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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1966
Page
11
Lancaster Farming discusses rising outdoor recreation and farm tourism potential in Lancaster County including campsites and farm vacations. It also notes USDA's Pestina, a new insect symbol to represent foreign pests, replacing public attention from Smokey Bear in anti pest campaigns.
The April 1966 average uniform price for Order No 4 milk rose to 5.36 per hundredweight, up 43 cents from April 1965 and the highest April return yet. Class I price gained 46 cents to 5.86, with USDA suspending 600 near Apr 1 and 580 after Apr 10.
Lancaster Farming is a weekly farm paper based in Lititz Pennsylvania. It lists P Q Box 266 Lititz address second class mail and editor Don Timmons along with advertising director Robert G Campbell. Subscription price 2 in Lancaster County 3 elsewhere. Established November 4 1955. Published every Saturday.
A 1966 lesson compares the United States to a rich man awakening to affluence. It warns wealth tests character, cites biblical cautions against riches, and urges disciplined virtue to avoid societal decay. It notes that prosperity can mask problems and that responsibility remains crucial.
The rise of affordable newspapers in the United States began with the New York Sun debuting on September 3, 1833, transforming access to news for a broad public.
The article urges extreme care in atrazine use to control grasses in corn and warns of residue damage to following crops like small grain and tobacco. It also advises wilting silage to replace preservatives, timing for alfalfa fertilization, and rigorous hygiene for farm spray operations to avoid unlabelled containers and ensure proper rates and timing.
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