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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1959

Page

11

Urea Feeds Could Cut Dairy Feed Costs This Winter

Dairy Extension Specialist Dr Richard Adams says many dairymen with farm grown grains can cut costs by using high quality urea containing supplements. He notes safety concerns are overstated and economics should drive the decision when price advantages exist.

Richard 5. Adams Adams

Bulk Tanks Save Steps In Daisy Barn Milk Lines

Chester County Agent Robert A Powers Jr advises bulk milk line layout to save steps. Placing milk lines above air lines and suspending the air line reduces walking, aiming for one milk cock per three cows and smoother cleaning. Bulk tanks curb heavy lifting for Pennsylvania dairymen amid vast daily milk transfers.

Chester County Robert A. Powers, Jr Powers Pennsylvania

Cattle Calf Scours Prevented by Colostrum and Early Antibiotic Use

Dr. Paul J. Glantz of Pennsylvania State University reports colostrum as vital for calf health to prevent white scours. Early aureomycin treatment with colostrum boosts effect, though hygiene and housing remain essential. Some E coli strains found in Pennsylvania threaten calves and humans, complicating control efforts.

Paul J. Glantz Agricultural Experiment Station Pennsylvania State University Glantz Pennsylvania

Law By Interpretation Tests Congress Authority In Washington

The piece argues whether an admin agency may issue an order with force of law without explicit congressional consent. Secretary Mitchell considers a tentative order to empower USES to set farm wage and housing standards for over a million workers, raising concerns about agency power beyond clear congressional grants and potential precedent for lawmaking by interpretation. Attorney General Rogers warned the Wagner Peys Act empowers the move with no explicit prohibition, highlighting constitutional tensions between legislative and administrative branches.

Washington Congress James Mitchell Mitchell William P Rogers Rogers Wagner-Peys U. S. Employment Service Labor Department

All People Lesson Readers Learn From Jonah

The September 18 1959 All People Lesson reviews the book of Jonah noting his quarrel with God his unseen mercy for Nineveh and the contrast between human bias and divine compassion. It portrays Jonah as a flawed prophet who ultimately speaks God’s word while others respond with repentance and faith.

Jonas Jonah Jonah Furtter God Foreman Nineveh Assyria Henge Israe Union

Seasonal farming tips for seed, fertilizer and storage

Farmers are urged to order seed, focus on certified varieties, and use 0-20-20 or 0-15-30 fertilizer at planting to boost root and seed development. Protect corn cribs from rats, clip pastures to promote regrowth, and ventilate tobacco sheds with fans to reduce moisture and disease during wet spells.

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