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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1963
Page
11
Farmers voiced a clear vote against the wheat program. The piece argues legislators will take the landslide rejection as a call to keep hands off for a year, urging farmers to craft a workable plan or face market competition and possible exits from farming.
Opinion piece argues dairy regulations may force some dairymen out of business while health rules protect markets. Supports modern methods for quality, questions unequal rules across milk sheds, and notes shifts in delivery and packaging trends including comic cartons from Foremost Dairies and new sour cream production by Battelle Memorial Institute.
Elizabethtown FFA members prepare 29 hogs for the market show and sale at the Green Dragon auction barn on July 30. Advisor Elvin Hess leads the vocational agriculture program and chapter.
Lancaster Farming weekly paper notes its farm focus and offices in Lititz and Lancaster. Publisher details include Jack Owen as editor and Robert G. Campbell as advertising director, with establishment dated November 4, 1955.
Devotional reading emphasizes worship as public testimony confession of sin and planning for church attendance. It argues true worship combines belief in God and daily Christian living, urging readers to attend next Sunday at 10 45 A.M. for spiritual renewal and mercy of God.
Farmers are urged to harvest hay at specific maturity stages to preserve feed nutrients and to wilt silage to 50 70 percent moisture for best quality. If direct cut is used add beet pulp or corn chop. Tobacco fields should be sprayed 3 to 7 days before planting to prevent wireworm and cutworm damage using chlor dane or heptachlor. Proper pasture management follows recent rains with growth in grasses and weeds near seed heads.
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