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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1957
Page
2
Q and A on repossession remedies for late appliance payments and bank actions, whether a real estate transfer can skip agents, and child support after nine months of separation. Answers cover default obligations, deed and agreement needs, and establishing nonaccess to avoid paternity.
New shade and ornamental trees are under development nationwide at nurseries and botanical gardens. The National Arboretum in Washington led by Henry T Skinner notes limits of current species and cites breeding programs producing adaptable hybrids like a red and silver maple cross. propagation lags due to scarce material. several years needed for saleable trees.
Assistant County Agent Victor Plastow urges dairymen to trim long heifer hooves before pasture season. He notes neglected hoof care causes back weight on the heels and strain on joints, recommending careful削 trimming, shaping, and leveling of the sole with knives chisels or a sander.
Trenton New Jersey report cites Northeastern poultrymen cutting fall egg flock plans by about 30 percent after three months of low prices. Harold Klahold of the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council warns that spring chick sales are dangerously low, forecasting high egg prices later but noting a boom bust cycle harms both farmers and consumers.
Officials note January and February egg type chick sales averaged 26 percent below last year. March 1 incubators were nearly the same as 1956, while overall chick buying faced a sharp fall. Fall and winter egg supplies depend on shifts in remaining production and hens nearing sale. Broilers and turkeys show ample supplies at reasonable prices.
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