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A conference to analyze the
problems related to profit, en
vironment and final consumer
product in the feed industry and
other agribusiness in Penn
sylvania has been slated for
March 6 and 7 at Pennsylvania
State University as a service to
Pennsylvania agribusiness.
Dr. Theodore A. Long, Penn
State Animal Science professor
and conference chairman stated
the meeting is open to everyone
interested. The conference will
begin at 6:30 P.M. Tuesday,
March 6 and will adjourn 4:15
P.M. Wednesday, March 7.
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PSU Conference Will Tackle
Feed Industry Problems
600,
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 3,1973
Cardon Featured
Speaker Tuesday
Dr. B. P. Garden, President of
Arizona Feeds, a Tucson-based
agribusiness, will be the featured
speaker Tuesday evening, March
6 following the opening banquet.
Dr. Garden will speak on “Grain
Processing - Current Status”.
Recently Cardon gained
nationwide publicity by his ad
vocacy of a “biological” versus a
“chemical” zero concept in
determining acceptable levels of
residues in foods. With the ability
to detect parts per trillion, it is
next to impossible to have a zero
chemical standard, according to
Cardon
The Wednesday, March 7
portion of the conference will
feature the following presen
tations beginning at 9:00 AmM.:
“Fertilizer and Grain Quality”
- Dr Dale Baker of Penn State
“Fertilizer and Forage
Quality” - Dr John Baylor of
Penn State
“The Quantitative Analysis of
Aflatoxin” - Dr. C. W Hesseltine,
Chief of USDA’s Fermentation
Laboratory, Agricultural
Research Service, Peoria,
Illinois
“Feed Quality and Sup
plements Needed for Poultry”-
Dr. Roland Leach of Penn State
“Feed Quality and Sup
plements for Dairy Cattle” - Dr.
Richard Adams of Penn State
“Grain Standards and Grain
Quality” - Dr. Robert Pfeifer of
Penn State
A panel discussion entitled
“Emergency Feed Programs -
Past, Present and Future” will
follow, featuring Edward D.
Hews, Director, Commodity
Loan and Service Division,
USDA, Washington, representing
government; Clarence Gummo,
Dairyman from Port Matilda,
Pennsylvania, representing
farmers; and Donald W. Parke
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Executive Vice President,
PennAg Industries Association,
representing industry.
In addition to Dr. Long the
conference committee was
composed from Penn State
faculty Dr. Owen Keene, Dr.
Erskm Cash, Dr Robert Pfeifer,
Dr. David Kradel and Dr. Earl
Partenheimer; from PennAg
Industries Association, Dr.
Thomas Zeigler, Robert Osmun,
Samuel Wilson, Jr., Dr. E. I.
Robertson, Harry Stambaugh
and Donald W. Parke
The confernece is open to all
who have interest. For reser
vations contact: Ag Conference
Coordinator, 410 J 0. Keller
Conference Center, Penn State
University, University Park,
Pennsylvania 16802. Cost is $6 00
for the banquet on March 6 and
$12.00 for the session March 7
which will include conference
materials and luncheon
Fix-It Tip
You can have light
switches that are silent, that
glow in the dark, that dim
or brighten the light and
even switches that consist of
a single large button which
you can hit with your elbow
when your hands are full.
They are all installed just
like the old push-button
switches probably still in use
in many homes.
When replacing the
switches, make sure the elec,
tricity is turned off. Remove
the two screws holding the
outer plate. Next remove
the two screws holding the
switch in the metal wall box.
Remove the wire from the
switch. Attach the wire to
the new switch, making sure
the wires go around the
screw clockwise.
Put the switch in the way
you removed the old one
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