SCS chief to speak at annual meeting
ANKENY, lowa Peter Myers, meeting ot the Soil Conservation
chief ot the U.S. Department ol t>«cmty ot America, Aug. 8-11,
Agriculture’s Soil Conservation 1882, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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717-6652186
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717-899-6772
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Representative Manager Manager
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We're Employee Owned. That's Why We Shine.
Myers, who was named chief ot
the USDA agency in April, will
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Stevens. PA
215-267-2150
CLARK SUPPLY CO. MOGEL BROS. FEED
Rising Sun, MO Hamburg, PA
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participate in a panel discussion,
"The politics ot Making Conserva
tion Happen,” on Wednesday
morning, Aug. 11. Myers will speak
about the tuture ot federal
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New Freedom, PA
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Thompsontown, PA
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FAWN MILLS, INC.
Fawn Grove, PA
717-382-4553
RAY BRANAS.
Beacon Advisor
717-843-4515
programs in
conservation.
Other participants in the panel
discussion include Menlyn
Keeves, natural resources coor
dinator tor the U.S. League ot
Women Voters, Washington, D.C.;
Don Collins, director of product
development tor the Monsanto Cor
poration Authority, Down-
Kenneth G. Higgs, director ot the
Metropolitan Toronto and Kegion
Conservation Authority, Down-
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sview, Ontario; and Dennis Le
Master, chairman of the Depart
ment of Forestry and Range
Management at Washington State
University in Pullman.
The general theme of the
meeting is "The Politics ot Con
servation." More than 700 con
servationists from the United
States and Canada are expected to
attend. Headquarters for the event
will be the New Orleans Marriott
Hotel.
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