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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1958
Page
7
An editorial contrasts everyday chores and weather with broader blessings and global struggles. It notes improvements in disease control and science while highlighting political shifts, space exploration in Cape Canaveral, oppression in Hungary, and the enduring spirit of gratitude as Thanksgiving approaches.
Washington faces a tough farm policy challenge as the next Congress convenes in January. Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson calls for more freedom for farmers to plant and sell, while curbing high production and low prices. The government may hold as much as 10 billion dollars in farm commodities next year, with surpluses rising despite billions spent on acreage allotments, direct payments, and disposal programs. A Soil Bank failure led to the discontinuation of the acreage reserve, even as record crop outputs push total production above prior records. The interlinked problems include massive storage losses and abroad disposal costs, with Benson urging price supports to be lowered to create a sustainable market.
Lancaster Farming issues a weekly page from Lancaster County, outlining office addresses at 33 North Duke Street Lancaster Pennsylvania and Mount Joy addition, contact numbers, staff roles for Advertising Director and Business Manager, and subscription rate notes including two dollars per year three years five dollars and single copy price in cents.
Wayne Kelly, Penn State extension specialist, notes changes in crops, livestock, markets, and marketing methods reshape farm life. White roofs on buildings can cut interior temperatures by up to ten degrees. Scandal, once fresh, remains perennially recycled in discussions.
The passage argues Congress faced with reducing farm program costs. Benson warns bankruptcy of two million farmers could occur if reform is delayed, while others push cheaper programs. The next Congress is urged to act, with city taxpayers also pressing for relief. This frames farm policy as the pivotal issue ahead.
County Agricultural Agent promotes the 1959 Agronomy Guide for farmers covering crop production varieties fertilizers and practices. Advises continuing calfhood vaccination of heifer calves four to eight months old to build herd resistance to brucellosis with local veterinarians guidance. Recommends salt and minerals free access and mixing with grain, calcium and phosphorus as key nutrients. Advocates fresh air and outdoor exercise for young dairy cattle and steers to improve gains and reduce barn confinement.
A sermon on why Jesus faced opposition from both theological and social fronts. It notes that Jesus challenged patterns, claimed equality with God, and prioritized individuals over class or rigid law from Sabbath teachings to moral questions, provoking hostility from church leaders and society alike.
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