Farm Equipment Dealers List Exemptions From Tax
The Pennsylvania Farm Equipment Dealers Association lists more than 65 items exempt from sales tax. Key exemptions include ensilage cutters, tractors and accessories, milk handling and irrigation equipment, barn cleaners, rotary hoes, water pumps, and implements used in livestock care and seed distribution.
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Farm Equipment Dealers’ Assn
Pennsylvania
Wayne Hindman
Pennsylvania Farm Equipment Dealers’ Assn
Hindman
Pennsylvania Farm Equipment Dealers
Assa
Subscriber Letter Praises Lancaster Farming
A reader Mrs Florence K Shultz from Washington Boro expresses appreciation for Lancaster Farming praising timely news, pleasing format, and world class recipes. She notes value despite inflation and wishes continued success in the publication's second year.
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Florence K. Shultz
Washington
Boro
Lancaster Farming
Community reader praises local paper in Stevens town
Mrs. Martin E. Gethat writes from Stevens thanking the newspaper for its extensive local coverage and variety of community items. She praises the paper for relevant society news and items of interest to residents.
It's the Law Q and A on liens wills and hotel tax
A reader asks about Pennsylvania wage liens for support, probate timing for wills, and hotel occupancy tax on room rent. The reply cites Civil Procedural Support Law of 1953, nuncupative will definitions, and 3 percent hotel tax rules for short term room occupancy.
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Pennsylvania
Jim A
Kangaroos May Aid Cattle Nutrition Research
The American Veterinary Medical Association notes wallabies, small kangaroos, could assist cattle nutrition studies. Weighing 4 to 10 pounds, they have a complex stomach akin to ruminants and endure Australia's desert grazing. Researchers see potential for frumen digestion insights in domestic cattle.
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Wallaby
Australia
American Veterinary Medical Association
Australan
Central
Deserts
Association
Five Reasons for Cannibalism in Laying Pullets
Five main causes are listed for cannibalism in laying pullets. Causes include early learning during starter and growing periods, constant pregnancy cravings, lack of exercise and stimulation, potential prolapse tendencies in some strains, and inherited cannibalistic tendencies. The article notes additional factors for chicks and pullets and mentions housing brightness and feeding/water access as triggers. Local contact is Russell Mease, Manheim, PA.
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York
Reading
Lititz
New Holland Farmers Fair
Lancaster
Lancaster Express
Quarryville Sterling
Martin E. Gethat
Stevens
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Quarryville
Fine
M.R
Lester A. Singer
Ronks
Babcock
Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc
P. Q
Ithaca, New York
Russell Mease
Manheim