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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1975

Page

2

Milk Market Expanded to Cover 14 Counties in PA and MD

Dairymen in 13 Pennsylvania counties and Washington County Maryland vote 97 percent to expand Federal Order 4. Effective after June 1, prices will be paid to all farmers in the expanded area regardless of marketing method, with changes in Class I pricing and blend calculations noted for shippers and cooperatives.

Pennsylvania Maryland Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington Bucks Montgomery Adams Chester Cumberland Dauphin Franklin Fulton Juniata Lancaster Lebanon Perry York Washington County

Freestone Peach Bill Introduced by Pa Congressman

Pennsylvania congressman Joseph Vigorito introduces a bill to fund freestone peach research and education via a small per bushel assessment paid by producers. The plan refunds nonparticipants and targets productivity through soil fertilization breeding and disease prevention plus marketing improvements.

Pennsylvania Joseph Vigorito House Ag Committee Freestone Peach Commonwealth

Land and Water Adequate to Year 2000 Says USDA

U S land and water resources are adequate to meet domestic and foreign demand for food and fiber at least until the year 2000. The USDA pamphlets warn that agriculture uses most of the land and water and stress careful planning and efficient use of these resources.

U.S USDA

Wentink Named Eggman of the Year by UEP

Hendrink Henk Wentink assistant to the president of Pennfield Corp was honored as Eggman of the Year by United Egg Producers for chairing the National Commission on Egg Nutrition. He accepted the award from Pretoria by trans Atlantic phone as part of the presentation. His opposition to the AMA anti egg campaign drew national attention.

Hendrink Henk” Wentink Pennfield Corp Wentink United Egg Producers National Commission On Egg Nutrition Pretoria South Africa American Medical Association

No Hiding Place Lesson From Psalm 139

A sermon notes there is no hiding from God as Jonah learned and the Psalmist declares. It recounts God’s omnipresence from heaven to Sheol and urges surrender to God’s scrutiny with Search me O God and know my heart.

Jonah God Israel Sheol

Farm Calendar and Rye Silage Tips for Livestock

Farmers receive seasonal guidance on drenching sheep for parasites and rotating pastures every two to three weeks to curb stomach worms. The rye silage section advises cutting at boot to early heading for best palatability and nutrients, with wilting and field conditioning crucial, plus optional energy additives. Event listings cover local meetings and dinners from May 4 to May 10, with a closing religious note.

Timely Precaution for Dairies and Corn Planting

A Pennsylvania extension notice urges dairy operators to re test all purchased animals and segregate them until negative results are received to prevent brucellosis spread from Canada and other states. It also warns against rushing farm tasks and stresses careful planter adjustments for corn amid a large upcoming crop.

Canada Pennsylvania Sam Guss Penn State

Early Milkers Not Productive at Lebanon Fairgrounds

The article recalls 18th century dairy yields described by Israel Acrelius. Colonial cows produced about two quarts twice daily when pastures were fair, far below modern levels of 25 to 75 quarts. Improvements followed after 1790 with forage crops and early breeding changes around 1800.

Israel Acrelius

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Freestone SPEA Jan Ust BY Lawrence Lancaster County Conservancy Chickies Rock Ayrshire Masonic Homes Elizabethtown Lancaster County Conservation District Lancaster Farm and Home Center J. Lin Huber Lebanon Valley Expo Corp Division of Christian Education National Council of the Churches of Christ U.S.A Community Press Service Max Smith County Agr Agent Telephone Lebanon Fairgrounds
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