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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1976

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Lower milk prices predicted at IMPCO meeting

Dr James Honan of Inter State Milk Producers Cooperative says Class 1 milk prices may drop about 60 cents per hundredweight next year while overall prices stay above 10 dollars. He notes government support rose October 1 to 8.26 per cwt and urges promotion to lift sales.

Dieter Krieg James Honan Inter-State Milk Producers Cooperative IMPCO Honan

Farmers pleased with crops across southeastern Pennsylvania

The crop outlook in southeastern Pennsylvania remains good with soybeans developing well and corn for grain harvests beginning in Lancaster Berks and York counties. Director Max Smith predicts some farmers may reach 200 bushels per acre though later planted corn and soybeans slowed by rain show improvement. Hay crops benefit from frequent rains and prices stay high despite abundant yields.

Dieter Krieg Pennsylvania Lancaster Berks York Counties Lancaster County Max Smith Lancaster Farming

End of 4-H Career for Kevin Rohrer in Manheim

Kevin Rohrer, 19, wraps up a 10 year 4-H run in Manheim Pennsylvania as Red Rose Beef and Sheep Club president and Lancaster County 4H Council treasurer. He credits 4-H with farming skills public speaking and livestock judging success including a Penn State winning team.

Joanne Spahr Manheim 4-H Kevin Rohrer Jay H. Rohrer Manheim RZ Kevin Red Rose Beef and Sheep Club Lancaster County 4H Council Penn State

Jeff Martin wins grand championship at New Holland fair

Jeff Martin of New Holland R3 displayed an Angus-Charolais crossbred steer to the grand championship at the New Holland Community Fair held indoors due to rain. Dale L. Hershey earned the reserve with a Hereford, and judge Tony Dobrosky praised both top animals as outstanding.

Sally Bair Jeff Martin New Holland Jeff Ephrata Fair Solanco

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