Emphasis On Farm Surpluses Questioned At Purdue
The Farmer's Exchange argues the farm surplus is only 3 4 percent of production and criticizes the view that surpluses harm the economy. It credits technological advances and marketing gaps for surplus growth and warns against letting surpluses turn into shortages.
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W. M Meyers
American Society of Agronomy
Purdue University
USDA
Farmer’s Exchange
Statewide Pennsylvania swine meeting urged meat type hogs
Industry spokesmen at a Penn State Livestock Extension meeting said hog raisers must shift to meat-type, quality pork to satisfy homemaker demand and avoid losing consumer favor. Howard White of Allentown warned that premiums will go to producers of meatier hogs who improve efficiency and expand operations.
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Ennsylvania
Livestock Extension
Penn State University
Howard White
Allentown Packer
New Farm Law Alters Corn Cotton and Grain Supports
The 85th Congress rewrites farm policy with no corn allotments in 1959 and new price supports for feed grains. Cotton allotments set at 16 million acres with options for two programs in 1959 and 1960, plus rice allotments and staged parity-based supports. Officials warn costs and impacts are uncertain while details linger.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crofts
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
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Lancaster Farming's Farm Weekly Publisher and staff credits
The Lancaster Farming weekly notes Alfred C Alspach as publisher Dan McGrew editor and Robert G Campbell advertising director with Robert J Wiggins as circulation director. Octoraro Newspapers in Quarryville publishes every Friday established November 4 1955.
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Lancaster County’s Own Farm Weekly
Alfred C Alspach
Dan McGrew
Robert G Campbell
Robert J Wiggins
Octoraro
Quarryville
Lancaster
Farmer role stressed amid vast lifetime consumption
A life chart claims an average American uses vast farm products including 6,000 loaves of bread and 14,000 pounds of fruit, sourced from 4,782,393 farms. The piece argues farmers are a crucial population segment despite dismissive views.
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Amer
Bible Verses Devotional Reading Overview
A devotional reading list covering Exodus Leviticus Deuteronomy Proverbs Amos Luke James I Peter and Micah. It presents selected chapters and verses for reflection on law, wisdom, prophecy, gospel encounters, and ethical instruction suitable for personal study.
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Luke
James
I Peter
Micah
God in Business Life The Challenge for September 14 1958
The piece asks if God is present in economics and the daily money world. It urges applying Christian service and honesty to price setting, underpaying workers, and business dealings, urging readers to live faith at work and in commerce. It notes wealth per se is not sinful, but how it is gained matters.
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Jesus
James
Peter
God
Treat Seed Grain and Kill Potato Vines For Better Harvests
Extension guidance covers treating winter grain seed for improved stands and yields, recommended chemical vine killers for potatoes, and safety during silo filling. Do not enter partly filled silos without running the blower. use proper moisture and timely applications. Emphasis on quality silage and farm safety practices.
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Davidso
Lancaster Farming
Paweter
Khe
God In Business
Stock Exchange
Dr. Foreman
America
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
USA
Commuunity Press Service
By Max Smith
Max Smith