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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1973

Page

4

WwaTT SAVERS. LAAN in the Kitchen

PP&L urges all 865 000 customers to conserve energy with simple at home changes. Cook in the oven rather than on the range surface, since the surface unit stays on constantly while the oven uses its insulated thermostat efficiently.

Feed Costs In Perspective Planning For This Year’s Crop

Local Ag Teachers advise reevaluating cropping plans due to adverse weather delaying corn and soybeans. High winter prices for shelled corn and alfalfa raise gross values per acre, suggesting carrying some alfalfa fields over to offset production costs and weather risks.

Corn Mississippi Ohio

Protein Cost Per Hundred Pounds From Feeds Compared

James S. White of Elizabethtown High School analyzes feed protein costs. Soybean oil meal at 50 percent protein costs 28 dollars per hundred pounds. Alfalfa at 16 percent protein costs 25 dollars per hundred pounds. Corn energy implies about 43 dollars per hundred pounds of protein. He suggests reevaluating feeding programs and non protein nitrogen use.

Midwest James S. White Elizabethtown High School Checkerboard Dairy

Fix-It Fip Drawer Jams in Warm Weather

Warm weather causes drawer slides to swell from moisture. Rub paraffin or grease on sliding parts to reduce sticking. If needed, sand lightly to free a jam but avoid removing too much wood. Do not force a stuck drawer. If slightly open, place a light bulb inside on an extension to shrink the wood and ease operation.

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