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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1962
Page
11
USDA engineers have developed a forced concrete mix intended for constructing farm buildings. The new method aims to enhance strength and durability, improving shelter and storage facilities on farms.
Lawn experts say fertilizer is the key to a healthy lawn providing nitrogen phosphorus and potash. Slow release nitrogen and ureaform rich blends help prevent burn and improve growth when applied 34 to 40 pounds per thousand square feet with thorough watering and even coverage.
The article notes over 700 outbreaks in 46 states and Puerto Rico, states there is no cure for hog cholera, and emphasizes vaccines as safe and effective when used properly. It recommends vaccinating pigs about two weeks after weaning since animals are easier to handle and protection lasts before shipment.
Harold Neigh, former Penn State extension consumer information specialist, says marketing costs now exceed half the retail prime of farm produced foods and will keep rising. He notes transport costs will stay stable while labor, fares, advertising, and packaging costs continue upward.
On June 2 1962 at 1 PM at RD 1 Wrightsville PA near Craley the executors of the Victor Resline estate offer 41 acre farm with 8 room frame house large barn hog pen tobacco shed for inspection call Wrightsville 255-4240 or Red Lion 246-5056 Immediate possession offered Also at the same time and place horse drawn farm equipment and household goods. not responsible for accidents. Executors Jacob A Gilbert Howard L Resline. Clerk Shirley J Gilbert. Atty Raymond R Smith.
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