Richard M. Kennedy
Dairy executives named
ROSEMONT, 111. - Richard M.
Kennedy has been named director
of communications and public
relations for the United Dairy
Industry Association (UDIA),
effective Oct. 17. His respon
sibilities include implementation
of all public relations and com
munications programs designed in
cooperation with communications
personnel from UDIA member
organizations and affiliated units.
Kennedy previously served as
director of public relations and
consumer affairs for Spartan
Stores, Inc. in Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and as vice president,
account development, for Norman,
Navan, Moore & Baird, a public
relations agency also located in
Grand Rapids. He has also served
as a member of the Government
Relations Committee and Com
munications Committee for the
Food Marketing Institute (FMI) in
Washington, DC, and has served as
a member of FMl’s Consumer
Affairs Council.
A resident of Chicago, Illinois,
Kennedy has a degree in jour
nalism from Marquette Univer
sity, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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SYRACUSE - Raymond
Johnson, President of the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council (ADA/DC), has
announced the appointment of
Brian P. Ward as Executive Vice
President of the organization. The
announcement was made at a full
board meeting held on Oct. 30, in
Syracuse.
Mr. Ward has served as interim
manager of AD A/DC for the past
six months. He joined the
Association in 1981 as director of
the Foodservice Division.
In his new assignment, Ward will
be responsible for carrying out the
policies add programs as
designated by the ADA/DC Board
of Directors. He will oversee all
advertising and sales promotion
programs, as well as general office
operations.
Prior to joining ADA/DC, Ward
worked with Jewel Companies,
Inc. as Operations Manager. He
obtained Ids Bachelor of Business
Administration degree from
Western Michigan University in
advertising and marketing. He has
also done graduate work at In-
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Bush Hog cites new rotary ditchers
CARLISLE Bush Hog now
offers two models of rotary dit
chers featuring gearboxes up high
on the machine away from dirt and
mud, according to Bob Weaver of,
Carlisle, Bush Hog sales
representative for Pennsylvania
and New Jersey.
Additional shock load protection
for the gears and drive train is
provided by slip clutches.
“Bush Hog ditchers are designed
for use in flooded or poorly drained
fields-anywhere drainage is a
problem,” Weaver said. “Faster
and more economical than back
hoes, they work well in all types of
soil, in water and mud, and in
rough or uneven terrain.”
The RDSO series is equipped with
two cutting wheels to dig as deep
as 50 inches while the single
wheeled RD2O digs 20 inches deep.
The RD2O has a 540 RPM gearbox
for 50-60 horsepower tractors and
can be offset up to 22 inches from
the tractor’s center line.
OAK BROOK, 11. - Stephen
Hostetler has been certified to sell
and service the new line of In-
FARMation on-farm computers
for Hostetler Surge.
The InFAßMation line includes
the Feed Manager computerized
feeding system, which
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New rotary ditchers are being offered by Bush Hog.
The RDSO is available with 540 or Category II hitches and deflectors
1,000 RPM gearboxes for 90-140 that can be set to pile dirt along the
horsepower tractors. ditch or to throw it up to fifty feet to
Both models are equipped with the side.
Hostetter gets computer training
automatically adjusts the amount
of feed a cow gets, continuously,
for every day of her lactation
period.
In order to be certified, Hostetter
completed training in the ap
plication of computers on dairy
farms, as well as service and in-
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tensive training in software usage,
hardware trouble-shooting and
repair. He was certified at the
Surge Training Center, located
near St. Charles, Illinois, where he
received his training.