Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, August 09, 1980, Image 29

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Potato
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of one cent per hun
dredweight on ail potatoes
sold for human consumption.
Proceeds of the
assessment are used to
finance research aimed at
developing improved potato
varieties for Pennsylvania’s
soil and weather conditions.
Pennsylvania’s potato
crop in 1979 totaled 6,900,900
hundredweight, with a value
of |29.1 million. About two
thirds of the potato crop is
used in processing, mostly
potato chips.
Hallowell said, “I am
pleased to appoint these
three potato growers to the
Potato Research Board. It is
important that men like Earl
Miller, Bill Ringlet and
George Tallman continue to
take an interest in the long
range future of Penn
sylvania’s potato industry.
“Pennsylvania’s potato
industry is one segment of
our agriculture which truly
proves that Pennsylvania
agriculture is growing
better. And the Potato
Research Board members
are all dedicated growers,
men anxious to see that the
state's potato industry
continues to prosper,”
Hallowell said.
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