WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Lawerance V. Gray, a Nampa,
Idaho, farmer, has been elected
chairman of the Agriculture
fcouncil of America for a one-year
term.
Gray, owner of LV. Gray Farms
Inc., succeeds Roger Clark, a
cattle-and-com producer from
Brady Neb., and vice chairman of
Farmland Industries.
Lawerance and Mary Lou Gray
and two of their three sons grow
potatoes, sugar beets, mint, beans,
spinach, sweet corn, barley and
silage corn.
Gray has been active on the
Idaho Bean Commission since the
1960’s and also participates in
school board, Beet Growers
Association, Idaho Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service Committee and University
of Idaho Agriculture Consulting
Council activities. He has been
active in ACA since 1975.
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annual meeting in Washington
"were Adrian J. Polansky of
Belleville, Kan., the National
Association of Wheat Growers and
the Kansas Wheat Commission,
chairman-elect; Floyd Wahlgren
of Gothenburg, Neb., and the
Nebraska Corn Development,
Utilization and Marketing Board;
and Gene N. Weih of Tipton, the
lowa Corn Promotion Board. All
are active farmers.
Allen Paul of Washington, D.C.,
chief executive officer of the
nationwide independent, nonprofit
association since its formation in
1973, was reappointed president.
The members of ACA at their
annual meeting voted to
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for one-year terms, in addition to
Gray, Hugh Flanders of In
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E.L. Hatcher, Lamar, Colo.,
NAWG, Colorado Wheat Growers
Association and a past ACA
chairman; Ronald Hoener, Pratt,
Kan., NAWG and the Kansas
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David Philhpson, the Upjohn Co.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.; Melvin
Sprecher, Land O’Lakes, Sauk
City, Wis.; Ronald E. Vavrma,
Vacin, Inc., Clarkson, Neb.,
National Farm & Power Equip
ment Dealers Association, and
David Wothke, ELANCO Products
Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Elect Paul Brower of Gold Kist,
Inc., Atlanta Ga., to the board of
directors for one year, replacing
Jean Rice of Gold Kist.
Elect Robert W. Bryan of
Southern States Cooperative,
Richmond, Va., to complete the
unexpired term (one year) on the
board of directors of Paul Mullmix
of Southern States, who had
resigned.
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addition to electing officers, re
elected to the 1982 executive
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Harold House, Louis Dreyfus
Corp., Stamford, Conn.; Robert C.
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The directors also gave final
approval' to a senes of
organizational changes and by
laws amendments that will
become fully effective in 1983.
Major changes include reductions
in the size of the board of directors
(from maximums of 51 to 25) and
the executive committee,
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chairman, a new dues schedule
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projects and .creation of a new
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directors will assume greatly
increased . responsibility for
direction of the organization,
although the executive committee
will continue to be appointed by the
board and to direct the staff.
Standing committees on both
programs and organizational
matters will advise the boards.
The agriculture Council of
America is an organization of
producers, farmer-owned
cooperatives, agricultural
associations and local and national
agriculture-related businesses. It
serves as a forum for uniting
agricultural interests on solutions
to problems of common concern
and a source of factual, consumer
oriented information about
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