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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1977

Page

2

Blessings or Woes in Luke Sermon on the Plain

A devotional juxtaposes Luke 6 woes with the Beatitudes, noting modern readers identify more with prosperity than poverty. It discusses middle class affluence, hunger, and rejection, then shifts to fall farm tips on soil testing and frost precautions for livestock and crops.

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Corn Storage and High Moisture Corn Guidance

Frost can cause bloating in stock if grazed. Prepare cribs to store old and new corn separately to avoid insect damage and rodent problems. High moisture corn offers palatability and reduced drying costs but needs proper moisture levels and storage sites. Today events include the Southeastern Penn show at Ludwig's Corner and the 4-H district show in Lancaster.

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Editorial: Country fairs reflect farming life and tradition

Dieter Krieg observes that fairs originated with agriculture and remain central to farm life. The piece praises the sharing of produce, breeding stock, and fellowship, noting fairs foster competition, commerce, and community across generations in late summer and early fall.

Farmers to sound off on Oct 4 toll free call in

Farmers nationwide can call 800-424-9881 between noon and 4 p.m. on October 4 to share views on the farm economy with national and regional media through the Agriculture Council of America. The program promises free access and stresses low grain prices as a key concern.

The Agriculture Council of America U.S ACA

Farmers should gain fair prices to protect farmland

A reader argues unfair prices push farmers to sell land for non agricultural use. He says higher farm earnings would curb cheap food driven consumer spending and notes collective bargaining and group action as remedies to raise crop prices.

Lancaster Farming National Farmers Organization

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