—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, June 25, 1968
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plants in 1904 the single
most costly disease with which
poultrymeh have to deal.
ARS poultry researchers a*
Rust Lansing, directed by Dr.
Ren R. Burmester, said they
welcome the reconstruction
plans, since the 30-year old
laboratory’s facilities are be
coming increasingly obsolete
(or the highly technical work
involved in virus-disease stud
ies. The new facility, to be
constructed several miles south
of the present location, will
provide office and laboiatory
space for 14 scientists. EC A W I
A special feature of the • e ®
iihm-itorv will be an isola- (Continued from Pa„e 11
, ; ? wLffri Donnell of Wayne County; and
turn ward for infected chick- nat}onal FFA vice-nresi
«“• »>“> tight smirlty,gainst s Lfeto 5 f P Ash .
the escape of harmful viruses. j and ’ ohio
There also will be a poultry Greeting the assemblage the
house designed to produce n jg}jt 0 f j un e 30 will be David
specific-pathogen-free (SPt) R Mc ci a y, head of the depa.-t
- birds are men t of agricultural education
taised under sanitation condi- at p e nn State; James C Fink
tions designed to prevent in- an d Dean Witmer of the agri
fection by all poultry viruses, cultural education division of
bacteria and other disease-pro- the Department of Public In
ducing agents that are highly struction, Harrisburg, and
contagious. Jerome K Pasto, associate
. , , . , , , director of resident education
Plans include an mcubatoi the College of Agriculture
and breeding house, plus five at penn gtat °
ordinary cage houses to mam A final assem bly will be held
tain experimental stock the morning of July 1 to pre-
The university also will ben- sen (- aW ards College of Agn
cfit from the move, officials cu jt uie personnel will be avail
ed, because it needs the 50 able the mo rnmg of July 1 to
aues occupied by the present discuss with FFA members the
laboratory for new classrooms various career opportunities in
t.nd student housing These ic- agriculture
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were unforeseen when the uni
versity invited AES to its
campus to establish the lab
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