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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1958

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Soil District President Predicts 1958 to Be Biggest Year Ever

Lancaster County Soil Conservation District president Amos H Funk predicts 1958 will be the biggest year yet, citing National Plowing Matches Conservation Exposition and Conservation Week. He urged farmers to extend rotations, study costs, build 50 new ponds, and press two northern farms to terrace and divert, as Leeland H Bull outlined Hershey events with a queen of the furrow and brucellosis progress.

Soil District League of Women Voters Lancaster County Soil Conservation District Amos H Funk Millersville Funk Hostetter’s Mt Joy Leeland H Bull Hershey Philadelphia Henry Hackman Manheim State Soil Conservation Association Bull Hackman Pennsylvania New York City Mississippi Harrisburg Wayne B. Rentschler

New Foods Lunch Feature at Food Council Meeting

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Food Marketing Advisory Council will host a new foods luncheon March 26 and 27 near Gettysburg. Impartial tasters will evaluate foods made from vegetable fats and other substitutes against established products to gauge consumer preference and future promotional patterns.

New Foods Food Council Harrisburg Pennsylvania Food Marketing Advisory Council Here John L. Rainey Bureau of Markets State Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Rainey Midwest Ramey

Wheel Track Planting of Corn May Work Here in Loose Drained Soils

Pennsylvania farmers and Penn State agronomists report wheel track planting may suit loose well drained soils. In tight soils water may puddle, so the method should not be encouraged there. traditional seedbed prep remains costly and can harm soil structure and increase erosion.

Pennsylvania Chester County Robert A Powers, Jr Penn State Powers

Lancaster Chamber Plans Farm Program Boost

A Lancaster Chamber task group proposed a 3 point plan including an annual Farm City Week observance and a BIEA Day to strengthen farming ties. The group urged close contact with Conestoga Valley Assn and Extension Service and recommended a standing agriculture committee. The next meeting is April 15 at 45 East Orange Street.

Lancaster Chamber of Commerce FFA Lancaster Lester Brubaker Walter Dunlap Lancaster Chamber Chamber Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Conestoga Valley Assn Agricultural Extension Service County Agricultural Council Hershey East Orange St

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