk shipments to western Pennsylvania and Ohio continue with minimal per-farm impact.

Dieter Krieg Lancaster Paul Hand Dr. Hand

Dairymen Lose Milk Market To New Holland Farms

More than 100 dairy farmers in York Adams and Cumberland counties receive letters announcing that on April 5 milk pickups to New Holland Farms Inc. will cease. The cutoffs affect farms west of the Susquehanna River due to rising hauling costs. Some had sold to Graybills, Inc. before its plant closed for environmental upgrades.

New Holland Farms Inc New Holland Susquehanna River Graybills, Inc York Graybills Department of Environmental Resources New Holland Farms Ab

LeHi members review progress and problems

Lehigh Valley Farmers Cooperative in New Holland reports a projected loss of about 300000 for the year, improved from 1.8 million last year and 3.2 million two years ago. President Robert P. Barry cites past problem solving spending and notes Lansdale and Schuylkill Haven fluid milk plants posted profits while the cheese operation remains less draining.

New Holland LeHigh Valley Farmers Cooperative Barry Lansdale Schuykill

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