New York Pork Congress Jan. 28
LYONS, N.Y. “Go for More in
’B4” is the theme for the 1984 New
York Pork Congress set for Jan. 28
at the Thruway Marriott Inn,
Henrietta, N.Y.
Guest speaker for the
Pa. horses
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Crown, the Colonial Cup
Steeplechase International, gave
him a record of six wins in seven
starts in 1963 and increased his
lifetime earnings to $138,909. The
victory also made him the National
Steeplechase and Hunt
Association’s top money-winner
for the year with seasonal win
nings of $93,064.
Flatterer is just one of many
outstanding horses bred by the
Sheppard/Pape partnership.
Among the partners’ homebred
stakes winners was recently
deceased Martie’s Anger, who won
the 1979 Colonial Cup Steeplechase
and that year’s Eclipse.
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vention, which is jointly sponsored
by the New York Pork Producers
Co-Op and the Cooperative Ex
tension Service, is Dr. Maynard
Hogberg. Hogberg, a native of
lowa and a graduate of lowa State
University, is coordinator of
science extension for the state of
Michigan.
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Hogberg has been featured at
many seminars at the American
Pork Congress. At the New York
Congress, he will present three
topics; Feeding Alternatives and
How You Can Evaluate Them;
Efficiencies of Production - Put
ting It All Together; and Swine
Industry Years Ahead - Looking
Through the Eyes of the Pig.”
The congress will begin at 9 a.m.
with exhibits and registration. A
$4 registration fee will be charged.
Morning sessions will follow with
the annual meeting of the New
York Pork Producers beginning at
1; 15 p.m. Officers will be elected
and committee reports given.
The annual meeting of the New
York Porkettes will begin at 3:15
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be the subject of an area dairy
meeting set for 1 to 3 p.m. Wed
nesday, in the Hackettstown High
School Auditorium.
Dairymen in the northwest
counties, principally, Sussex,
Warren, Morris, Hunterdon, and
Somerset, are urged to attend.
Keynote speaker will be
Woodson Moffett, New Jersey’s
Director of the Division of Dairy
Industry in the Department of
Agriculture. He will discuss the
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Representatives of the USDA’s
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diversion program.
Planning and coordinating this
Cooperative Extension meeting
are Everett Chamberlain, Warren
County agent, and dairy agents in
neighboring counties.
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