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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1962

Page

4

Four Point Plan Aimed at Attracting Industry to Pennsylvania

State Grange Master J Collins McSparian urged 2000 delegates in Reading to push for jobs, better tax climate, curb power of labor leaders, reduce state agency harassment of industry, and cut rapid growing indebtedness. He favored repealing Act 361 and noted possible compromise. He highlighted joint action by three co-ops to ease drought feed shortages and support stable prices and roadside markets along interstate roads. Lancaster entrants in cattle scramble for five $100 feeders were listed, with judging details and caution to practice haltering.

J. Collins McSparian Pennsylvania Reading MecSpahran Pennsyilvania McSpairran McSparran Grange Pennsylvania Turnpike Harrisburg Lancaster County John Campbell New Holland Kenneth Weaver Quatrville Robert Hosley Manheim Pennsylvania Angus Association Lancaster Tom King Chalman

Corn Price Variations Across Pennsylvania Counties Revealed

A survey by Clarence H. Trotter and associates of the Pennsylvania State University finds corn prices vary up to 20 cents per bushel between counties. Truck transport saves about 5 cents per bushel vs rail, though patterns differ by region. Over 1000 feed handlers were polled. most corn comes from Ohio Indiana and New York via water routes.

Clarence H Trotter and Agricultural Experiment Station Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania Trotter Ohio Indiana Erie, Crawford, Beaver Lancaster Counties Ohio State New York State Buffalo

Dairy feed study finds bale and wafer hay equally good

A Penn State extension specialist notes a study from a midwestern university concludes cows prefer hay either baled or wafered with little difference in intake or performance. The finding suggests farmers can choose based on cost and handling rather than feed type.

Dany Bss. Horne Penn State Agricultural Engineering

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County Rawe Mae Barton Penn State Extension Florida Lancaster Farming R. D Peewee Theiuscu, UF Circulation Dept P.O Lititz PENNA Pennsylvania Livestock Feed Ers University Mercer, Bedford, Butler Cambria Counties Cen Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc
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