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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1957

Page

14

Lancaster County DHIA Record Form Changes Noted

The new Lancaster County dairy herd form shifts from yearly to lactation based totals and now shows cow barn name and registration number only. It adds herd butterfat average to the Totals for the Month section as the Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. transitions to machine record keeping at year end.

Lancaster County Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Assn

State Farm Pay Improves Slightly For Pennsylvania Hired Workers

A Crop Reporting Service survey shows Pennsylvania farm workers paid more for room and board and other wages as of April 1 1957. Workers with operator provided housing averaged 170 monthly 121 room and board 32 50 weekly 1 hour pay 1 hour location unclear.

Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service

Fruit Trees In Full Bloom Over Weekend

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports thousands of acres of peach and cherry trees in bloom across Adams Franklin York and Berks Lehigh fruit belts. Apple blossoms expected to provide extensive displays over the May weekend. Erie Lake Shore bloom typically 10 days later depending on weather conditions.

Harrisburg Adams-Franklin-York Berks-Lehigh Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture Erie Lake Shore

Two Herbicides Found Safe For Legumes

USDA and state weed specialists report two selective herbicides 4 (2,4-DB) and 4 (MCPB) are safe and effective for weed control in seedling legumes and some crops. They work best as post-emergence foliage treatments and may also be usable as pre-emergence controls based on recent tests.

USDA

Paradise 4-H Club Chooses Year’s Projects

The Paradise Community 4-H Club met at Melvin Stoltzfus home with 16 members and three leaders. Projects include flowers vegetables sweet corn strawberries swine entomology bees capons and more. Victor Plastow showed a film and Carl Shissler presided. Next meeting May 24 at J Wubur Houser’s home. New members are being accepted.

Paradise Community Melvin R. Stoltzfus al Banks Victor Plastow Carl Shissler Glenn Heir Corrine Rohrer

POUNDS OF FEED PER DOZEN EGGS PROMISED BY 314 LB LEGHORN

Advertises the Babcock Bessie laying strain promising high egg yield with favorable feed conversion. Claims 314 pound body weight, about 4 pounds at one year, and consistent production of large eggs. Encourages requesting literature and prices.

Babcock

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