—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 31. 1973
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Pa, f 6 Other States Sign Milk Agreement
Dairymen in Pennsylvania
should be finding it cheaper to
market their products out of state
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or
as reciprocal inspection
agreements continue to be
signed.
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Secretary Jim McHale an
nounced this week that Missouri
has become the sixth state to sign
an inspection agreement with the
Commonwealth. Other states
who have signed agreements
with Pennsylvania include Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and
Georgia.
These agreements mean that
Pennsylvania dairymen no
longer have to support duplicate
inspections and fees when their
products are sold to these six
states The secretary has the
authority to negotiate reciprocal
inspection agreements with other
states under Act 120, signed into
law last year. ,
McHale explained that
previously farmers selling out of
state had to pay inspection fees
Awards Presented At
Tractor Club Round-Up
The Lancaster County
Machinery Dealers Association
sponsored prizes for the 4-H
Tractor Club Round-Up held
Tuesday evening at the Farm and
Home Center Tool and wrench
sets were given to winners.
Boys receiving awards at
Round-Up were: Best Two
Overall Project - Darwin Nissly,
Mount Joy RDI, first; Andy
Augsburger, Reinholds RDI,
second
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Haldeman, Reinholds RDI, first;
Kenneth Musser,-Mount Joy RDI,
second; Second Year Project:
Carl Thomas, Millersvtlle RDI,
first; Ron Zimmerman, Ephrata
RDI, second; Fourth Year
Project: Jere Swarr, Manheim
RD2, first, and Marlin Hurst,
Ephrata RD2, second.
The award for Outstanding
- Teen Leadership was presented
to Dudley Rohrer, Mahheim-RDI.
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charged by the states receiving
their produce as well as comply
with inspection regulations in
their own counties and
municipalities.
Since Act 120 came into effect,
Pennsylvania’s milk sanitation
standards have been amended to
reflect provisions in the Federal
Milk Sanitation Code. Sanitation
regulations are now uniform and
administered statewide.
“With these uniform
regulations,” said McHale, “we
are now able to enter into
reciprocal agreements with other
states. They accept our Penn
sylvania inspection and we ac
cept theirs.”
McHale said before statewide
standards were adopted a dairy
farmer often had to pay multiple
inspection fees. “Now under the
new law and as we progress with
more reciprocal inspection
agreements, we are cutting down
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the operating costs foe. dairy
farmers.”
McHale noted that when the
first agreement was signed last
fall with Ohio, it was estimated
that dairy farmers in western
Pennsylvania would realize
savings of some $75,000 a year.
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