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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1964
Page
11
A delegation of farm editors visits the White House and meets President Johnson. They tour private rooms, share talks on crops and policy, and hear Rosenthal argue that farm bills depend on urban lawmakers and a shift in farming’s role.
A May 17 1964 Take A Stand lesson argues alcohol dangers extend from biblical times to modern complex society. It links rising alcoholism to fast paced life and high pressure, noting rising numbers and social harm while urging responsible restraint.
Rep Benjamin Rosenthal of New York City tells National Newspaper Farm Editors this week that the farm problem may be beyond human capability. He argues the challenge requires new approaches and bigger roles for policy makers.
Prices received by six commonwealth farmers for farm products in mid April dropped 3 percent from mid March, higher than the usual 2 percent seasonal decline. Declines were mainly due to lower wholesale milk and egg prices, with potatoes and apples from storage partially offsetting the drop.
The Lancaster Farming weekly edition lists editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell with mailing addresses in Lancaster and Lititz Pennsylvania. It shows office locations at 22 East Main Street Lititz and P O Box numbers and gives advertising contact numbers.
The notice discusses ivy poison ivy control with 2,4-D or benomyl like substances, pasture clipping after grazing, avoiding seed production by mowing, atrazine use caution for corn and cover crops, sealing silage after storage, and varied shrub care for drainage and resilience.
The article explains that port certificates will be valued at 25 cents per bushel, while domestic certificates are set at 45 percent of the farm's normal product. The export certificate follows a 45 percent basis as well, tied to an audition.
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