A3o—Unca»tw Farming, Satnrday, August 4,1984
Food Products Month
(Continued from Page Al)
have had success, but we need
more,” he said.
Speaking at a reception in
Harrisburg Wednesday, Sen. Noah
Wenger of the Senate Agriculture
Committee said, “The Senate Ag
Committee salutes the Penn
sylvania ag community.” Wenger
pointed out how important food
pi
Pennsylvania Honey Queen Martha Herr scoops up some
fudge sauce made with honey for hungry shoppers at the
Strawberry Square shopping mall in Harrisburg.
Feeding cattle to market with grain
and corn silage without proper
feed management resulting in the
animals not fully using the feed’s
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Citing Pennsylvania’s
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The senator urged citizens to
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Pennsylvania’s food products
during the month of August.
Pennsylvania Secretary of
Commerce James Pickard spoke
of the close relationship shared by
commerce and agriculture.
“Agriculture has a very important
part to play,” he noted.
Pickard challenged represen
tatives from agriculture, com
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Harrisburg, while Pork King Gene Wenger offers his assistance. A number of Penn
sylvania commodity queens were on hand at the kick-off ceremonies for Pennsylvania
Food Products Month.
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making milestones like those that
have been accomplished in past
years. While the past has been
good, he said, a lot of room for
improvement remains.
An indoor farmer’s market
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