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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1967
Page
15
Opinion page argues against National Farmers Organization milk withholding and dumping to influence contracts, warning it harms farmers' image and may not solve price woes. Also covers timber scam warnings in Lancaster County and welcomes reader letters on the topic. Spring forecasts and local sports mention robin sightings and baseball scores.
Letter from Lancaster Farming readers thanks the College of Agriculture for inviting junior and senior high school staff to its Open House on May. The editors commend efforts to inform teachers and administrators about agricultural careers and urge continued outreach to counselors and school officials.
Allied expands in Lancaster County with a three year old plant west of Lancaster city distributing health products. The move follows continued site operations and regional distribution emphasis.
Ty Spring will move into Lancaster County next week with temperatures well below normal averaging 51 to 32 degrees. Snow showers are expected to persist for most of the next five days with precipitation not exceeding one tenth of an inch when melted.
The article argues Jesus sought obedience to God's will not martyrdom. He prayed to remove the cup yet accepted suffering if required. God gave Jesus a mission on a collision course with human will, making His death a purposeful witness of love, not a tragic ending.
Early spring control of garlic including 2,4-D treatment and three successive spring applications to eradicate it. Reducing feed waste due to equipment or handling errors. Enhancing permanent pastures with lime and fertilizer to boost carrying capacity and feed nutrients.
At a Soil and Water Conservation banquet at a local hall a Reverend Bernhard had his raincoat swapped for a London Fog coat of a different size. Worry centers on the mix up with the pastor, who will be contacted about the incident.
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