Force Ourselves To Help Ourselves On Tuberculosis Fight
Lancaster County farmers are urged to act decisively against Bovine Tuberculosis as cases rise in Pennsylvania. Dr Samuel Guss, Penn State extension veterinarian, notes a fourfold increase over two years and calls for stricter enforcement and self discipline to eradicate the disease from every herd. Farmers are advised to adopt needed measures now.
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National Egg Month Observed For Ninth Consecutive Year
The Poultry and Egg National Board sponsors National Egg Month to promote egg use and move more eggs from farm to table. The campaign aims to counter publicity about negatives and highlight the wholesomeness of farm fresh foods with the theme Eggs For Get Up and Go.
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Poultry and Ege National Board
We’ve Just Got To Get Organized One
A reflective piece notes increasing disorder in daily life and work. The narrator admits repeated failure to achieve organization while insisting the need to organize remains urgent.
Lancaster Farming: Lancaster County News Updates Dreamt
The fragmentary page lists Lancaster Farming with a Lititz office and editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell. It notes a November 4 1996 establishment and 2 per year subscription details and various clerical contact mentions.
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FE Main
Lititz
Lanncaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lanceaster-Varming
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Pob- Nehers Association
National Haitorial Association
Confusion Reigns in Seed Corn Choices Says 1961 Study
A Penn State survey of 1961 found 142 Central Pennsylvania farmers planted 147 hybrid varieties. Four hybrids were planted on 25+ acres, representing 71 percent of acres. Stalk breakage and soft corn were the main problems reported. 30 seed companies supplied the hybrids, with many farmers unable to recall specific varieties.
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Pennnsylvania State University
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Human Hogs Lesson on Greed and Covetousness
A 1962 lesson outlines greed as covetousness, noting two kinds of hogs. It contrasts harmless desire with hogging wealth or power, using biblical allusion to illustrate how greed ignores others and can drive destructive actions.
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James
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Jesus
Christ
Dasvision of Christianducation
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Early Pasture Push and Farm Sprays Urged
Farmers are urged to push pasture growth with a nitrogen application of 39 to 10 pounds per acre in late March or early April while applying to about one acre per animal to avoid excess forage. Spring seed and fertilizer supplies should be stocked to prevent planting delays. fruit tree sprays should follow schedules. and wild weed control via 2 4 D ester is advised for dairy pastures to protect milk flavor.
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