Cl2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 30,1980
Schedules open house
TUNKHANNOCK - The W. L. Campbell will give
1900 NEBA-Sire Power Open management comments.
House will be Saturday, A deep pit ox roast will be
September 6 at the served at noon by the
Tunkhannock Headquarters. Tunkhannock Triton House
The activities will begin at Company. A parade of key
10:30 a.m. and include tours, young sires and newly
of the barn, office and proven bulls'will conclude
laboratory facilities. There the days events,
will also be demonstrations Prizes will be awarded
of semen collections, including a calf given to a -
processing procedures, and HorFFA member,
live pnterfaiinmpnt on the Family reservation tickets
agenda. are available from your
Highlighting the program NEBA Technician or Sire
will be Harlan Hudson, a Power Direct Herd
Franchised Herd Consultant Salesman at $2 per im
for Holstein-Friesian Ser- mediate family.
vices working in the New This Open House is a
York State area. special opportunity for you
Hie Master of Ceremonies 1® learn about the operation
wiU be Margin Stout, NEBA of an A.I. Cooperative and
Sales and Service Director, meet the people working for
Also Sire Power Manager, you.
Fertilizer dealers
set world meeting
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Nearly 1000 representatives
of the international fertilizer
community are expected at
the Fifth Annual World
Fertilizer Conference,
September 21-23,1960 in San
Francisco.
“Attendance and interest
in our conference has grown
each year,” said Ed
Wheeler, president, The
Fertilizer Institute, U.S.
industry association and
sponsor of the event. “This
year representatives from
more than 50 nations are
expected,” be added.
Speakers selected for the
meeting are authorities in
their areas of fertilizer and
food needs and will appear
on the program during the
mornings of September 22
and 23.
Half Zimmerman von
Siefart, executive board
member of Kali and Salz,
AG, Kassel, Germany - a
major European potash
company - will project future
world supplies of this
essential mineral and plant
nutrient.
Keith Satchwell,
managing director,
Australian Fertilizers, Ltd.,
North Sydney, N.S.W.,
Australia also will look to the
future to discuss Oceania’s
phosphate rock needs and
sources.
Robert Q. Phillips,
president, Cansulex, Ltd.,
Vancover, B.C. Canada will
discuss prospects for world
suffer, an essential
ingredient for finished
phosphate fertilizers.
From the U.S., speakers
include John Schnittker,
president, Schnittker
Associates, Washington, D.C
with a look at future world
grain supplies, as related to
population growth.
Don McCune, managing
director of the International
Fertilizer Development
Center at Muscle Shoals,
Ala., will document the
grovrth of that world study
facility.
Thomas Blue, director of
the Agricultural Chemical
Department, Stanford
Research Institute, Menlo
Park, Calif., will discuss
nitrogen costs as related to
rapidly changing world
developments.
The Fertilizer Institute
Board Chairman Tom
president,
Parry,
Mississippi Chemical Co.,
will preside and Institute
President Ed Wheeler will
present closing remarks
keyed to U.S. and world
fertilizer consumption.
The annual global con
ference is the fifth sponsored
by the Institute, and the
second to be held in San
Francisco. Last year’s
meeting site was New York.
Hueslyi c
News
Joins feed firm
BIRDSBORO - F.M.
Brown’s Sons, Inc. recently
announced the appointment
of Carl A. Brown as director
of feed sales.
Carl represents one of
several /members of the
fourth generation of Browns
directly involved in this
family operated feed
business. He is already
known to many Penn
sylvania Dairymen for his
previous work as a National
Holstein Program Director
in Pennsylvania during the
early 1970’5.
Brown, a Penn State
Graduate, received his
masters and Pb. D degrees
from Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State
University. He has served on
the staff of this later in
stitution for the past five
years in both an extension
and teaching position.
During this period of time
he taught courses in animal
nutrition and dairy
management, conducted
research in the area of
computerized feeding of
dairy cows.
He coached numerous 4-H
and College dairy judging
teams including Virginia’s
1977 National Champion 4-H
Dairy Judging Team. He
also developed a statewide 4-
H/FFA Dairy Bowl contest
and a Regional Contest for
the East Coast which has
been highly successful.
As director of feed sales,
Brown will be heavily in
volved in working with
livestock producers in the
area of sales, service and
ration formulation.
He will work closely with
Walter Kennett, the com
pany nutritionist, to provide
customers with up to date
nutritional and management
information, and' high
quality feeds.
Carl A. Brown
Boom Insulation Company
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EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY AND OPERATING DAILY
Steam Engines, Threshing Machines, Gasoline Engines, Stationary Hay
Baler, Gasoline Tractors, Self Rake, Horse Sweep Power, Horse Power
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Equipment Parades Daily, Steem Engines in Operation,- Antique
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SATURDAY EVENING 8:00 p.m. Square Dance & Cake Walk Ram
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SUNDAY MORNING Church Service 9:00 a.m. Held in a tent, in
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DONATION Adult $l.OO, children under 12 Free
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Flea Market and Arts & Crafts invited by Reservation Only
Exhibitors Welcome & Invited
A Gasoline Engine and A Television Set will be chanced off
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