Dairy protection
amendments to the federal orders
asking for uniformity of payment
dates for all dairy farmers.
Furthermore, in their prepared
statements both Wismer and
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d al ry farmers within several
federal and state orders.
Pennsylvania Farmers Union
and the Grange are urging
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Tewksbury are once more calling
for dairy cooperatives to be
compelled to pay producers on the
same dates as are
handlers.
Under cross-examination from
Congressman Jim Jeffords of
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 18,1984—C3
Vermont, Wismer stated he felt the
trust fund would not exert a serious
improviston on milk handlers and
was long overdue.
Under cross-examination
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Tewksbury explained the new
bonding law in Pennsylvania
which became law on July 6th. He
stated a sizable amount of milk
will lack adequate protection. In
addition, he noted the interstate
shipment of milk, lack of adequate
auditors by state agencies, and
different values placed on various
classes of milk as added reasons to
support the proposed legislation.
William Sturges, dairy farmer
from Wellsboro, stated the 640,000
he lost in the Scheps Cheese
bankruptcy has caused him
irrepairable damage. Mr. Sturges,
who is a member of Pennsylvania
Farmers Union’s Board of
Directors, is also President of the
Board of Directors of Northern
Tier Cooperative, alluded to the
hardships of continuing in business
never being sure of receiving your
milk check.
Gerald Clause, a dairy farmer of
Camptown, who serves as
Treasurer of Northern Tier stated
the Scheps Cheese fiasco was the
second time he had gone through
the turmoil of a bankruptcy.
Clause stated that cooperatives
say they can’t go bankrupt, but the
one he shipped to in New Jersey
several years ago failed to pay
producers like himself for milk
delivered to them. Clause is also
one of the producers being sued by
the trustee in the Scheps
bankruptcy for money paid to
them in July, 1983.
The legislation received national
support from Associated Milk
Producers, N.F.O. and the
National Milk Producers
Federation. On the state level,
Pennsylvania Farmers
Association and Interstate Coop
testified in favor of needed
legislation on the national level
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