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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1957

Page

13

Bill Introduced In House to Allow Feeding Home Raised Wheat

Pennsylvania poultry farmers may feed home grown wheat to chicks without wheat allotment penalties under H.R. 271 proposed by Kenneth B. Keating. NEPPCO officials call it a move against autocratic regulation, aiming to exempt poultry and livestock raisers from allotment rules on on farm grain use. The council pursues a nationwide campaign, urging constituents from Maine to Ohio to lobby Congress.

Palmyra Pennsylvania House of Representatives Kenneth B. Keating N. Y Larry Kegerreis Northeastern Poultry Producers Council Kegerreis New York Council Neppco Maine Virginia Ohio Congress

Grange backs bills easing school bus use for activities

S Ralph Warner of Lancaster County Pomona Grange No 71 says the Grange supports House Bills 204 and 205 in Harrisburg. The bills would allow school districts to reuse their own buses for extracurriculars like basketball trips and field visits, reducing costs and avoiding PU C hired buses.

S. Ralph Warner Lancaster Co Pomona Grange Harrisburg Warner Public Utilities Commission

New Farm Bureau Feed Mill Opens With Modern Equipment

Open house at the new Farm Bureau mill in New Holland runs 7 a m to 6 p m on April 3. The facility replaces a fire damaged building and features bulk grain storage, air lift delivery, auto cleaning and weighing systems, a gyro whip dresser, a weigh buggy, belt conveyors, two 2 ton mixers, a hammermill, a molasses mixer, a computer grader, and standard feeds including 14 percent dairy and 32 percent steer supplements.

Farm Bureau New Holland

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