Harvestore holds workshops
CHICAGO, 11. - The Ninth North
American Agricultural Lender’s
Conference sponsored by A.O.
Smith Harvestore Products, Inc.,
featured some innovations at the
1983 session held Sept. 11-13.
This year, selected important
subjects were discussed in close
encounter workshop sessions
rather than from the podium.
ference sponsored by A. O. Smith Harvestore Products, Inc.,
featured general sessions on subjects of current interest to
leanders as well as close encounter workshops on subjects
such as use of micro-computers in lending and agri-business,
cooperation between agri-business and ag lenders, operating
farms for efficiency, and personal stress management.
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These subjects included use of
micro-computers in lending and
agri-business, cooperation bet
ween agri-business and ag lenders,
operating farms for efficiency, and
personal stress management.
“We felt that this approach
would improve the effectiveness of
the interchange between speaker
and audience that’s so important to
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successful communication in
meetings of this kind.” said Carl K
Clayton, director of marketing
staff services for Harvestore
Products. “We also gave par
ticular emphasis this year to
practical information lenders
could use in their day-to-day ac
tivities."
About 400 persons from the
United States and Canada attended
the Harvestore system lender’s
meeting. There were represen
tatives from 49 Harvestore system
dealerships, 21 U.S. states and 2
Canadian provinces
The four workshops addressed a
variety of subjects of vital interest
today. “Micro-computers Their
Effective Use in Lending and Agri-
Business,” featured a banker and
an agn-businessman who told how
they used computers to make their
work more efficient "Our
Program for Efficiency” consisted
of discussions by four Harvestore
system farmers who described
how they increased productivity
and cut expenses with efficient
management. In “Com
munications Key to Our Mutual
Success,” two bankers and two
agri-marketers told how they
cooperated to their mutual benefit
and that of their farmer
customers. “Stress Management
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how proper living habits and diet
can make life and work easier and
more meaningful
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number of other presentations on
subjects of current and practical
interest. Among the speakers were
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President and Agricultural I-oan J
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Stouck, a specialist in *
agricultural lending, will operate
out of Farmers’ Gettysburg office
at 202 W High Street due to its
central location to the bank’s nine
offices in York. Adams and
F ranklin counties.
Stouck is well known in the
farming community. He has
worked in the agricultural finance
industry for 19 years. He was
formerly with the Federal Land
Bank and Production Credit
.Association office in Gettysburg
and Dauphin Deposit Bank in
Carlisle
Stouck resides m Gettysburg
with his wife, Sandra, and his son,
Craig.
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Ph (215)257-0101
WON Communications, who spoke
on a recent visit to the Soviet
Union, and the impact on farmers
of the upcoming presidential
campaign and John Marten,
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agricultural economic prospects
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