commemorate the 3Sth tnnlver- a panorama of 35 years unfold
-11 sary of national farm production agricultural history and 1
g adjustment legislation and to P ro * re ” in Pennsylvania and Tripled Into effect from 1933 h
Stabilization honor Pennsylvania fanners who nation. 1940 and to vyhom citations 01
Service In administered original "Triple- There are about 400 farmers recognition will be presented,
A" programs of the thirties. The and citizens still living who help- Certificates of Merit awarded ir
intended to planned program will represent ed put the initial programs of behalf of U.S. Secretary of Ag-
ry
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 29.1968. r
riculture Orville L. Freemat
recognized the pioneering effor
and contribution to American
agriculture and the public inter
est during the formative years
of National farm policy.
Local people expecting to at
tend were. Samuel Becker. Lit
itz R 3; A. K McDonald, Wash
ington Boro Rl; J. Fred Shenk
New Providence Rl; Merry
Catherine Byrd. Lancaster; Dor
othy Y Neel Conestoga: Ernes
W Eshleman, Paradise Rl
Silas N Hershey, Gap Rl and
the county committee, Fred G
Seldomndge, Elmer L Huber
and John J. Herr.
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able to just keen cutting all
simmer” Stoltzfus said.
In Marietta, barley was re
ported 80 percent lodged. Don
ald Ney reported the straw too
green to harvest but said the
gram was in remarkably good
condition
And on the Rov Mentzer farm
in New Holland the report was
that hay making was very much
behind schedule. Mrs Mentzer
thought farm work was maybe
even three weeks behind the us
ual timing.
Jay Garber Jr , Lancaster R 6,
reported the rams a good way to
try out any soil conservation
practices you imght have.
Garber has 3Vz miles of ter
races and two different water
ways and reported they carried
well under the destructive rains
experienced in the Lancaster
area
M. M Smith reported exten
sive damage to crops in the
county, mentioning tobacco
plants covered with mud and
w ashed out, corn fields under
water several times and some
fields of barley beaten down' so
hard they will show extensive
loss of gram ‘‘We need the sun
shine very badly,” he said.
Conditions across the state
followed the pattern set m Lan
caster County with the Pa Crop
Reporting Service reporting fre
quent rains limiting field work
In the east central district,
floods along river bottom lands
were reported causing some
damage to crops On days when
conditions were favorable, farm
ers were busy at cultivating row
crops, spraying for weed con
trol and making hay and silage.
Soil moisture supplies are ade
quate to surplus in all areas of
Pennsylvania
Colors are printed on cotton
cloth much like printing on
paper.
Pond Road Ranks R. D. 1
(2 miles Northwest of
Intercourse)
ELI F. KING