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No-till convention slated
The latest developments in
no-tlll crop production will
be discussed by a group of
experts at the 1976 Mid-
Atlantic No-Till Convention
to be held January 13 at the
Hershey Motor Lodge and
Convention Center in Her
shey, Pa.
According to James H.
Eakin, chairman of
agronomy extension at The
Pennsylvania State
University and convention
chairman, tickets are
available at the county
Cooperative Extension
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Farmers from Penn
sylvania. Maryland, New
Jersey, New York, Virginia,
West Virginia, and Delaware
are invited to attend. The
program will start at 9:45
a.m.
Program topics will in
clude planting no-tillage
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 13,1975
crops; lime and fertilizer for
no-tillage; management for
po-tlllagc farming;
economics of no-tillage;
spray equipment and weed
control; no-tillage forages;
seeding rye for cover crops;
and a farmer panel
discussion on what no-tillage
is doing for me.
Speakers include Willis
McClellan, Penn State
Extension agronomist; Joe
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Newcomer, University of
Maryland Extension
agronomist; Harry M.
Young, Jr., owner of Melrose
Farms, Inc. Herndon, Ky.;
James Parochctti, Ex
tension weed specialist at the
University of Maryland;
Drew Stabler, a Maryland
Farmer, Harold Mengel, of
Agway Inc ; S. L. Hess, of
Roy stcr-Hess, Inc.,
Virginia; Lynn Hoffman,
Penn State research
agronomist; George
Hawkins, agronomist at
Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute; and Karl Hcllerick,
district conservationist, of
Lebanon, Pa.
Professor Eakin points out
that program sessions will
be held in the convention
Center’s upper level, with a
noon meal on the lower level.
Participants will have two
opportunities to visit
numerous commercial
displays prepared by the
various co-sponsoring
agribusiness firms. There
will be a pre-convention
exhibit tour on January 12
from 7 to 9:30 p.m, and a
general tour on January 13 at
11:30 a.m.
The Hershey Motor Lodge
and Convention Center is
located one mile west of
Hershey on Routes 322 and
422.
Sponsors of the event are
the agribusiness companies
dealing with no-till
production and the
Cooperative Extension
Services of Pennsylvania,
Maryland, New Jersey,
Delaware, and Virginia.
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Activities Will Be?
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