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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1959
Page
11
Farmers weigh financial returns against capital outlay to beat price squeeze. Cow pools and contract dairying lure with lower costs but risk overproduction and loss of control. The piece argues dairymen must own and manage a substantial portion of their operation to avoid becoming mere laborers.
Time and again Khrushchev expressed admiration for American agriculture after visiting Coon Rapids Iowa. He noted mechanization and efficiency with 200 acre farms run by few workers and contrasted U S farming with Russia where six of ten people live on farms and output lags.
Local farming weekly based in Lancaster Pennsylvania announces edition publication each Saturday. Editor Jack Owen and Advertising Director Robert G Campbell listed with offices on North Duke Street. Printing note shows November 4 1955 as issue date.
The passage argues hunger is not a problem in the United States and condemns constant criticism of American farmers while praising farmers in other countries. It claims Americans eat well compared to most of the world and that Khrushchev's visit should spur gratitude for the United States' best farmers.
Dr. Robert B. Corbett of New Mexico State University warned in a speech that the demand for trained professionals could shift to farming disciplines as population grows. He cited engineers once abundant now scarce and warned the nation must prepare to feed a larger future population.
Dr Samuel Guss Penn State extension veterinarian warns frosted sudan grass produces deadly acids. A few mouthfuls can kill cows so keep livestock out of affected fields and seek early treatment if poisoning occurs. The 1959 Census of Agriculture will start in Pennsylvania on November 11 with mail questionnaires and follow up calls to farm operators.
In October 18 1959 lesson the speaker argues Christian sharing goes beyond possessions. Acts shows Peter and John lacking money but giving the beggar the power of Christ, illustrating sharing Christ as the highest form of sharing. The poorest Christian can still share Christ.
A disjointed excerpt reports a Korean family tragedy and community reaction in Pennsylvania. It notes debate about religion in the case and mentions calls for prosecution and shared faith amid grief. Community members discuss responding to violence and church involvement.
Breeders realize meat type varies with selection of breeding stock. larger muscles favored. Remove alfalfa after frost to protect stands. after frost, hay stores in roots. Calves need warm dry housing and regular feeding. proper care improves future cows. Prevent chilling udders by housing cattle at night in cold weather.
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