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• NEPPCO
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position and convention of the
Northeastern Poultry Produc
ers Council (NIBPPCO) ’at’ the
Farm Show Building on Oc
tober 12-13-14.
He will share the rostrum
with a score of other well
known poultry industry ex
perts scheduled to bring pro
ducers from the Northeast up
to date on topics ranging
from disease control to on
farm egg processing. Some
5,000 producers are expected
to gather for the big annual
get-together
Lipman’s pending applica
tion to the federal Area Re
development Authority (ARA)
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• Milk Hearings
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meeting Jn Philadelphia June
8 that the order vs necessary
for the area. Meanwhile, pro
posals to amend the pooling
and other provisions of the
order were invited from every
one interested, for considera
tion at a puibhc hearing. Also,
C&MS requested that more
specific details be submitted
on proposed order provisions
with reference to proposals al
ready received
A major issue at the hear
ing will be the proposed adop
tion of marketwide pooling,
through which all dairy farm
ers serving the Delaware Val
ley market would be paid for
their milk at a uniform price
per hundredweight Under
present older provisions, pric
es to dairy farmers who do
not sell to the same handler
can vary, according to the use
made of the milk by the dif
ferent handlers
Another proposal would pro
vide maiketwide pooling, with
provisions similar to those of
the New York-Ne'w Jersey or
der
Other proposals to ibe con
sidered at the hearing are
aimed at improving the pres
ent order provisions which
provide for individual-handler
pooling In one way or anoth
er, they are armed at strong-
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thening the present order to
overcome practices which in
the past have resulted in un
dercutting established mini
mum order prices.
For instance, one proposal,
if adopted, would deny co
operative associations that
sell milk at less than order
prices the privilege of com
puting and paying their mem
bers a “reblended” price based
on all sales of milk by the co
operative to different handlers,
both in and out of the mar
keting area.
In announcing the Oct. 4
hearing. C&MS officials said
testimony still pending from
an earlier hearing held Jan
18-19, will be considered in
conjunction with the new evi
dence to be received at the
Oct 4 hearing.
C&MS officials said that
other proposals to consoli
date the Delaware Valley
order with the Upper Chesa
peake Bay, or the New York-
New Jersey Federal order
will NOT be considered at
the Oct. 4 hearing, in order
not to burden the hearing
record with a detailed review
of the entire provisions of
three orders.
Tf the evidence received at
this hearing does not provide
the basis for amending the
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Delaware Valley order so as
to effectuate the declared poli
cies of the Act, a hearing will
then be convened on these ad
ditional proposals to consider
whether the Delaware Valley
order should be merged either
with the 'Ne'w York-New Jer
sey order or the Upper Chesa
peake JBay order
If, after considering evi
dence presented at the hear
ings, ITSDA recommends
amending the order, farmers,
milk dealers, and others would,
then be given opportunity to
file exceptions, which would
be considered by USDA before
issuance of a final decision.
Any amendments proposed ia
the final decision will be sub
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ing the Delaware Valley mar
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• Now Is The Time
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