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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1968

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Visit With The Burkhart Family Prominent 4H performers

Rickey and Rhonda Burkhart aged 12 and 10, with younger Roger and Ronald, showcase traditional Blue Grass music at home in the Burkhart walnut panelled room. The Burkharts practice seven hours weekly and have appeared on radio and TV locally and in Knoxville. They performed before an estimated 40,000 at Long Park amphitheater and are set for a National 4-H Week TV program on October 11. Harold Burkhart and Roy Burkhart run an 85,000 broiler operation producing 4% flocks annually.

Rickey Rhonda Burkhart Roger Big Brother Ronald Harold Burkhart Strasburg Pike Blue Grass Dad Sttress Rickey and Bionda Knoxville Tennessee Long Park Roy M. Burkhart Rickey Burkhart

Solanco Fair Opens Season Next Week

Solanco Fair starts Wednesday September 18 and runs to Friday September 22. Dairy cattle judging on opening day and Baby Beef judging on Thursday. Fat hog and Baby Beef sale on Friday. Other fairs follow in Lampe ter Ephrata New Holland and Manheim with dates listed.

Selanco Lampeter Ephrata New Holland Manheim

Farm Calendar Highlights State DHIA Board Meet and Fair Events

The schedule lists the State DHIA Board meeting with Penn State representatives in State College on Tuesday morning, the Farm and Home Foundation directors gathering in the evening, then Solanco Fair events including dairy judging and formal opening on Wednesday, followed by talent contest and queen crowning. Thursday notes NEBA Open House at Headquarters and Scantice Fair swine judging with page continuation.

State Dhia Board Penn State State College Farm and Home Foundation Farm and Home Center Solanco Fair NEBA

Wheat Program Offers Six Options In 1969

ASCS Fieldman John Kimball explains the 1969 wheat program to about 50 farmers at the Farm and Home Center. The national wheat allotment for 1969 is set at 516 million acres, down from 593 million in 1968 due to a bumper crop worldwide in 1968. The cut necessitates a diversion program.

Farm and Home Center Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service John Kimball ASCS

Agricultural Missionary Reports Hondurans Starving

An agricultural missionary recalls Honduran children emaciated by poverty and worm infestations. The account, from a year in Honduras with the Mennonite, United Church of Christ, and Moravian churches, describes efforts to educate in vegetable gardening and community development across 90 villages.

Garland E. Gingerich Penn Manor Yong Raphaela Roseta Honduras Ily Central America Director of Agricultural Missions, Inc National Councl of Churches Agricultural Missions Mennonite Church United Church of Christ Moravian Church

Local FFA Boys Compete At Eastern States Exposition

Four Lancaster County FFA youths from Penn Manor and Ephrata high schools head to Springfield Massachusetts to compete in public speaking dairy cattle judging poultry judging and dairy products judging against peers from states including West Virginia Maryland New Jersey New York and Connecticut.

Lancaster County FFA Springfield Mass Nelson Newcomer LeRoy Eshleman Claude Miller Penn Manor High School David Harting Ephrata High School West Virginia Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts Vermont

Farm Planks Highlight Farmer Squeeze in Economy

A political statement argues that during seven and a half years of Democratic rule farmers became the forgotten man as the cost price squeeze worsened. It cites farm unit losses, parity ratio declines, and calls for farmer protection, fair incomes, and continued productivity growth to bolster agriculture.

Republican Party Democratic Party

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Solanco Agricultural Missionary Reports Hondurans
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