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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1963

Page

11

Don’t Wait Till The Crop Dies Says Dairyman

A Lancaster Farming reflection warns that drought may threaten water and pastures in Lancaster County. It urges timely irrigation before crops stop growing and notes mothers’ pivotal roles on farms and in families.

Lancaster County

Farmer Favors Wheat Program Letter to the Editor

A letter argues for the 1962 and 1964 wheat programs as improving farm income and stabilizing costs. It criticizes Farm Bureau Federation for missing the collaborative process and cites past subsidies and production limits as context for current referendum debate. The piece promotes cooperation among farm groups to shape yearly wheat policy.

Secretary of Agriculture

Lancaster Farming Contact and Publication Details

Lancaster Farming, Lititz and Lancaster offices, reflects its weekly publication cadence. The editor is Jack Owen and advertising is directed by Robert G. Campbell. Established November 4, 1955, the paper prints every Saturday and is entered as second class matter in Lititz, PA.

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Home as the School of Goodness in May 12 1963 lesson

A Worship At Home lesson argues the home is the best place to learn religion and virtue more than church or school. It frames the home as a School of Goodness where the Word, example, and deeds train children in God’s will, citing Psalm 78 and family life as core.

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Plow Corn Stalks Early To Fight European Corn Borer

Agricultural notes urge corn growers to plow old stalks by mid May to reduce European corn borer infestations. Guidance covers making grass silage from small grains, ensiling timing, and adding preservative forage. For summer pasture, sudan grass Piper is recommended. Fertilizer placement near seeds is advised to protect germination.

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Lancaster Farmer Oerige National Farm Bureau Federation Penna Farmers Ass’n Penns Lititz Main St Lititz, Pa Lancaster Express Jack Owen Robert G. Campbell Mes Era Loti THE BNETS Oreman BY Max Smith Max M. Smith
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