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commenting on the growing
registration for NEMA’s
producer conference slated
for April 17 at the Con
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dividuals with a finger on the
marketing pulse of white and
brown eggs will serve as a
panel under the leadership of
Jay Irwin, Lancaster County
extension agent, as
moderator The participants
will be A 1 Wenger, Rheems,
president of NEMA; John
Ricca of Billerica
Massachusetts, Vice
President of NEMA, and
Cary Bradley of Decatur,
Georgia, chief statistician
for United Egg Producers
A presentation that is
expected to trigger much
interest will be a talk on
Farm Labor Relations by
Attorney George Isaacson of
Lewiston, Maine
He is the author of United
Egg Producer’s “Labor
Alert Newsletter ”
Isaacson conducts an
advisory telephone hot-line”
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Isaacson is expected to
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Frank Koebrick,
President and Manager of
Egg Clearinghouse,
Durham, New Hampshire,
will also be on the NEMA
program. Since taking over
the helm at ECI he has been
making contacts with a
number of producer groups
around the country.
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studies and demonstration
projects to evaluate and
improve the special sup
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women, infants and
children, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture
Carol Foreman Tucker said
Friday.
The program for women,
infants and children
provides nutrition education
and supplemental foods to
pregnant, breastfeeding or
post-partum women, and to
infants and children ages up
to five, based on low mcome
and nutritional need.
State and local health
agencies, non-profit
organizations and univer
sities may apply for the
grants
“USDA will attempt to
fund a variety of studies and
pilot projects in both urban
and rural areas,” Foreman
said “We will give special
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The day’s program is
slated to get under way at 10
a.m. sharp, with ad
journment at 4 p.m. If you
are a flock owner, but not yet
a member of NEMA, and
would like to attend the
conference and luncheon
write to Charles A. O’Reilly,
Secretary of NEMA, 136
Harrison Ave., Hightstown,
N J. 08520.
program
consideration to projects
that could be adapted for
national use We’re also
interested in pilot projects to
improve the delivery of
program benefits to Indians
“Projects which ex
periment with new ways to
use USDA commodities in
the program are of special
interest,” she said “USDA
is also interested in projects
designed to assist state and
local agencies in activities
such as monitoring the
distribution of the food
package, providing nutrition
education m grocery stores,
and providing transportation
for participants.”
Those interested in ap
plying for the grants should
contact. Contracting Of
ficer, Administrative Ser
vices Division, Food and
Nutrition Service, USDA,
Washington, D.C, 20250
Applications must be
received by May 23. No
project can last longer than
18 months.
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