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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1977
Page
1
In this issue a collage of notes on farm stead activity and county entries features FFA groups Manor and coFFA events. It mentions vegetables beef and poultry sections with regional sales and DHIA data hints.
Strong turnout expected as public hearing aimed to settle Barley farm controversy gathers at State College Auditorium. A legal defense fund named Save Our Farms Fund forms with trustees Amos Funk Charles Rohrer and Dennis Cox to support Bar Brothers. Donations directed to Commonwealth National Bank Lancaster Main Square.
The Tuesday announcement from Ono Pa signals a milk price support increase that spurs concern among dairy farmers and local processors. Officials, unions, and industry groups warn of rising costs, potential shortages, and market instability.
Warren Leininger of Blue Ball Lancaster County is honored by the Swine Producers Association for 32 years in pork production. He served as Lincoln 4-H Pig Club leader for 25 years and helped build youth involvement while raising spotted Poland Chinas. The group presented him and his wife a gift in his long service to the organization.
Herbert Wessel Jr. of the Board presides as several hundred members gather at Hunt Valley Inn in Cockeysville for the annual meeting. The chief topics are a proposed joint venture with Interstate Milk Producers and other strategic plans facing the cooperative.
National Commission on Egg Nutrition chair Wentink reports easing cholesterol controversy for poultry industry while acknowledging ongoing debate. He notes medical opinion gradually shifts toward cholesterol diet considerations and urges balanced rebuttals during educational seminars in Lancaster.
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