DlO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 9,1982
PETIT JEAN MT., Ark. -
Henryk Jasiorowski, director of
cattle breeding at Warsaw
Agricultural University, will be the
featured international lecturer at
the 1983 International Stockmen’s
School sponsored by Winroek
International Jan. 2-6 in San An
tonio, Texas.
The former president of Warsaw
Agricultural University and for
mer director of animal production
and health for the Food 'and
Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations in Rome will lec
ture on global livestock production
systems and on cattle breeding.
Some of his lectures will be based
on ten years of evaluation of cattle
in Poland produced from semen of
bulls from 10 other countries and
the U.S. He is one of almost a dozen
lecturers at the school who will be
presenting papers on international
topics.
The 1983 Stockmen’s School,
designed to help producers of beef
tattle, dairy cattle, sheep, goats,
and horses increase the produc
tivity and profitability of their
enterprises, will offer increased
opportunities for exchanges bet
ween U.S. stockmen and scientists
and their colleagues from other
countries, according to Frank
Baker, director of the school.
Other international lecturers
will include H.K. Baker, direetorof
operations of the British Meat and
Livestock Commission, who will
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speak on animal welfare and on
cattle breeding; Martin Gonzalez
of Mexico, president of a private
consulting firm and past in
ternational president of the Range
Management Society, who will
speak on range management and
improvement practices; and John
Stewart-Smith of Alberta, Canada,
president of Beef-Booster Cattle
Limited, who will speak on in
novative cattle breeding, testing
and marketing.
Manuel Ruiz of Costa Rica, head
of animal production at the
Tropical Agricultural Research
Center, will speak on beef and
dairy management systems in
tropical environments; J. O’Shea
of Cork, Ireland, a researcher with
the Agricultural Institute, Fermoy
Co., will speak on research of dairy
management and on mastitis
control; and Miguel Galina,
professor of animal science at the
University of Mexico, will speak on
dairy goat nutrition and
management and on sheep
production.
In addition, a number of U.S.-
based researchers will lecture on
international topics, John De Boer
of Winroek International, formerly
on the faculty of the University of
Queensland,'Australia, will speak
on the competitive position ut
Australian beet in the U.S. market,
and R.L. Baker ot the University ot
Illinois, a New Zealand native and
formerly a geneticist with the
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CAMP HILL - The Penn
sylvania Farmers’ Association is
supporting a resolution and
legislation introduced by
Congressman James Nelligan (R
-11th Dist.) this week to increase
the use of American-produced food
at overseas U.S. military bases.
PFA president Keith Eckel said,
“We welcome and encourage any
positive efforts to improve our
farm economy. Net farm income is
dropping for the third straight year
and agricultural exports are ex
pected to decline for the first time
in 12 years. Meanwhile supplies of
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Ito lecturers, including livestock
producers, government leaders,
scholars, and agribusiness
specialists, will speak at the four
day school. Textbooks on beef
cattle, dairy cattle, sheep and
goats, and horses, including all
lectures will be available. The
abstracts will be available in both
English and Spanish editions.
The International Stockmen’s
School was founded in the early
1940 s by M.E. Ensjninger and was
some commodities continue to
outpace demand.
“Congressman Nelligan’s
proposals would open export
markets for American agricultural
products which should rightfully
be ours. At the same time it would
help reduce trade deficits and save
the taxpayers’ money by reducing -
commodity storage costs. ’ ’
House Resolution 600,
introduced by Nelligan, would
have the Secretary of Defense
develop policies for the maximum
feasible use of U.S. agricultural
products at IT.S. military in
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