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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1971
Page
2
The article compares high and low producing cows, citing studies showing cows over 24 000 pounds per lactation yield 1.88 pounds of milk per pound of feed. Cows over 15 000 pounds yield 1.49, while those just over 10 000 pounds yield 1.16. High producers use more feed but far more milk, with greater efficiency and lower overhead per unit of production.
The United Egg Producers board asks management to study egg pricing across the nation, focusing on Southern California where prices lag national averages. Industry leaders blame dumping from weak sellers for market gluts, urging action against below cost pricing to curb unlawful competition.
Pennsylvania State University Extension home management specialists advise weighing prepaid cemetery lots against mobility and costs. They warn transport, transfer, and local funeral services can erase benefits, and note interest rates rival lot prices. Consider what care is covered and how perpetual care is funded, and write down personal preferences without buying.
The article urges farmers to spray chickweed in new alfalfa seedings before year end using DiNitros Simazine or Chloro IPC depending on grasses and temperatures. It also notes drying corn fodder as bedding, inspecting heating systems, fire prevention, and having emergency generators for power outages to safeguard winter farm operations.
The lesson for November 14 1971 explains that grace does not cancel the law of sowing and reaping. Scripture ties moral law to the universe, noting that Jesus taught life after death reflects what one has sown. The preacher argues that God’s grace forgives yet preserves consequences, shaping our eternal dwelling.
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