Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 27, 1965, Image 12

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    32—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 27, 1965
Ag. Development
Programs Offer
Overseas Work
Employment in agiiculturnl
development piogiams aiound
the woi Id is a gi owing field
ot vvoik for college giaduatcs,
cleclaied the coorclm.itoi of in
teinational agnculluial devel
opment at The Pennsylvania
State University. Russell B
Dickeison. duiing the 79th an
nual convention of the Nation
al Association of State Uni
veisities and Land Grant Col
leges in Minneapolis, Minn.
Dr Dickeison said there is
an incieasing need for highly
Gained specialists in agncul
tmal development with the
abilitv to work in a foreign
cultme Opportunities are
abundant in newly develop
ing countnes, he indicated,
since far moie people aie en
gaged in agncultuie than in
any other occupation, especial
ly in Asia, Afuca, and Latin
Amei ica
To meet the needs of newly
developing countries, one-third
of the land-giant colleges of
Fgiicultuie in the US have
specific piogiams of insti ac
tion to pioduce moie profes
sionally tiained men and wo
men, for woik in foieign
pgncultuial development, Di
Dickeison pointed out
He suggested that the
‘science of oveiseasmanship,”
as he teimed it, should in
clude tiaining in a foieign
language, mathematics, econo
mics, histoiy political science,
liteiatiue, and cultuial anthio
pology
Foi college students interest
ed m agncultuial woik abioad,
he lecommended an under
giaduate year oveiseas, some
woik in the Peace Coips or
agncultuial missionaiy woik
hevond the bacheloi of science
01 mastei of science degree, or
leseaich abioad foi a thesis
in connection with the doctor
of philosophy degiee.
• ACP
(Continued from Pa§e 9>
rectoi Soil Consei \ atir a
tint F S Ackennan Fann
eit Home Administration and
Hithaid Penna-v, ASCS Faim
e> Fieldni.in
Consti \aiion piactices dis
eased md appioved b\ the
ACP development gionp loi
I'Pifl imlude measmes to le
dutc flooding v>ind and wa
in] eiosion stieam and les
eivoii siltation and pollution
Among these measuies i\ ei e
Don’t Neglect
Your Eyes
Visit Your E> e Doctor
it son 01 e in doubt
Doc On'S
Pt ( sc i ip( ions Pilled
Adlustincnts Dcjmiis
DAVIDS
OPTICAL CO.
Ah\ojs Sera Better
103 X DUKE STREET
Lancaster
DV.AOA 00/1
.such things ns establishing
in.(l improving vegetative
cover on the land, strlpcrop
plng. const) net lon of terrac
es. ponds and grassed vvater
vvajs. 1 1 ee planting and tim
ber stand improvement, and
pi at tires aimed at providing
food ami cover areas for wild
life
The group also discussed
tvpes ot special (onseivatlon
p\ .retires which might lie car
lied out by farmers on a con
eentiated basis under the ACP
to help solve ‘specific farm
and community conscivation
l>i ohlems.
Special projects were post
poned and will lie developed
at a later date.
Proposal Made
For Pesticide
Residue Levels
At the request of the Cali
fornia Depai tments of Pub
lic Health and Agriculture,
the Food and Drug Admin
istration has published a pro
posal to establish residue tol
eiances for DDT. DDD, and
DDE in milk
The Calitorma pioposal
would establish tolerances
tor residues ot these three
pesticides in milk at 005
ppm (pats per million) each.
It more than one of the thiee
chemicals is present, the to
tal may not exceed 0 10 ppm
The proposal would also set
toleiances in dairy products
such as butter, cheese and
ice cream for the three chem
icals at 125 ppm each in
the fat poition ot the prod
ucts with the piovision that
if moie than one of the three
is piesent the total may not
exceed 2 50 ppm in the fat
Aocoiding- to the petition-
PATZ
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Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
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Quarryville, R. D. 1
Hensel KI 8-2559
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AT NO INCREASE IN PRICE
WITH A NEW
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farm cooling tank
FEATURING:
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ONE-PIECE COVER
NEW FOAM TYPE INSULATION
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'TEM
CLARK ELECTRIC
Three Holstein
Breeders In Area
Get Top Award
Tin cp area Holstein men
were icccntly among thirteen
Pcnnsyhunions to tiunlifv for
cm '-null amounts of thve
pesticide chemicals arc un
a\ old able in milk because of
widespread iiest control oper
ations The poililion does not
seek to pto\idc for the dc
hherate use of these chemi
cals on dairy animals, in
their feed oi in daily harns
FDA Commissioner Larnck
said that this petition again
points up the board question
ol the public heal'th signifi
cance of the piesence of pes
ticides in our food supply
He said that he will soon ap
point a high let el scientific
adtisory committee to take a
new look at this problem,
particularly from the stand
point of whether or not res
idues aie unaioidable They
will also re-evaluate the long
lange eftects of small amounts
ot residues in foods. Larnck
said that the committee will
be asked for advice on wheth
er pioposals to establish tol
erances lor lesidues in foods
resulting from emironmental
or other contamination con
forms to the national policy
on the conti ol of pesticides
in our enmonment as stated
by the President’s Science
Advisory Committee on Use
of Pesticides and endorsed
b\ the resident in his state
ment on .May 15. 19G3.
In Us consideration o£ the
bioad question, the commit
tee will study the California
proposal as nell as any com
ments that aie filed on it.
SUPER
Self Service
SHOES
2750 Columbia Ave.
Lancaster
Lane. Co.’s Largest
Shoe Store
All Ist Quality
Super Low Prices
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R. D. 1, Kir.zers
the Progressive Breeders’
Award, the highest recogni
tion alltilnahle by a breeder
of* registered Holstein cattle.
•They ore; .folin E. Krel
der, Lancaster, qualifying' for
the fourth time: Arthur D
* .Mary K Wenger, Man
helm, also qualifying for the
loin th time; and Heitzler’s
Daily Farm, Elizabethtown, a
scs (ind-time qualifier
To win the Progressive
Breeders* Aw.nd. a Holstein
breeder must meet strict re
quirements in all phases of
dairy rattle bleeding and
management, including pro-
A
old, fashioned
Our generous deals are-but our
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spreader.
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Wilbur H. Graybiil
Lltitz, R. D. 2
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Allen H. Matz
Denver
Chet Long
Akron
ductlon, type Improvement,
herd health and the develop
ment of home-bred animala.
Ih^ULifrn&z
“Anybody who thinks the
sky’s the limit has no imagi-*
nation.”
where bold new ideas pay off
for profit-minded farmers
A. B. C. Groff, lac.
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarry villa
Longenecker
Farm Supply
Rheems
Paul K. Oberholtzer
Narvon. R. D. 1
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