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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1959

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4-H Electric Club Demonstrations Lead to County Round Up

4 H electric club members Armstrong Dru, J David Awe, and Elaine phiata attended a Lancaster County 4 H demonstration night in the auditorium to select teams for the county fall Round Up. Judges evaluated each team on individual ra tam ability and completed projects. Lapp earned first in Second Year division for a FM radio tuner and Lieder received honors for a ceramic work.

Armstrong Dru J. David Awe Lancaster County Insylvania Elaine Phiata Legion Ratam

Recast Weather Office notes and awards credits

The Weather Bureau update notes slightly cooler conditions with fair skies and a warming trend expected by Tuesday. Judge Ralph Patterson and PSU agriculture engineer are cited. Armstrong and Hess earned second place in year work with lamps and stands, with Hess at 1749 Old Philadelphia Pike.

Weather Bureau Ralph Patterson PSU Armstrong Elsianne Hess Old Philadelphia Pike

Conservation Contractors School Set

Amos Funk of the Lancaster County Soil Conservation District announces a heavy equipment operators training meeting on April 1 at 8:00 pm in the Lancaster County Farm Bureau auditorium Dillerville Road. The session covers plans for permanent conservation practices including ponds, terraces, waterways and open drains and explains specifications under the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Program. Dorothy Y. Neel urges all heavy equipment owners and operators to attend, especially those considering purchase orders.

Amos Funk Millersville Lancaster County Soil Conservation District Lancaster County Farm Bureau Dillerville Road Dorothy Y. Neel ASC

Winter Oats and Barley Damage Report and Plans

Field inspectors reported winter oats near total loss with some hardy oats underperforming. Winter barley damage ranges 10 to 35 percent, winter wheat 5 to 15 percent, all due to cold from Thanksgiving to March 15 with minimal snow cover. Sloat advised inspecting fields, possible replanting with soybeans and corn, and notes some green from Timothy. Victor Plastow, Lancaster County Agent, will attend the 1959 National Extension Service Summer School at Colorado State University from June 15 to July 3 with plans for farm visits and potential national park sight‑seeing.

Sloat Floyd Imes Farm Bureau Manheim David €Assel Imes Lebanon County Lancaster County Leecomte Dubois Victor Paslow National Extension Service Colorado State University Fort Collins Colorado Plastow

National conservation policy urged for every farm

A 1959 statement from the Natl Assoc of Soul Conservation Districts calls for a complete conservation plan on every farm or ranch. It argues coordinated programs reduce costs and boost yields, urging government support through technical help credit and cost sharing to maximize conservation outcomes.

Natl Assoc of Soul

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