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Election of officers and four directors.
12 Noon—Banquet.
William H Juzi, Toastmaster,
Address: Edward W. Cutter, Profcuor of
Dairy Husbandry, Mississippi State Uni
versity.
Presentation of Production and Show Awards.
PENNSYLVANIA HORSE AND MULE
ASSOCIATION
Tuesday, January I
8-00 pm—Business Meeting, Room E,
Main Show Building.
Election of officers
PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE CLUB, INC.
Wednesday, January 9
Directors Meetinx Open to All Jersey Breeders
1:30 pm—Business Meetinx, Office No. 2,
Large Arena Building.
Speakers: John Bishop VI, Owner of Oxston
Farm. Director of American Jersey Cattle
Club, Columbus, New Jersey. Charles Bald
win, Area Field Representative, American
Jersey Cattle Club.
PENN-MAR SHROPSHIRE BREEDERS CLUB
Monday, January 7
4-30 pm—Business Meeting, Room C,
Main Show Building.
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It all started with Amos Hoffman in 1899. He was
trustworthy, and his seed was of excellent quality. Today
75-years- later —Hoffman -is-sUH- living up to-those early - -
standards. ■ We’ve-grown 4cemendously^-but. we-haven!t
forgotten that loyal customers are the backbone of our business.
Xhe-ijoifman_comoanV-Js_made up of hundreds of
individuals each dedicated to, and having a role in,
quality and service. Each one has had a part m making
Hoffman Seeds more successful with each passing year.
But you —as a Hoffman customer —have supplied
the biggest reason why we're still going great guns
after 75 years. You’ve expressed your satisfaction by coming
bade year~after~year rn- increasing~numbers -for Funk-s---- --
G-Hybrids ... for Hoffman Formulas ... for Hoffman alfalfas
and a wide range of other seeds.
Thank you for that confidence. We promise no
let>up in our efforts to continue to deserve it.
Farm Show Association Meetings
A.H. HOFFMAN SEEDS. INC.
Thursday, January 10
Open to All Maple Producers
1:00 pm—Meeting, Room 309,
Department of Agriculture Building.
Introduction of guests.
Maple Man of the Year Award.
Committee Reports.
Plans for 1974.
Agricultural Progress Days.
Election of officers.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS MILK JUGGING
1:00 p m.—Business Meeting, Room C,
Mam Show Building
10.00 a.m —Business Meeting, Office No. 2,
Large Arena Building.
Educational Program.
Election of officers.
1.30 p m.—Meeting reconvenes
Educational Program.
PENNSYLVANIA POULTRY FEDERATION
6'30 pm—Banquet, Penn-Harris Motor Inn, Camp Hill.
Address* Tennyson Guyer, Ohio Congressman.
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Pennsylvania’s Number One Farm Seed Specialist
LANDISVILLE (Lancaster County), PENNSYLVANIA 17538
PENNSYLVANIA MAPLE PRODUCERS
COUNCIL
ASSOCIATION, INC.
Wednesday, January 9
PENNSYLVANIA NUT GROWERS
ASSOCIATION
Thursday, January 10
Wednesday, January 9
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 5,1974
PENNSYLVANIA RED * WHITE DAIRY
CATTLE ASSOCIATION
1:00 p.m.—Business Meeting, Room C,
Mam Show Building.
PENNSYLVANIA RAW MILK
PRODUCER-DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION
1:30 pm—Business Meeting, Office No. 2,
Large Arena Building.
PENNSYLVANIA RURAL ELECTRIC
ASSOCIATION
Member Services Meeting
8:30 a.m,—Ninth Annual Winter Meeting,
Fiddler Room—Host Inn.
Business Meeting.
Election of officers.
PENNSYLVANIA BROWN SWISS ASSOCIATION
3 00 p m —Business Meeting, Room D,
Mam Show Building.
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10:45 AM - 11:30 “Caged
Tomatoes - Varieties, Spacing,
Yields, Types and Sizes of Cages
and Efficiency”; Panel
Discussion: Boyd Mertz, Grower,
Moderator; Leroy Pfautz,
Grower; Herman Hostetter,
Grower.
11:30~AM 12r15-“Motivating -
Your Employees” Techniques
you can employ to increase
productivity of your employees
or even your teenage son; Stan
Camarius, Director, Personnel
and Training, Sperry New
Holland.
1:15 PM - 2:00 “Techniques
Used to Produce Earlier Can
taloupes and Cultural Practices
Used to Maintain Quality and
Good Yields in Later Plantings of
Cantaloupes”; Robert 'Fletcher,
' Professor Vegetable Crops "and -
Horticulture Extension, Penn
— syivania—State —University—
Moderator; Bill Baronner,
Grower; Marlin Fitz, Grower;
Bob Gross, Grower.
2:00 PM - 2:40 “Some New
Production and Varietal
Possibilities for Strawberries and
' Dr~ Peter A.
Ferretti, Asst. Professor Small
Fruits and Vegetables, Hor
ticulture Extension, Penn
sylvania State University.
2:4OPM -3-10 “Honey Bees and
Pollinating Vegetable and Small
Fruit Crops”, W. W Clarke, Jr.,
Entomology Extension, Penn
sylvania State University,
Tuesday, January ■
Monday, January 7
Wednesday, January 9
Wednesday, January 9
Vegetable Group
Slates Meeting
The Pennsylvania Vegetable
Growers Association will hold a
meeting in Harrisburg during the
Pennsylvania Farm Show, ac
cording to Herman Hostetter,
Sinking Springs, who is chairman
of the meeting. The meeting will
be-held on Wednesday, January
9, in Room F of the main Farm
Show building. The day’s
schedule will include:
10:00 AM - 10:45 “Verities,
Disease Resistance, and Defects
of Tomatoes”; Robert Fletcher,
Professor Vegetable Crops and
Horticulture Extension, Penn
sylvania State University.
“A dime is not entirely
worthless. It makes a fairly
Rood screwdriver.”— Willa
M. Jenkins, The (Hermitage,
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