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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1966

Page

15

Food costs and grain policy shape 1968 meat prices

The article argues the administration backs increased 1967 feed grain production to curb 1968 meat, beef, pork, and dairy costs, noting the link between feed prices and livestock output. It also reports a USDA rat diet study suggesting hunger boosts activity, weight loss, and daytime exercise, with cautious takeaways.

Johnson USDA

Seiverling, Stauffer and Seaman Win FFA Calves

At Lampeter Fair grounds on a breezy day the Lancaster County FFA calf award program honored three youths Seiverling Stauffer and Seaman receiving calves. The ceremony moved indoors to the daily tent due to weather.

Future Farmers of America Lampeter Howett Seiverling Ayrshire Warwick FFA Daryl Bollinger Lititz Cloister Earl Stauffer Ephrata Ri Seiverling, Stauffer Seaman Lampeter Fairgrounds Weath

Getting Attention Aims to God Not Kings in Isaiah Talk

A sermon notes how God uses crises to seize attention, using Isaiah 6 to show the moment of vision and calling. It contrasts Uzziah’s death with divine sovereignty, urging listeners to seek God beyond worldly leaders. The message emphasizes that vision requires both insight and action.

Althouse Isaiah Uzziah Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover John F. Kennedy God Temple

Acorn risk and lime advice for farmers this season

Farmers should prevent milking cows from grazing fallen acorns to avoid milk production losses and possible toxicity. Nitrogen fertilizer should be limited for small grains after tobacco, with phosphorus and potash preferred. Apply lime in advance of fall seeding to reduce soil acidity, as surface lime is less effective if applied later.

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