• Mirror Holds Key
(Continued from rage 1)
afternoon session was William
Johnstone. Penn Slate agricul
tural economist.
In concluding his talk on the
future of dairying in Penn
sylvania, Johnstone predicted
that "those who remain (in
dairy farming) will have to do
a belter job than is geneially
being done now, but they will
also get better incomes” for
their effoits
Johnstone told the dairymen
that the milk pi ice structure
nationally is moie favorable
now than at any time dining
the past 15 yeais But, he add
ed. improved puces have his-
SPEAKERS AT DAIRY SEMINAR sponsored by Miller & Bushong, Inc., torically led to increased to
and held Tuesday at the Guernsey Sales Pavilion. From left (front row); Courtney tal milk production. He cited
B. Burdette, Upjohn Co.; Dr. Thomas G. Culton, Miller & Bushong; M. M. Smith, three major periods of declin-
County Agent; Dr. Vince Nielson, Milk Specialities Co.; (back row) LaMont Smith, in S cow numbers since World
Upjohn Co.; Jack Taschner, Dow Chem. Co.; William Johnstone, Penn State Uni- War 11 In each case ’ ' he saul ’
versirty; Robert E. Gregory, Miller & Bushong; and George E. Brightenback, * ther ® h f s about an 16-
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ber decline met sod itsell
Histoij mac icpcat itsell
this time too lie -aid advis
ing daiiynien not to get too
complacent ovei the impimine
milk pi ice
Looking ahead, lie said the
immediate Inline is moie la
voiable foi daimiicn than it
has been in a numbci ol ,\cais.
“People have higliei incomes,
are bettei educated and mote
concerned about diet and mi
ll ition all ol which points
to a bettei futuie lor milk ’
The economist said that
competition will be the big
gest problem lot the eastei n
dairyman, in the Inline With
better tianspoilalion. nnlkwill
be more readilv moved tiom
pioducing to consuming points
This would be a good time tie
said, for agencies and eoopeiii
tives serving dairvmen to stall
doing 'the things which wall
have to be done to market
more dairy pioducts in the
future ‘
A panel consisting ot !i\e'
specialists discussed managihg!
of herd leplacements They
were - Dr. Vince Nielson Milk
Specialities Company, Geoige,
E Biightenback Merck &
Company; Couitnev Buidette* 1
and LaMont Smith TUCO
Products Div ol Upiohn Com
pany; and Di Thomas G Col
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Other speakers in addition
to Guss and Johnstone weie:
Jack Taschner Dow Chemical,
Company, and Robert E Gieg
ory. Miller & Bushong
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