Talbert to Address
Norwood K. Talbert,
Director of Environmental
Quality and Engineering,
Agway, Inc., will address
agribusinessmen from
across Pennsylvania at
tending PennAg Industries
Association’s 96th Annual
Convention at Seven Springs,
Champion, Penn.
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According to Robert
Weindel, Convention
Chairman, the en
vironmental engineer’s talk,
“The Challenge of Keeping
Our Environment Clean”,
emphasizes the thrust of the
whole convention, “Our
convention this year,” states
Weindel, “entitled ‘Seven
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leline Cleaner
PennAg Convention
rather painful economic and
political exercises that we
must go through before the
movement becomes
productive and gets on
balance.
Mr. Talbert is a Chemical
Engineering graduate of
Texas A & M University, a
member of American Men of
Science, Who's Who in the
East, American Chemical
Society, a marketing lec
turer, Rotarian of Syracuse,
N.Y., and past hospital
board member and Com
munity Chest Board
Chairman.
Challenges for Champions’
will explore the challenges to
our industry in areas such as
the environment, money
management, the future,
etc. We are fortunate to have
speakers like Mr. Talbert to
help us discuss and solve
problems which affect all of
us.”
Mr. Talbert, in his talk,
will direct attention toward
some of the basic logic that
has gone into environmental
legislation which in some
cases gets pretty far
removed from en
vironmental protection per
se. It will be his intent to
focus on some of the
economic and social im
plications of the en
vironmental movement and
to forecast some of the
Dairy Beef Open
House Tour Set
An open house program for
a modern dairy bull beef
operation has been
scheduled for Wednesday in
Mobrsville, according to
James Haldeman, county
agent for Berks County.
_ The open house will be held
from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at
the Rae Hix farm and
Haldeman said interested
persons from Berks and
surrounding counties are
welcome to attend.
In addition to a tour of the
installation, there’ll *be
addresses by Lester Bur
dette, extension livestock
specialist from Penn State,
Louis Moore, extension
marketing specialist there,
and Dr. Samuel Guss, Penn
State’s extension veterinar
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attend the three-day event to
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1974.
protein suppliment and
minerals, Moore will discuss
bull beef markets, and Guss
will comment on feeder
cattle health.
The tour will include a new
solar roof barn for 500 dairy
beef bulls, automated
facilities for haylage and
com silage handling, a gas
heated, tube ventilated calf
bam for 65 calves, a 100-cow
free stall bam, a broiler
house with 28,200 bird
capacity, and a new swine
finishing house.
The Hix farm is located off
Route 78, near Shartlesville.
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York County 4-H Council,
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Club Beef Barbeque at
Penryn Park, Penryn.
7:30 p.m.
4-H Talent on WGAL
Noonday at 8
Thursday, September 5
Judging Blue Forms and
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