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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1960
Page
11
The essay laments seedless watermelons as progress while praising old porch joys and noting seed prices. It contrasts back porch rituals with modern farming advances from Missouri and mentions Pennsylvania ice cream output beating New York and California in 1959.
Charles Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, argues that prosperity for farmers relies on ending government restrictions and subsidies. He favors letting farmers decide what to grow, retiring land, and linking supports to three-year price averages while expanding markets and research.
Lancaster Farming weekly publication details its Lancaster office at 53 North Duke Street and P O Box 1524 with contact avenues. Editor Jack Owen, Advertising Director Robert G Campbell, business manager staff listed. established November 4, 1955 and published Saturdays.
A reflective poem by Carol Dean Huber contrasts past staples of wheat tobacco and corn with present peas beans and tomatoes. It notes how Lancaster's grazing land has shifted, illustrating changing farming methods and landscape over time.
Sermon from September 25 1960 explores the biblical meaning of good through Micah and other prophets. It emphasizes justice kindness and humility as core divine expectations over mere sacrifices or religious ritual.
Advice on flushing ewes to increase twin lambs next spring by fall feeding and pasture, starting slow on steers to avoid shipping fever, grain and hay guidelines, rodent proofing cribs, and silo gas dangers with nitrogen dioxide. Includes dosing ranges and safety cautions for newcomers to feedlots and storage.
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