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LANCASTER - The Penn
sylvania Bar Institute, in
cooperation with the Agricultural
Law Committee of the Penn
sylvania Bar Association, will
sponsor its annual Agricultural
Law Conference in Lancaster on
Thursday and Friday. The theme
of the one-and-one-half day
program will be “The Business of
Agriculture.”
The program will begin with
presentations by Penn State
University extension specialists on
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J.L. Lush Award recipient, A.E. Freeman, center, lowa
State University, is flanked by R.E. Walton, left, of American
Breeders Service, and C.F. Foreman.
Lush award presented
DE FOREST, Wise. - A.E.
Freeman of lowa State University,
Ames, lowa, was named recipient
of the J.L. Lush Award at the
recent American Dairy Science
Association’s (ADSA) annual
meeting in College Station, Texas.
The award, in the form of a
plaque and $1,500.00 is sponsored
by ABS and was presented by Dr
Walton. It is awarded annually in
recognition of the exceptional
contributions made by Dr. Lush to
the Science of Animal Breeding
Freeman, the third person to
receive this award, received
Bachelor of Science and Master of
Science degrees from West
Virginia University. He received
his Ph.D. in Animal Breeding from
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agriculture. Lester A. Burdette,
Animal Science Extension, will
discuss the changing nature of
agriculture; Virgil E. Crowley,
farm Management Extension, will
speak on the role of government;
Emeritus Frederick A. Hughes,
Farm Management Extension,
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dairy, grain and livestock far
mers; and H. Louis Moore,
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Cornell and began his professional
career when he joined the staff at
lowa State University working
with Dr. Lush. He later succeeded
Dr. Lush as leader of the animal
breeding group at the institution.
He has been regularly involved in
both undergraduate and graduate
teaching.
Much of Dr. Freeman’s research
has dealt with the genetic im
provement of dairy cattle in
cluding the inheritance of milk
constituents, type characteristics,
dystocia, the relationship of
production and reproduction,
inbreeding effects and numerous
other nonproduction traits. He has
worked cooperatively with several
A.I. organizations.
goods and related problems.
Thursday evening’s dinner
program will feature guest
speakers Robert Bor, Esq., Chief
Counsel, U.S. House of
Representatives Agriculture
Committee, and Robert J. Gray,
Director of Policy Development,
American Farmland Trust, who
will examine the future of
agriculture.
On Friday, the conference will
focus on selected issues in
agricultural law. Professor Keith
Meyer, University of Kansas
School of Law and President-Elect,
American Agricultural Law
Association, will discuss UCC
Articles II and IX as they relate to
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Alternative Agriculture, who will
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featuring D. Timothy Tammany,
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Gerald Torres, University of
Minnesota School of Law, on land
use planning and environmental
law; Edward Thompson Jr., Esq.,
American Farmland Trust, on
agricultural zoning; William
Hoffmeyer, Esq., Hoffmeyer &
Semmelman, York, on real estate;
John C. Becker, Esq., Agricultural
Law Specialist, Penn State
University, on the regulation of
agriculture; and Lawrence B.
Kurland, Esq., Lawrence B.
Kurland Associates, West Chester.
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