Adams Co. DHIA
(Continued from Page DIO) 18 a general manager. Plans are
" underway to hire an assistant for
your test sheets in the current Dean Emig who also could handle
program. So you can see we need the meter testing procedures
to improve our testing accuracy which would free the present
for those cows we previously fieldmen to get out to the county
considered to be free of problem level more often,
mastitis. “This-program provides Time is often lost on returning
the dairyman with a__ real op- test sheets to the dairyman due to
_ portunity to improve milk- • errors which are made on the barn
production.” . sheets and then must be corrected
Heald defined his- own job as at the lab, Heald pointed out. He
heading more into the field of
extension education and said he
feels what the PHLprogram needs
Denison is Farm Manager
. CAMP HILL Richard Denison
of 211 Walnut Street, Shireman
stown has been elected into
* professional membership of the
American Society of Farm
Managers and Rural Appraisers.
Membership in the Soiuety is for
those who are engaged in some
phase of professional farm and
ranieh management or rural ap
praising and who meet the
Society’s rigid membership
requirements.
Denison manages the Farm
Management • Service of the
Pennsylvania Farmers’
Association. Farm Management
Services provide a full-scale farm
management, farm accounting,
farm business analysis, farm tax
planning and farm tax preparation
to more than 4,000 Pennsylvania
farmers.
The American Society of Farm
Managers and Rural Appraisers
Society
elects
Cast
j president
ATLANTA, Ga. -
Robert G. Gast,
professor and head of
the Department of
Agronomy at the
University of Nebraska-
Lincoln, became
president of the Soil
Science Society of
America yesterday at
the society’s annual
luncheon and awards
program. He succeeds
B.A. Stewart as head of
the 6,000-member
scientific, educational
organization.
Cast’s principal in
terests are in the area of
soil physical chemistry
and mineralogy. Recent
.emphasis has been on
the base surface
•'% chemistry of clays,
oxides, and hydroxides
in soils, and the
movement and loss of
nutrient elements from
soils.
The results from his
research have been
applied toward the
solution of practical
problems such as the
movement of
radionuclides in soils,
application of waste
material to land, and
the movement and loss
of nutrients from soils.
He has been active in
developing early
guidelines for the ap
plication of municipal
waste on land. A past
editor of the Journal of
Environmental Quality,
he has served on the
American Society of
Agronomy board of
directors.
A Fellow of ASA
11977), he received all
three degrees from the
University of Missouri.
said he feels the fieldmen could do
a better job of educating the
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supervisors if they could get out to
them more often.
High on Heald’s list of priorties
is revising the present DHI report
forms received by dairyman
tailoring them to meet the far
mer’s needs.
Also with the advent of more on
the farm computers, DHI needs to
keep its programs relevant to any
herd size regardless of any mer
chanization used in conjunction
with managing that herd. This will
probably necessitate hiring
someone who is specialized in the
member
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 19,1981—D1l
computer field to work with the
formulation of programs, stated
Heald.
In summarizing, Heald conceded
that this will all cost money. Rates
for check testing in DHIR herds
will be raised, the cost of testing
meters will be raised, and the cost
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still has lower testing rates than do
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