•—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 19, 1964
NEPPCO Show
Will Feature
Housing Talks
Eight expei ts fiom all over
the northeast will gather m
Harrisburg in October to form
a panel on one of the most
talked-about subjects in the
poultry industry today, high
density housing of layers.
Occasion will be the 27th
annual Exposition and Conven
tion of Northeastern Poultry
Producers Council (NEPPCO)
in Hai nsburg’s Farm Show
Building on October 6-7-8.
Some 5,000 poultrymen are ex
pected to gather for the big
annual event fiom all sections
of the 14 northeastern states
Forming an unusual “In
formation Please” group to
discuss “High Density Hous
ing and Management Technol
ogy,” the industry experts will
cover the field from finance
and construction engineering
to actual production and mar
keting on the farm level.
Operating like a fast-moving,
“quiz program”, the panel will
field questions from the audi
ence on every possible phase
of the subject, from the plan
ning to the management prob
lems cropping up with high
density operations. J
Making up the panel will be
Mollis R. Davis, Cornell Uni
versity agricultural engineer,
Ithaca, NY; Duncan F. Wood
ward, Pennsylvania Farm Bu
reau Cooperative production
services manager, Harrisburg,
Pa.; William A Aho, Univer
sity of Connecticut extension
poultryman, Stoi rs. Conn;
Chester J. Tyson, Jr,, Farmers
Home Admimstiation director,
Trenton, NJ, Phillip Chaffee,
producer from Van Etten, N
Y; Burnell Warner, producer I
from Union, Ohio, Hendrik
Wentink, Millei & Bushong
sales managei, Rohrerstown,
Pa., and Sabe S Gaijian, pro
ducer from Stoughton, Mass.
Egg, broiler and tuikey pro
ducers will sit m on a scoie
of other educational sessions
and view the latest in industry
equipment, supplies and serv
ices on display over an acre
of area in the Faim Show
Building.
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Come in today. Let us show
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to better stands.,. with less seed.
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openers with retolor bearings or sealed
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