HOSEMONT, 11.
Tom" Camerlo, Florence, Col.,
was re-elected chairman oi the
Umied Dairy Industry Association
(UDIA) for his third term, 1984-85,
ai the organization’s 14lh annual
meeting held in San Antonio,
Texas, March 29-31.
Camerlo also serves as president
ol Mountain Empire Dairymen's
Association cooperative, Thornton,
Col., and as first vice president,
National Milk Producers
Federation, Washington, D.C.
More than 600 members and
guests attended UDIA’s two-day
meeting to hear management
reports and to preview plans and
programs. Information seminars
were conducted on advertising and
promotion, nutrition research and
nutrition education, product and
piocess research, and marketing
and economic research.
The House of Delegates (HOD;
increased the board of directors to
48 members to include
representatives of the Wisconsin
Milk Marketing Board (WMMBj.
The HOD now numbers 14b
members reflecting UDIA’s new
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Camerlo re-elected UDIA chairman for third term
membeis WMMB, tinned
Daiiymen of Arizona and
Associated Milk Producers
Inc./Soulhern Begion. For the first
time, the HOD includes delegates
representing affiliated Dairy
Council units from non-UDIA
member areas.
James P
The House of Delegates also
approved a bylaws change,
recommended by the Board of
Directors, to increase the size of
the Executive Committee to not
more than 15 directors," from the
previous 12 members.
Officers of the Board include,
chairman - James P. Camerlo,
Western Dairfarmers Promotion
Assn., - first vice chairman, - J.
Douglas Webb, Milk Promotion
Services, Inc.; Fairfax, Vi.,
second vice chairman - Leslie
Winters, ADA of Minnesota,
Bingham Lake, Minn., second vice
chairman - Carl I. Johnston, Mid
East UDIA Waynesburg, Pa.
Also second vice chairman -
Thomas V. Angotl, Detroit Pure
Milk Company, Detroit, Mich.;
secretary - George L. Rydeen,
ADA of Minnesota, Stillwater,
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Ph: (215) 257-0101
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N. Groffdale Rd.
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Ph: (717)656-2321
Mum., and treasurer
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Blackstone, Va.
in remarks, Camerlo said that
the dairy diversion plan is
working, but maybe not as well as
we would like, but nevertheless
the trend in milk production is
down!
In February, milk production
he'"w ''a 1 ,1 a year
GEORGETOWN, Del. - New
signs are going up on poultry
houses throughout Delmarva.
Large white posters with red
letters which proclaim
“RESTRICTED - NO AD
MITTANCE. Help Keep Our
Poultry DISEASE FREE!” will be
displayed on farm lanes and
poultry houses.
The signs, supplied by Delmarva
Poultry Industry, Inc. (DPI), are
being distributed at no cost to
poultry growers through their
flock supervisors. The need for
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Delmarva poultry signs being posted
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Ph: (215) 683-7252
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21,1984—E5
eai liei, Camerlo said, 'fhis was the
In si monthly drop in milk
production in 57 months. There
were 212,000 fewer cows milked in
February than in November.
Januaiy and February govern
ment purchases were 14 percent
lower than the same period in 1983.
1 would suggest one other short
term goal for your consideration,"
greater security to prevent the
spread of diseases between poultry
farms has prompted DPI to make
these available - at the suggestion
of individaul growers and the DPI
Grower Committee.
“We hope all poultry growers
will make use of these signs and
restrict the movement of people
and equipment on their farms,”
said Charles Postles, chairman of
the DPI Grower Committee.
“In addition to avian influenze,
many other poultry diseases can
be spread through the free flow of
Camerlo added. The whole dairy
industry badly needs a betler
coordinated consumer network.
You should consider UDIA as the
organization to form a Com
munications Task Force, a group
of commodity-industry com
n lumcators to advise us as to how
we solve this problem (increase
coi isumplion of dairy foods ).''
people and equipment between
farms,” remarked Dr. Tom
Holder, chairman of the DPI
Poultry Health Committee. He
added, “the high concentration of
poultry on the Delmarva Peninsula
means that tight security and good
sanitation are a must to maintain
healthy and profitable flocks.”
DPI is a non-profit organization
working for the continued progress
of Delmarva’s 860-million-dollar
poultry industry. The primary
concern of DPI during the past
several months has been to
prevent the spread of avian in
fluenza to Delmarva.
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