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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1959
Page
11
The article details U S No 1 pork grade specifications by carcass weight and length, back fat thickness, and finish. It explains grade ranges No 1 No 2 No 3 and Med for four weight bands with commentary on fat distribution and meatiness. It notes absence of Federal pork grading for consumers and discusses implications for lean vs fat content and customer expectations.
The Lancaster County Honey Producers Assn holds its annual meeting at Hostetter's in Mt. Joy at 6 30 pm on April 3. Reports from auditing and nominating committees, officer elections for the coming year, and special guest recognitions will occur. William Clarke of Penn State extension will present colored slides of bees at work and honey crops.
Lancaster Farming weekly publication from Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Office and staff details listed including address 15 F Lancaster Penna and contacts for advertising and managing editors. Subscription rates and postal information cited.
Clinton Davidson surveys the farm legislation dispute between Congress and the Administration. Secretary Benson argues high farm prices spur overproduction and storage costs, while Congress warns lower prices would bankrupt small farms and push consolidation. The 1959 crop year faces unsettled policy as planting continues in the South.
A 1859 sermon contrasts emphasis on the empty tomb with focus on the meaning of the Resurrection. It argues that fixing on factual events alone risks missing the spiritual message of Christ living now and the promise beyond death, urging readers to value belief, transformation, and Easter faith.
Max Smith outlines cautions on fertilizer contact with seeds or roots and advises light spring lawn rolling to avoid soil compaction. He also notes when to dock spring lambs and the benefits for sanitary standards and market readiness, stressing early tail docking and a unified timing for sale.
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