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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1975
Page
2
An farmer recounts a harsh dairy yard period with Bonnie the cow and her calf Billie. Despite some high butterfat from Bonnie, overall milk yield fluctuated and Billie’s weak start and later growth shaped the author’s mixed feelings about the herd and milking routine.
A devotional reflecting on Genesis 15 to 18 and Genesis 17's covenant with Abraham. It notes Abraham laughed at God’s promise of a son yet later trusted and saw the prophecy fulfilled. The piece urges readers to move beyond doubt to faith and highlights the covenant through Sarah’s miraculously chosen son.
The article outlines preferred moisture levels for high moisture corn and notes popularity of grinding ear or shelled corn. It warns that selling options may be limited. It also urges water supply readiness for farm fires and road access to ponds, plus a weekend schedule of local events in October.
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