McPherson
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history has mostly been
made from movements
created by minorities.”
Mrs. McPherson directed
her first verbal round of
shots at agriculture
chemical restrictions.
“Take away all the far-
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of so-called ‘health reasons’
and we’ll soon see a shortage
of food. It becomes a
problem of the risks of
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arguments in recent years
that “food is for people, not
for-profit,” and that “profit
is a four-letter word.”
Commenting on ' that
philosophy, Gail noted
examples of television
broadcasting profits having
been up 60 per cent in 1977,
while oil company profits
finished this year at only the
two per cent level.
“The government can
provide to people in this
country only what profitable
businesses pay into the
coffers in taxes. It’s time to
shout back, fanners, that
businessmen and farmers
must make a profit to sup
port the demands being
made on this government.”
Research has traditionally
been upheld as the way to
feed the world’s growing
population, but Mrs. Mc-
Pherson has some reser
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“The Green Revolution
has not worked to the benefit
of American farmers,” she
argued. Superior varieties of
rices and other grains were
developed to save Asians,
using our tax dollars, instead
of putting that money into
domestic research. Thus,
your taxes perfected crops
for other countries, un
dermining your potential
export sales.”
“And, at the same time,
Dr. Norman Borlaug was
being recognized for his
high-yielding varieties of
grains, the chemical DDT
was banned from use on
crops here in this country,
taking away one of our most
efficient and inexpensive
tools,” she added.
Misrepresentation of the
current farm labor situation
worries the spokeswoman,
too. She cited USDA study
that showed only two per
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cent of the entire work force
on farms are migrant
laborers. Three-quarters of
all farm work is performed
by farm family members
and two-thirds of the
remaining hired workers are
high school students and
housewives earning extra
money.
But the most subtle
madmen of all are those who
keep silently handing out the
paperwork, in Mrs. Mc-
Pherson’s opinion.
One prime exaipple of
questionable regulatory
involvement arose after
recent fatal explosions in
Midwestern grain elevators.
Investigators suspect that
hose explosions were caused
by required dust-emmission
equipment. Rather than ease
up on the dust-compacting
regulations, federal
authorities have slapped on
an additional 17 pages of
restrictions and now
promise to close the
elevators to business on all
days that the humidity drops
under 45 per cent.
In a plea for every-farmer
involvement in finding
solutions to the rash of
problems facing agriculture,
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Gail concluded with some
self-help suggestions.
“Look beyond your bams
and fields into the suburbs
and cities. The people are
bound with agricultural
illiteracy. Contact your
representatives; give your
dollars to support your
commodities. Go to the
schools, invite the public to
your not-always-glamorous
farm. Attend meetings and
communicate back and forth
with other consumers.
Reason, reality, and God are
onyourside.” *
Presentation of the first
annual “Green George”
award was made by George
Williams, owner of the
Codorus Fertilizer Service.
Destined to become a
lighthearted “Academy
Award” of the area
agriculture industry, the
hand-painted ceramic statue
went to Robert and Lucretia
Rebert, Spring Grove R 2.
Their selection was based on
“unusual achievement in the
field of agriculture above
and beyond the call of duty,”
and was presented to the
Reberts for their unique
method of replanting missed
com rows.
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