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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1966

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Pullet Program Hearing Set for May 10 in Harrisburg

An agricultural hearing will occur on May 10 in Room 305, State Agricultural Building, Harrisburg, regarding the adoption of a Pennsylvania approved pullet growing program. The program defines an approved pullet as a strain of budstrown kept in Department-approved breeding and growing quarters with documented sanitation and disease prevention practices. Rearing is scheduled to begin at 1 pm.

Pennsylvania Lancaster County Swcd ASCS Manheim Pike Lancaster Dept of Agr Harrisbug

Grace Mine Shows Pollution Prevention In Water System

Grace Mine in Morgantown Berks County, a Bethlehem Steel subsidiary, earns praise from Muddy Creek farmers after a pollution protest meeting for its prevention practices. The mine draws water from Back Creek Clarke Creek and underground sources to process ore and supply 900 workers as it ships concentrate to Bethlehem furnaces.

James H. Runyon Grace Mine Mill Pond Back Creek Conestoga L. F Morgantown Berks Chester County Bethlehem Steel Grace Bethlehem Back

Buy Your Own Steer Plan Debated by 4-H Beef Club

A lively debate at Rohrerstown Elementary School centered on allowing Red Rose 4 H Baby Beef Club members to buy their own steers versus continuing the current distribution method. Larry Weaver of New Holland argued two points supporting the plan, citing fair pricing for tail ends and the availability of locally bought calves, while Melvin Rohrer of Lititz challenged the change noting calves are carefully screened by club leaders.

Rohrerstown Elementary School Spea’ng Larry Weaver New Holland Ai Res Rose Club Melvin Rohrer Lititz

Farm Groups Back McGovern Resolution

Two farm agencies, including a national group, went on record this week in support of Senator George McGovern’s resolution recently introduced in the U.S. Senate. The National Farmers Union urged quick Congressional passage of the measure.

National George McGovern U.S. Senate National Farmers Union Senate

35th Birthday Celebration For NEPPCO Set

More than forty federal legislators will attend the 35th Birthday Reception for NEPPCO in Washington on May 10. Senator Hugh Scott hosts the event honoring NEPPCO president Harry P Metz of Belleville.

Neppco Northeastern Poultry Producers Council Washington Richard I Ammon Hugh Scott Rpa Harry P. Metz Belleville Con

Final County Report Details 629 Farmers in Diversion Plan

Final county report shows 629 Lancaster County farmers joining a diversion program to idle 6140 acres from winter wheat and feed grains this year. The land may be used for cover crops but cannot be cropped this year.

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Lancaster County

New Crop and Livestock Summary Cover Features County Girl

The Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service released its new annual crop and livestock summary. The eye catching cover features Donna Hess, 13 year old daughter of Elvin Hess Jr of Strasburg Al, from Lancastrians notice.

Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service Donna Hess Elvin Hess, Jr Strasburg

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