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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1965
Page
11
Reports from Virginia Tech and other experiments discuss using poultry litter as cattle feed with limits for safety and palatability. The column also explores colorful pig related phrases from American language history.
Foreman discusses the danger of self righteousness drawn from Matthew 23. He contrasts professional saints the Pharisees with humble believers, warning that pride severs people from God and others. The piece ends urging readers to attend church.
A Coatesville Co op member writes to Lancaster Farming opposing a merger with Agway. He argues the Co op’s independence protects small poultrymen and fair egg prices, urging readers to share reactions and viewpoints.
The Northern Lancaster County 4 H Dairy Club elected officers at a Thursday meeting at the Production Credit Building. James Kettering was named president with Kenneth Hess as vice president and Carol Ann Hess as secretary. Additional roles include 2025 Oregon Pike assistant secretary Linda Welk and John Kurtz among others. County Council members are James Kettering and Avurril Royer. Officers will meet at Victor Plastow’s home Friday March 26, with the next club meeting set for April 22 at Farm Burgau Buildings.
Advice on soil amendments and fertilizer use for bluegrass pastures. Emphasizes lime applications, nitrogen and potash rates, and caution about leaf sprays. Recommends cover crops growth before plowing and warns against excessive height before tillage.
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