The Agricultural Revolution and Our Food Future
An examination of shrinking cropland per capita in the United States and the looming need to shift from meat to cereals. It cites mechanization, land use pressures, and population growth, warning Congress to survey land resources to avoid a have-not nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
United States
Oklahoma State University
Congress
Farmer’s Exchange
Social justice and the Christian day's work
A 1958 sermon argues social justice must apply to everyday labor. It cites Paul’s directive to work, discusses unemployment shocks, and urges workers to give their best effort while Society ensures jobs exist. The message links fairness to daily duties and Christian duty at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Foreman
Apostle Paul
Thesalonica
Paul
Washington remembers 85th Congress leaders and unity
The piece honors both the headlines names and the many behind the scenes figures who guided the 85th Congress. It highlights President Eisenhower Secretary Dulles and aides, and praises Johnson, Knowland, Rayburn, and Martin for fostering cross party unity on national and international issues during a pivotal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lisenhower
John Poster Dulles
Neil Mekhov
Sherman Dats
Cliss
Devine
Coneress
Congressi
Foin
Johnson, Rayburn, Knowland & Yaartin
Lancaster Farming details and subscription rates
Lancaster Farming weekly publication from Lancaster County outlines staff Alfred C Alspach publisher Jack H Owen editor Robert G Campbell advertising director and Robert J Wiggins circulation director. It lists established date November 4 1955 publication by Quarryville based Quertaro Newspapers with subscription rates two dollars yearly three years five dollars and single copy five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Alfred C Alspach
Jack H Owen
Robert G Campbell
Robert J Wiggins
Qctoraro Newspapers
Quarryville
Sterling
Lancaster
U S Farm Outlook 1958 Crop Yield and Prices
1958 farming shows high crop yields per acre despite only 330 million acres planted. Net income for farm operators in the first half of 1958 is nearly as high as the record year 1952, with meat prices expected to decline and hog prices possibly reaching 18 dollars as months pass. Weak cattle prices are anticipated.
Time To Make Silage Crops For September Harvests
The article advises September as peak time for corn and other silage crops for maximum feed nutrients. It notes dent stage corn for fattening value, cautions frost timing, and stresses cutting silage promptly to protect leaves and moisture. It also covers dairy cow care, glass block use in barns, and ongoing weed control for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danymen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl D Anderson
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Exodus
Nehemiah
Ecclesiastes
Ephesians
Colossians
Thessalonians
New York
Dission of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
BIBLE
Internatio
Sindau
With Clinton Davidson
Lyndon Johnson
Sen Willam Knowland
Sam Rayburn
Joseph Vartin
House
AH Four
Davidson
Lancaster Farming
By Max Smith
Max Smith
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