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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1976
Page
2
A columnist mocks Jimmy Carter for shifting positions and hedging on issues. The piece highlights perceived vagueness, liberal leanings, and the tension between his farmer image and calls for expanded executive power.
Septembers events list brings a busy Pennsylvania schedule with the Pennsylvania Goat Association Big Weekend at Lebanon Fairgrounds featuring an 8 a.m. consignment sale and a 2 p.m. sale time, plus the World Championship Rodeo at The Buck Tractor Pull Stadium with shows at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday includes Family Day for the All American in Harrisburg. The calendar also notes All-American Dairy Show events in Harrisburg, Elizabethtown Marketplace Fair, Ephrata Fair start, the Pennsylvania dairy princess coronation in Harrisburg, and the West Lampeter Fair opening with a District Dairy Show continued on page 11.
Farmers should consider fall fertilization like balancing a bank account. For each ton of alfalfa removed, about ten pounds of phosphate and fifty pounds of potash are withdrawn from soil. A four ton per acre harvest would require applying about six hundred pounds of 0-10-30 per acre to restore balance.
The lesson contrasts political freedom with practical freedom in daily life. It notes how independence shifts from external control to internal choice within a system of limits. A girl with a bag illustrates ongoing responsibility that accompanies growth and freedom.
Max Smith, County Agricultural Agent, cautions fall farm hazards and urges equipment checks and rest breaks to prevent accidents. The piece ties practical safety tips to a broader reflection on freedom in life and spiritual bondage, citing Galatians 5 1 and exploring what controls personal choices.
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