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Lancaster Farming in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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Lancaster Farming

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Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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Nov 22, 1975

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Holstein breeders honored at annual state meeting

Pennsylvania Holstein breeders were honored at the annual Holstein Association meeting. Plaques recognized top selling consignors at state sales including Ajay Farm Spartansburg and Keyston Farm Easton for high value consignments. Top cow consignor Clyde Wilson Rushville led Splendor Ridge Serena at 3200 dollars. Lienroc Joyous Matt sold for 8000 dollars at the All-American Invitational Sale.

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Gettysburg 1. Holstein Association Ajay Farm Spartansburg Marion Alsdorf and Sons Keystone Farm Donald Seipt Easton Clyde Wilson Rushville
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Secretary of Agriculture McHale may face Senate vote

Pennsylvanias Secretary of Agriculture James McHales future could be decided early next week as hearings and a Senate Rules Committee review continue. A family death delayed confirmation but a vote may come as soon as Monday morning according to sources at the State Capitol.

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McHale Dieter Krieg Harrisburg James McHale Pennsylvania State Capitol Senate Rules Committee Senate State Senate Department Shapp
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Lost farmland is economic blow in Lancaster County

Lancaster County faces a severe economic blow if prime agricultural land is lost to industry and housing. Penn State economist Hays B. Gambie warns agriculture supports jobs and income, noting dairy output could feed five times the county population and that 12 percent of employment hinges on farming.

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Melissa Piper Lancaster Lancaster County Pennsylvania Hays B. Gambie Penn State Gamble
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Fred Stam Strouse Kenneth Mowry Roaring Spring Corinne J. Mowery Frey, Jr By Dieter Srier Pa. Dept. of Agriculture Jack Freed Freed York Dhia Lebanon
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