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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1973

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Use Value Assessment For Farms Examined

A Pennsylvania referendum on use value assessment could allow municipalities to grant tax breaks for agricultural land. Penn State economist Dr Donald J Epp summarized a study showing mixed effects, with potential tax rises in some farms but possible long term gains as reassessments occur. Lancaster County, eight counties studied, Bucks and Chester saw spikes in some cases.

Pennsylvania Farm and Home Center Farm and Home Foundation Donald J Epp Penn State Epp Lancaster County Lancaster Bucks Chester New Jersey

Armstrongs Honored for Conservation Efforts in Lancaster County

The Armstrongs farm in Liberty Square, southern Lancaster County, owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong, is up for sale. They received the Lancaster County Conservation District Outstanding Cooperator award for 1973 for their conservation work, including contour strips, terraces, and waterways that improved soil and yields. The piece notes the farm's three generation history and Armstrong's decision last year to retire from active farming.

Robert Armstrong Kevin Liberty Square Armstrongs Lancaster County Conservation District Lancaster County Grant Heilman Conservation District Mt. Joy Armstrong Bob Armstrong County Soil and Conservation Service

Farmer Seminar Explores Liquid Manure Systems

Roger Grout of the Penn State Extension Service led a Tuesday seminar at the Farm and Home Center on liquid manure handling. He advised mixing manure with wastewater for storage and spreading when soil is active, noting deep storage pits below barns as practical for close confinement beef and some dairy operations.

Roger Grout Grout Penn State Extension Service Zimmerman Industries, Inc Ephrata R1

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