Wheat Surplus Paradox Prompting Eastern Growers to Plant More
A Hoards Dairyman column notes a paradox in U S agriculture where the National Soft Wheat Committee urges full allotment planting despite a wheat surplus. It argues soft wheat demand may fall short if eastern farmers curb production, while hard wheat dominates carryovers.
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National Soft Wheat Committee
Ag industrialist urges appeal of agricultural schooling
A Lancaster Farming letter from an ag industry reader argues lack of farming education stems from pay gaps. he notes his own credentials BS MS PhD in agriculture and compares salaries with engineering and chemistry graduates. He praises the editorials and ads and wishes continued success of the paper.
IFYE student Glenn Porter thanks sponsors in letter from ship
Glenn Porter writes from the Nieuw Amsterdam thanking sponsors for IFYE support. He describes a busy schedule in Washington and New York City, studying self and others, and notes discussions on United States and Soviet policy.
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New York City
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Amsterdam
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Sincerely Yours D W Young Biologist at Hooker Chemical
A biologist from the Hooker Chemical Research Department in Niagara Falls New York signs a formal note. The message is brief and focuses on professional affiliation and department.
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D W Young
Hooker Chemical Corp
Niagara Falls, NY
Lancaster Farming Weekly Office and Publisher Details
Lancaster Farming weekly publication information lists P O Box 1524 Lancaster Pennsylvania offices at 53 North Duke Street with editors Jack Owen and advertising director Robert G Campbell. Established November 4 1955 the paper is published every Saturday and entered as second class matter under act of 1879 with Mount Joy added as an entry. Subscriptions are $2 per year for three years 5 cents for a single copy. Members include the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and the National Editorial Association.
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North Duke St. Lancaster
Lancaster Express
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Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Farming
Mount Joy
Pa Newspaper Publishers Association
National Editorial Association
Deuteronomy Devotional Reading Focus
A devotional note centers on Deuteronomy chapters 6 1 9 emphasizing obedience to commandments. It reflects on loving God with all heart soul and strength and recites teaching for daily life in faith.
Jesus Grew and the Cost of Growing in Faith
Lesson for October 1 1961 argues that Jesus grew in wisdom stature and favor with God and man Luke shows two growth stages before and after age twelve growth is natural and earned through effort and study Jesus model teaches Christians to seek ongoing personal growth in mind body and spirit through experience and discipline.
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Fly Free Date Sets Harvest Guidance for Lancaster County
October 10 is Hessian fly free date for Lancaster County with warning against planting varieties other than Delvel and Redecoat before then. Advice covers cover crops, winter seeding through early November, machinery care, shed storage to reduce fire risk, corn harvest safety, and fall insect control using Heptachlor and Dieldrin replacements for alfalfa and clover fields.
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