Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 30, 1984, Image 28

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    A2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jana 30,1984
Ogline
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“Approximately 80 to 85 percent
of the college students enrolling in
agriculture do not come from farm
backgrounds," Ogline explains.
“Our new Biological Station, at
which hands-on practical ex
perience will be stressed, is
designed to help fill this void.”
The farming facilities at the
Station will include the five breeds
of daii7 cattle, swine, sheep and
beef. Students will live there for 10
weeks and help with the milking,
other chores, keep records and
plant or harvest crops depending
on the season. They will get ex
perience in para-veterinary duties,
including such things as dehoming
andcastrating.
“One of the first phases of far
ming operations to be stressed will
be safety,” Ogline said.
“Most of these students haVe
never been directly involved in
farming and they must initially be
impressed with proper safety
around machinery, equipment and
livestock.”
Ogline explains that the course
of instruction will feature a strong
tie-in of the inter-relationship
between proper farming practices
and the environment.
“Whatever is done in farming -
whether it’s spreading manure or
applying a pesticide - has its effect
not only on the ag operation but
also on the environment,” Ogline
explains.
“We want to stress this inter
relationship and the importance of
dove-tailing farming practices
with the environment.”
Ogline’s experience with the
environmental ag program at New
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Holland, which was started in 1972,
was instrumental in his selection
for this unique college-level
program. The environmental ag
program at New Holland is also
unique in the state.
Students for the hands-on
program will be drawn from 11
different instructional disciplines
at Michigan State, such as ag
mechanics, economics, education,
production, fish and wildlife,
horticulture, etc.
The proximity of the forests and
marshlands to the farmlands will
be instrumental in putting together
the program.
While the course will be geared
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Ogline will serve on the
Michigan State faculty as lead
instructor for the unique program,
which will combine some
classroom work with the hands-on
experience. Ogline will draw
members from throughout the
Michigan State ag faculty to work
in the program.
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purposes in the instructional pro
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‘ ‘l’m really excited about getting
in on the ground floor of this unique
program,” Ogline said.
“Michigan State intends to make
it a national instructional show
place for practical experience. ’ ’
Ogline also worked in production
ag instruction at New Holland
before the environmental ag
program was started. He also
served in the Eockwood School
District in Somerset County, where
he grew up on a dairy farm. He
also worked in SCS before going on
to college.
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In 1961, he received his doctorate
in ag education at Penn State.
He served three years in the
Marines as an M.P. and was on the
Campus Patrol at Penn State,
working his way through school.
His minor is in agronomy.
He and his wife, Linda, will be
moving from Rl Denver with thir
two daughters, Melissa, 11, and
Shelly, 10.
“I’ve taught for 20 years and
have some 20 years to go,“Ogline
said.
“I’ve really enjoyed it at New
Holland and it was tough making a
decision. But such a chance will
only happen once.”
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