Johnson resigns MDA post
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -
Ronald L. Johnson, Director,
Division of Marketing, has
resigned from the Maryland
Department of Agriculture
to accept a position with
USDA, APHIS, Plant
Protection and Quarantine
Pest Program Development
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staff according to Secretary
of Agriculture, Wayne A.
Cawley, Jr.
In announcing, Johnson’s
resignation Secretary
Cawley stated he has served
as a Division Director with
the Department since it was
created m 1973 From 1973
until 1979 Johnson served as
the first Director of the
Division of Plant Industries.
In April, 1979 Johnson took
over as Director of the
Division of Marketing. Prior
to the certain of the
Department Johnson served
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“On behalf of the
Department of Agriculture I
want to thank Ron Johnson
for the contributions he has
made to the Department and
to Maryland agriculture”,
said Cawley. “We wish him
well in his new job with
U&DA and hope his new
work will keep him in con
tact with Maryland
agriculture ”
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Two Pennsylvania agricultural leaders, John Washko, retired Penn State
agronomist, left and Charles Woigemuth, retired superintendent of Milton
Hershey School Farms, were named lifetime members of the Pennsylvania
Forage and Grassland Council at the organization’s recent 20th Anniversary
Conference in Hershey. At right is Kenneth Leath, council president and plant
pathologist with the USDA Regional Pasture Research Laboratory at Penn
State. Washko and Woigemuth, both past presidents of the Pennsylvania
council, were honored for a lifetime of service to the state's agricultural in
dustry. Lester Ray, retired manager of Rolling Rock Farms, Ligonier, also was
given a lifetime membership but was unable to attend.
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