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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1976

Page

4

Pennsylvania crops benefited by moisture despite limited fieldwork

Leaf beetle activity and spraying begin as soil moisture arrives in central counties. By May 22, Pennsylvania reports 95 percent of fieldwork completed, eight days ahead of last year, with corn 75 percent planted and oats nearly finished in the north.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service Northern Commonwealth Central

Sunshine Bill for Farmers advances in Harrisburg

Rep Kenneth Brandt says HB 2392 the Sunshine Bill for Farmers would require yearly co op audits give members power to remove directors and allow state oversight. The measure would fund educational seminars by Penn State to educate cooperative directors and is moving to the House floor.

Harrisburg Kenneth E. Brandt Lancaster House Agriculture Committee Brandt Agriculture Committee Lehigh Valley Farmers Cooperative Co-Op Department of Agriculture Penn

New Hay Conditioner and 21-Foot Draper Table for MF 655

Massey Ferguson introduces a larger 21-foot diaper table for the MF 655 swather with a truss rod on the table boom for stiffness and a level cutter bar. A new hay conditioner increases ground clearance to reduce stone and trash pickup, and lower conditioner rolls gain regreaseable sealed bearings. New 5-bar metal reel and diaper shields are available for the 21-foot setup.

Massey-Ferguson Massey- Ferguson

Weather Report Notes Hay Pasture Boost and Frost Impact

Last weeks rain improved hay and pasture conditions with hay mostly fair to good and pastures now average. The first alfalfa cutting is 12 percent complete with most harvested for silage and alfalfa quality rated fair. Fruit development is ahead of last year with strawberries ripening and transplanting continuing for tomatoes amid expected June frost effects.

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