Not-So-Wide Open Spaces in Lancaster County
The article discusses pheasant hunting risks as farmers face conservation policy shifts. It notes ideal harvest weather, corn silage, and ringneck abundance while detailing USDA plans under the 1962 Appropriations Act to expand wildlife friendly practices. The piece argues farming closures threaten open spaces but welcomes broader conservation measures to boost wildlife habitat.
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Lancaster County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Aebbenhiaatrior
USDA
The Second Helping of Surplus and Farm Prices
The essay compares surplus agriculture to a second meal offered at no extra profit and explains how excess supply lowers prices. It argues that elasticity of demand drives price swings from wartime to peacetime and that understanding this helps craft a solution.
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Hoards Dairyman
Woods Dry Fire Warnings For Pennsylvania Hunters
Harrisburg Forests and Waters Secretary Maureen Goddard warned hunters entering Pennsylvania woodlands to avoid smoking and campfires. He noted a prolonged dry spell increases fire risk with little rainfall and urged fires be built only in cleared spots and fully extinguished before leaving.
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Harrisburg
Maureen Goddard
Pennsylvania
Goddard
Pennylvania
4-H Wildlife Club Plans Hike in Lititz
Members of the Lititz 4-H Wildlife Club will hold a hike tomorrow as part of an outdoor program. Linda Mae Stauffer reported the plan at the club meeting hosted by Marvin and Joyce Shenk in Lititz. Jay Foreman presided as club president.
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4-H Wildlife Club
Linda Mae Stauffer
Lititz A3
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Joyce Shenk
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Jay Foreman
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Fern
United States
Livestock Winter Quarters Should Stay Dry and Clean
To prevent disease, winter housing for livestock must be dry, clean, and well bedded. Proper bedding reduces moisture buildup and minimizes health risks for cattle, horses, and other herds during cold months.
Lancaster Farming publisher and rate details
Lancaster Farming weekly information page lists staff including editor Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell. It notes publication every Saturday from Lancaster Pennsylvania, establishment in 1955, and subscription prices of 2 dollars per year or five dollars for three years with a single copy at five cents.
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Lancaster Farming
Lancaster County
Bow
Lancaster
Penna
North Duke St
Lancaster Penna
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Mount Toy
National
Ink Members and Levels of Church Belonging
SHIS column explains three levels of church membership from on the roll to bench-warmers to actively useful members. It urges growth from any level toward true participation through faith, service, and mission involvement.
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SHIS
Foreman
Becky
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Is Time for Cattle Checks and Silage Feeding
Max Smith urges dairymen to test cattle for internal stomach worms to protect feed efficiency and profits. The note advises veterinarians for testing and treatment, silage feeding for sows, and proper bedding and ventilation in loose housing to reduce udder injury and improve cow comfort.
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