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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1972

Page

9

Silver Spurs 4-H Club Holds November Meeting

The Silver Spurs 4 H Club met November 3 at Lori May s with 17 members and 4 adults present. Randy Glick presided as president. demonstrations were given by Wylie Baker Lucinda Kaseman and Lori May. Secretary Richard Rehm read the minutes. Junior treasurer Jim Glick reported. New business included a bowling party on November 19 at Lancaster Lanes and plans for the December 2 Christmas party at Randy and Jim Glick s.

Silver Spurs Randy Jim Glick Patty Nauman Cherri Gochnauer

Pennfield Promotes Robert Woodward To Quality Control Manager

Pennfield Corporation announces the promotion of Robert Woodward to quality control manager of the broiler poultry division. He has ten years with Pennfield and was a former broiler supervisor. He will split time between the Fredericksburg processing plant and grow houses to ensure high standards from hatch to processing. Pennfield, based in Lancaster, has nine divisions including feed production, egg production, and frozen foods under Pennfield Farms and Dutch Treat labels.

Robert Graybill Pennfield Corporation Robert Woodward Broiler Poultry Division Woodward Fredericksburg Lancaster

Farmers Not Getting Rich From Food Price Shifts

The article notes farmers receive about 38 cents of each food dollar, down from 49 cents twenty years earlier, as overall farm prices and incomes have declined. It cites hogs, beef, corn, and wheat prices from 1950 to 1971 showing modest or negative real gains for farmers.

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