SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Eastern
Producers Cooperative
President, Stanley Korona, an-
nounced the “60th Anniversary
Annual Meeting” of the dairy
organization will be held October 6,
in Syracuse, New York.
Although already one of the
oldest dairy cooperatives in the
Northeast, the Annual Meeting
theme “Aggressive Today...for a
Stronger Tomorrow” highlights
the organization’s vision for the
future.
More than 600 eastern members
and officials of Eastern local
organizations throughout New
York, Pennsylvania, Vermont and
Delaware wUI gather for the An
nual Meeting and banquet at the
Hotel Syracuse in Syracuse, New
York.
Michael Donovan, General
Manager of Eastern, said “the
theme for this Annual Meeting is
appropriate one. We have been
in improving
marketing operations and
financial management, and the
results of those actions are ap
parent today. I expect this to be an
exciting and informative meeting
for the members and guests of
Eastern Milk Producers
Cooperative.”
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President Korona announced
that following the luncheon
program on October 6, Edward T.
Coughlin, Director of the Dairy
Division of the USDA will address
the group. Korona also said David
Call, Dean of the College of
Agriculture at Cornell University
will address the organization
following the banquet meeting.
Both these are important leaders
for agriculture in particular,
Korona said.
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address Eastern meeting
D.C., where he served as Chief of
Order Operations. In 1979 he was
promoted to deputy of the Division
with responsibility for litigation
and legal compliance. It was from
this deputy position Coughlin
assumed responsibility as Dairy
Division Chief.
In his remarks Coughlin is ex
pected to discuss the challenges
facing the nation’s dairy industry
in the near future and the very real
possibility of cuts in his dairy price
support program. He is known as a
hard-hitting speaker who will zero
in on the production-consumption
unbalance that presently exists in
the milk industry of the U.S.
The remarks o! Professor David
Call following the banquet are
expected to be marketedly dif
ferent from Coughlin’s. As Dean of
the College of Agriculture and Life
Sciences at Cornell, Call is
responsible for many of the most
exciting agriculture-related
research projects underway in
New York State. The College he
administers consists of 18
departments on the Cornell
campus, approximately 460 faculty
members and a total enrollment of
nearly 4,000. Additionally, Call has
administrative responsibility for
the New York State Agricultural
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Cornell University in 1954, and ( University and then back to
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earn both M.S. and PhD degrees in the Graduate School of Nutrition.
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NEWARK, Del. - Twenty-three
boars sold for an average of $338
each at Delaware’s latest tested
boar sale, held earlier this month
at the state fairgrounds in
Harrington.
More than half the animals went
to Delaware buyers. A few also
were sold to producers in
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Extension livestock specialist
Richard Fowler said he was
pleased with this strong show of
local interest.
The highest selling boar from
this year’s test was a Duroc con
signed by Edwards and Edwards
of Rich Square, N.C. It was pur
chased for $7OO by J. Quinton
Johnson of Salisbury, Md. This was
the highest-indexing boar in the
sale.
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soundness and performance. The
top index was 163.7, indicating
performance 63.7 percent above
the average of boars on test.
Performance data for the 35
animals that completed the trial
include an average daily gain of
2.32 pounds; feed required per
pound of gain, 2.13; and an average
backfat thickness of .72 inches.
This was the fifth year for the
trail, which is sponsored by the
Delaware Cooperative Extension
Service and the Delaware Pork
Producers Association. Another
test is planned for next spring
which will be completed with a sale
early in September 1983.
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