Federal Highway Projects Relocation Payments Updated
The Department of Transportation announces interim relocation payments for those displaced by federally assisted highway projects. Under the 1968 act, states may include moving costs up to 200 dollars plus a 100 dollar dislocation payment, with farm operators eligible for net earnings or five thousand dollars, whichever is smaller, and landowners reimbursed recording fees and transfer costs.
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Department of Transportation
Farm Bureau News
Horticulture Show and Agronomy Meetings Listed
Farm Calendar notes events on November 2 to 6 including the 55th Horticulture Show at Penn State and area meetings such as the Area Agronomy meet in Fleetwood and the County Yo-Ag Teachers meet at Pequea Valley High School with PA association continuation teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State
Fleetwood Grange
Fleetwood
Berks Co
Pequea Valley
Holstein Banquet Set for November 13 in Lancaster County
The Lancaster County Holstein Association invites members to its 18th annual banquet on Wednesday November 13 at 6 45 p m. at the Dutch Town and Country Inn Vintage. Harris Wilcox an auctioneer from Bergen New York will be the featured speaker with entertainment planned.
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Lancaster County Holstein Association
Dutch Town and Country Inn
Vintage
Harris Wilcox
Bergen
New York
A Lo
Guernsey Breeders Asked To Report Averages
Guernsey breeders with yearly butterfat herd averages of 500 pounds or more for the ending period are asked to report to Kenneth B. Garber at Willow Street R2 for the Lancaster County Guernsey Banquet on November 15 at Rhoads Spanish Restaurant Quarryville. Secretary Elmer Lapp urged sending last month’s average if the 365 day report is incomplete and also requested the highest lifetime records for both milk and butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Kenneth B. Garber
Willow Street
Lancaster County Guernsey
Rhoads
ADA and DC Annual Meet Held in Lebanon Co
The District 18 annual dinner of the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council of New York was held at Heisey's 72 Diner in Lebanon on Monday evening October 28. J Russell Ober presided and re-elected committeemen included Ober, John Krone, J Lester Martin, and Ned Layse. Speakers M E Erickson and Marcella Guiney outlined expanded advertising merchandising and educational activities for the coming year. The director’s report by Russell E. Cassel noted visible gains from milk promotion programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council of
New York
Heisey
Lebanon
J Russell Ober
J. Russel Ober
Lititz
John Krone
Glen Rock
J Lester Martin
Willow Hill
Ned Layse
M E Erickson
ADA & Pc
Syracuse
Marcella Guiney
NDC
American Dairy Association and Dairy Council
Russel E. Cassel
Freeman Holds Reading Conference on Farm Income
Freeman reported USDA estimates showing gross farm income at about 51 billion and realized net income near 15 billion for 1968. He noted net income per farm nationwide around 4900 dollars, second highest in history, with about 1 938 more than 1960.
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Freeman
Oville L Freeman
USDA
Rajah Temple
Farmers For Action Committee
Iia.lins
Johnson
White House
Pennsylvania
Orville L. Freeman
Reading
Pa Association Of Farmer Cooperatives Set Meeting
The Pennsylvania Association of Farmer Cooperatives plans its annual meeting for November 6 and 7 at Allenberry Lodge. Wilbur Seipt of Lansdale reports two visual coop activity updates and J E Nicholson of Brookville discusses rural electrification abroad after six months in Venezuela. Professors Hal Doran and John Gauss will describe PSU farm cooperative work. Director G Allen Burson of Atlanta will speak on purchasing.
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Pennsylvania Association of Farmer Cooperatives
Allenberry Lodge
Wilbur Seipt
Lansdale
J. E. Nicholson
Brookville
United Electric Cooperative
Nicholson
Venezuela
Hal Doran
John Gauss
Pennsylvania State University
G Allen Burson
Atlanta
Georgia
Farm Credit Groups Set Joint Meeting for November 7
The Federal Land Bank Association of Lancaster and the Lancaster Production Credit Association announce a joint annual stock holders meeting. Carl A. Brown, manager of Production Credit, issued the notice. The gathering will occur Thursday November 7 at Plain and Fancy Farm in Bird-In-Hand along Route 340 at noon, with a dinner followed by a business meeting. Reservations are requested by Monday November 4.
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Federal Land Bank Association of Lancaster
Lancaster Production Credit Association
Carl A. Brown
Plain and Fancy Farm
Route 340
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New Holland
Lancaster
Everett Newswanger
L. F. Phote
Pa. Assn. of
Farmer
Holstein Assn
ADA & DC
Lebanon Co
Rage
Pa. Association of Farmer Cooperatives
Farm Credit Associations
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