High school graduate wins Keystone Vocational Agri Scholarship
A 1980 Strasburg High School graduate from a 100 acre family farm won a Keystone vocational agriculture scholarship. A $300 first year grant to the university and a $200 second year credit will aid college expenses at PSU. Presentation was made at the county teachers of vocational agriculture meeting at Mander High School. The award supports continued education beyond high school for worthy students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Strasburg
Iis
Durhe Dsammer
Huber
Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Mander High School
Christ C Kuniler
Kunzler
Marlin Henninge
Elizabethtown
Herbert Heberlein
Solanco
George Myers
Lampeter Strasburg
This Week Farmers Speak Through Democratic System
Citizens gain chance to express preference under a democratic process. The text notes opportunity for farmers to voice views without misfiling, highlighting self representation within governance.
Corn Support Program Details for 1960s Crop
The final 1960s crop corn support price may rise if October's determination is higher, but will not be reduced. The program remains through loans on farm stored corn and purchase agreements. These will be available from harvest through May 31, 1961 and mature July 31, 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Becker
Holstein Records Set by Area Cows in A A America
The Holstein Friesian Association announces completion of outstanding production records for registered cows in the Brattleboro area. Cows listed include Roaring Maples Prot Sovereign with 17340 lbs milk and 641 lbs butterfat in 865 days, and Whispering Cedars Lucy High F with 18838 lbs milk and 681 lbs butterfat in 365 days. Other entries name owners Harold K Banks, Robert C Groff, Galen W Herr, Robert H Kauffman, H E and Maybelle Kettering, and John E Kreider with milk totals ranging from 11287 to 19479 lbs and butterfat from 512 to 737 lbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Harold K Book Banks
Royaldale
Robert C Groff
Quarryvile
Marge Sovein
Galen W Herr
Elizabethtown
Diana Pabst
Willow Slope
Whispering Cedars
Lucy High
Robert H Kauffman
Manhem Mirror Lab
Fobes Modest
H E
Maybelle Kettering
Lititz
Grace
John E Kreider
Lancaster
Check Poultry For Parasites Experts Suggest
Summertime is prime for external parasites in poultry and weekly checks on laying flocks help detect pests. Extension Poultry specialists urge careful observation of birds and routine sample checks to prevent trouble.
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Robert Herr
New Holland
Henry Givler
Peocuea Valley
Russell Drumm
Cocalico High School
PSU
Kay
Miller & Bushong Service
Rohrerstown, PA
Ph. Lancaster Express