28—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, March 23,1968
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the At- grams with local directors for Lancaster
lantic Breeders Cooperative was held at County, Clyde Martin (left) East Earl Rl,
the Hbstetter’s Banquet Hall in Mt. Joy, and Harry G. Kreider, Quarryville Rl,
Wednesday. In the photo, manager David (right). L. F. Photo
Yoder, (center) discusses breeding pro-
April Turkey Month Drive Launched
Secretary of Agriculture Or
ville L. Freeman called for con
tinued cooperative industry-
Government merchandising to
encourage consumption of un
usually heavy supplies of tur
keys.
In a telegram to major retail
ers, food trade associations and
the food service industry, Secre
tary Freeman said that supplies
of turkeys now and during the
coming months “will make it
possible to offer consumers
this highly nutritious and appe
tizing food at economical
prices ”
In a meeting with represen
tatives from the National Tur
key Federation, Under Secre
tary John Schmttker and other
USD A officials lauded the tur
key industry for “aggressively
promoting its product through
the Federation and the Poultry
Leadership in
High Producing
Forage Crops
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tact your Hoffman Seed Man.
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Trudan 2 Sudangrass Hybrid
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Days.
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(Lancaster County)
Landisville, Pa.
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and Egg National Board. The
U.S. Department of Agriculture
is cooperating with a plentiful
foods merchandising and con
sumer information - education
campaign, ‘April Is Turkey
Month.’ Food trades representa
tives and marketing specialists
of USDA’s Consumer and Mar
keting Service across the coun-
rb
All
try are enlisting support of food
marketing and allied industry
groups and communications
media,” Mr. Schnittker said. He
also stressed the importance of
self-help actions on the part of
the turkey industry to ‘cure in
dustry problems’.
USD A and Turkey Federation
officials expressed gratification
over the increased movement of
turkeys Into consumptlori- dur- if white-footed mice have
Ins the past several weeks, in- moved Into your house or cabin
dlcotlns the value of the united this winter and are a nuisance.
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meat. The movement is substan- them
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