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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1959

Page

3

Farm income declines in first half of 1959 report

The Department of Agriculture disclosed that net income for farmers dropped about 8 percent from the first half of 1958 to roughly 12 billion dollars. Realized gross farm income fell about 1 percent, while production expenses rose to 25.88 billion, driven by higher wages taxes and costs for livestock, feed, machinery, and vehicles.

Arso Tment of Agriculture Amr Pioneer Mississippi

Penn State study: cooperatives must help members evaluate benefits

A Penn State researcher reports that former cooperative members judge benefits by expectations rather than actions. Dr Copp notes farmers need standards to assess personal gains and that traditional knowledge and participation models no longer fit large cooperatives. He urges clear explanations of facts to prevent misperceptions.

Pennsylate University Ieve Society Cornell University H Copp Penn State Copp Dr. Copp

Farm land prices rise but growth slows in March

Farm land values climbed for five straight years with the March average at 83 dollars per acre, up 8 percent from the prior year and 36 percent since 1954, while processing costs rose 44 percent and farm prices fell 8 percent. Officials say the national average is leveling off as growth decelerates.

United States Department of Agriculture

Miner Jack Owen and Family Plan Quarryville Home

Jack Owen and his wife Ruth Osborne of Drumore raised two children Eugene age 10 and Bobby age 6. They intend to remain residents of Quarryville after moving from ville Methodist Church reports.

Ville Methodist Church Owen Ruth Osborne Drumore Eugene Bobby Quarryville

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