A2o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 3,1981
State vegetable growers to meet in February
HERSHEY - The Penn
sylvania Vegetable Growers
E. Wayne Beshore
York County dairyman isn’t Beshore helps with the books Marvin, Joy and Kirby, also
willing to take all the credit and takes care of the calves, have given considerable
for his success. Mrs. Their four children, Jed, assistance.
Bergland visited Central Pennsylvania in
April, stopping off at the farm of York County dairyman E. Wayne Beshore, left.
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Annual Conference and
Trade Show, scheduled to be
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held at the Hershey Motor
Lodge on February 3 to 5,
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PH: 609-983-4404 PH: 814-944-6045 PH- 215759-1331 Thompson, Pa. 18465 Bndgeville, Delaware 19933 301 N. Broad Street
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412-458-7243
will feature research results
in vegetable production plus
an exhibit by more than 100
suppliers and manufac
turers to the vegetable, fruit
and small fruit growers in
Pennsylvania, according to
an announcement by Burton
Hethermgton, Conference
Chairman of Berwick.
The conference/exhibit is
an annual affair co
sponsored by the Vegetable
Growers of Pennsylvania,
the State Horticultural
Association, the Penn
sylvania Grape and Wine
Producers and the Penn
sylvania Food Processors
Association in cooperation
with the extension and
research divisions of Penn
State’s College of
Agriculture.
Topics to be discussed
during the three day
program include, vegetable
varieties, tomato production
and marketing, research
and control of speck and
blight, transplanters, land
use, mechanical harvesting,
pest management including
bird and deer control,
herbicides, hydroponics,
lime recommendations,
vegetable production ef
ficiency, post harvest
control, irrigation, fluid
seeding, strawberry
blueberry and other small
fruit production.
KNOXVILLE B.T. CONTRACTOR LEROY E. MYERS, INC,
CONSTRUCTION P.O Box 535 Route #l, Box 163
Knoxville, Pa. 16928 Biglerville. Pa. 17303 Clear Spring, Md. 21722
PH: 814-326-4188 PH- 717-677-6121 PH.301-582-1552
Among the various
specific varieties of
vegetable and small fruit on
which research has been
completed and will be
discussed are: tomatoes,
grapes, corn, beans,
peas, muskmellon; cabbage,
strawberries, brambles,
blueberries, eggplants,
pumpkins, winter squash
and celery.
Rudy Grob, Millersville,
Chairman of Social Ac
tivities, said, “In addition to
the business meetings and
exhibits, several socials will
be held including two din
ners on February 3 and 4,
and a Tomato luncheon on
February 3.
Charles Wismer, Penn
sylvania Grange Master will
address the group on
February 4, at the annual
banquet, a highlight of the
get-together of state
growers
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Warren Thompson, Clarks
Summit, President of the
Pennsylvania Vegetable
Growers Association, said
that the conference is open to
anyone interested in the
growing of vegetables m
Pennsylvania.
He said it would be one of
the most interesting con
ferences presented giving up
to date and complete in
formation on new production
techniques in agriculture.
Registration and pre
registration information
may be obtained by con
tacting PVGA Executive
Director, Bill Christian, Box
28, Dalton, PA 38414 or by
calling 717-563-2690.
Participation in the
conference qualifies Penn
sylvania Certified Pesticide
Applicators to receive a
“Pesticide Applicator Up
date Training Certificate ”
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D. E. SMITH, INC.
Mifflintown, Pa. 17059
PH: 717-436-2151
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