•- LanaiMi t Fot iniim. Satuniio. October 3.1070
Local Farmers See Progress Show
Form 87 pet on* modh
farmer* fmm f'..t..d l’inn*\l
vania, went to the Kami I’io
yress Show tin- ‘.\»ik in tin
MidWt't a- p.u, ol .lie .iiiiui.il
UiMe'to. i p o,no. ion
The looil.n i.p besan eail.t
Fjihl.u iiioi itiii, a, Olmsted
\irporl Mi(l<ll'"o • n .nnl eon
hidtd late Tim *d.u it tin
amt' place—.if.ei a fast Might
b> jot to and tioin Indiana
On Wedm *da\. the sump
at two Indiana faints
veh.ch centei then operations
around the bis. blin Haive
*tons The Mi and M * Oakel
Fuller faim a. Biookston, Ind .
is a beef opei.i.ion. and the .Mi
and Mis Delu . Hnntei faun at
Roclu.'tei. Ind . .* a da.i\ opeia
hon
That evening, tin. group toui
td the Cul ' el -' l ‘ l Boarding the Purdue Airlines DC-9 for the charter
Valley' Foi ilflitaiy bl \cadem> fhght home are the following: Harlan Keener, Willow
of the Mid°We->t The academy Street; Howard Anderson, president of Penn Jersey
provides training and schooling Hanestore. New Holland; Wilmer Martin, East Earl;
'or grades 8 through 12, it was
. eported
due and a well-known beef pro
_ , , ~ dueer in the area, also was mtro-
On Wednesday evening the aucec ] He was quite concerned
heard Di ftobeit Sutei, a b ou t the corn situation Not
professor of faim management on ]y ] ldS coin in Indiana been
md finance at Pin due Unner h arc i jjy the s ou thein Leaf
sity and authoi of The gligh: he 'aid, but also by
Courage to Change speak on d.ought He pioiected the corn
the qualities which make, a sue C)op losses in the countn
tessful faim manage’ would be much gieatei than the
six pei cent lepoited iccenth
by the USD A.
Guy Wilson, a tuiatee of Pui-
Dr. Robert Suter
Speaking to Local Group
These
disp)a\ at
displa' oi
bi£ blue silos weie focal point of the Hai\estoio
the Fai m Pi ogi ess Show In the lui cgiound is the
la m machine) \ b\ New Idea.
But a faimei fiom Michigan
icpoited ne\t da\ that coin in
his aiea is excellent and theie
should be iccoid Melds, indicat
ing the coin situation vanes
widely from aiea to aiea
Aftei staling oienught on
the beautiful Culvei Academy
campus it was on to Rolling
Piame Ind eaily Wednesday
toi the giant Faim Piogiess
Show
The Snow rotates each jeai be
tween Indiana, Illinois and lowa
It will be in low'a next \eai
The show was slaved on about
1,000 acies oi i datively flat
farmland It cons'S.ed of a large
display and show aiea by the
majoi faun supph films, as well
as test plois of faun pioducts,
paiticulaih co*n and actual
cleinonstiations with farm ina
chmen
Huge coin tields weie harvest-
Dozens of firms which are well-known Holland Thousands of persons from sever
names to farmers in Southeastern Penn- al states jammed the area to visit the dis
sylvama had large displays at the Farm plays and see some of the machinery in
Progress Show in Indiana this week One operation,
of the largest display s w as this one by New
ed by the latest machines, then
the giound was disced and plow
ed, so that mteiested faimeis
could see the machmeiy of
various companies in actual
opeiation
Seveial companies showed
liactois wuth fotu-w'heel diive
These tiactois appealed to be
quite populai with spectatois
Much of the machmeiv being
demonstiated howe\ei appeal
ed to be too laige foi use" on
most of the much smallei fauns
m Cential Pennsylvania The
tvpe and scale ot fanning dif
fcis gieatly in the two aieas
Hosts foi the tup weie Penn
Jeiscy Haivestoie, New Holland,
headed bv How aid Andcison,
piesident, and Pennsvlvama
Harvestoie. Yoik
Andcistm explained that the
pin pose oi the tup was to help
mlioduce and familiau/e taim
cis wth the lams concept ot
high moistme com and ha\lage
Unions those making the Lip
v. eie Hailan Keene i, Lany
Lausch, Amos Bieneman, Dick
Enck, Bob McLean, Chailes
Enloe, Fiank Possessky, Wilmei
Mai tin Heniy Stauffei, and D
Mai tin Zimmeiman, Howaid
Andeison and Zane Wilson,
Lancaster County, Mi and Mis
Hauy Mattel, Noiman Reist,
Lestei Smith, Mi and Mis
Clajton Foitna Lebanon Coun
ts Mi and Mis Chailes Sim
mons and Mi and Mis Fiank
Fi’hei, Montgomeic Countv,
Mi and Mis Aden Shade
Dauplnn Counts Eai I Hoovei
and Ike Kis-lei, \oik Count}
D. Martin Zimmerman, East Earl RDI; Amos Brene
man, Columbia RD2, and Richard Enck, of Penn Jer
sey. Air time from Indiana to Olmsted was about one
hour and fi\e minutes.
Some of the Central Pennsylvania delegation talks with
Oakel Fuller (second from right), Brookston, Ind., about
his beef operation.
Egg Packers Meet
The Egg Pickaging Association that EPA could and should lead
held it’s annual meeting at Chica- the way towaid bettei meichan
go s OTlaie An poll iccently dismg infoimalicn toi the bene
- iii, fit of the whole mdustiy. Daily
Business included discussion oi contact w,th both letailers and
Tlnl il°m LS 01 81 f jl Potential, egg packeis piesents a unique
\clue to the eag induativ includ- _ H
mg e a g mcichandising mloima- °PP olUmu y fOl EPA membeis
tion ioi ictaileis and egg pio- this effoit
ouceis
Hamilton Allpoit Ji . EPA’s
immediate past Piesident le
poited that “thousands ot egg
meichanchsing icpnnts of the
Puidue egg case study have now
been distnbutcd to a wide van
ely of xetaileis and egg maiket
eis ’
‘lt’s past time we got pioles
sional in egg mnkeling techni
ques. ’ continued \ilpoil
It was agieed by the membeis
Officei <5 of EP A. f Ol fiscal 1971
include \\ Eisenbeig. E Eisen
beig and Company Piesident;
Hank Mayhew, Dolco Packaging,
Inc , Vice Piesident. Jack Loftus,
Keyes Fibie Company Secretaiy
Tieastuier Haiold Hanselnvan,
Michigan Caiton Company; Don
Hutchings, Packaging Coip of
Aniei ica and Gene Con
tinental Packaging Coiporation
complete the dnectoiate