OS-Lancaster Farming Saturday, Ftbruary 22,1986
NJ fruit growers schedule meeting
CLEMENTON, NJ - Regional
peach and apple growers will want
to attend the annual one-day South
Jersey Tree Fruit Growers
Meeting at the Lodge of Silver
Lake Inn, Rt. 30, Clementon, N.J.
on Thursday, February 27.
Seventeen speakers are scheduled
during a very active day beginning
at 8:45 a.m. ending at 4:30 p.m.
Growers will hear Dr. James
Flore, Horticultural Department,
Michigan State University discuss
“New Peach Planting Systems and
Hardiness Research in Michigan.”
The rest of the morning program
will include topics such as “An
Update on Tree Fruit Weed Con
trol” by Dr. Brad Majek, Rutgers
Weed Control Specialist;
“Preventing the Inking of
Peaches” by Dr. A. Hopfinger,
Rutgers Extension Pomologist;
“Field Tests of Growth Regulators
for Bloom Delay and Fruit Thin
ning on Peaches” by Dr. Tom
Gianfagna, Rutgers Horticultural
Department; “Objectives of the
New Jersey Stone Fruit Breeding
Program” by Dr. Shawn Melen
bacher, Rutgers Plant
Pathologist; and “Promotion of
Peaches Through the New Jersey
Peach Promotion Council” by Mr.
David Rizzotte, Chairman,
N.J.P.P.C.
The afternoon program com
mences at 1 p.m. with an insight as
Huhn named
Ronald G. Huhn, 529 Golden St.,
jias been named manager of
distribution services at Alumax
Corp., Mill Products, Lancaster.
He was formerly plant traffic
control supervisor and has been
with the company since 1961.
Huhn has pursued course-work
at the Pennsylvania State
University in transportation and
traffic, with the American
Management Association in export
documentation, and is a graduate
of the Dale Carnegie course.
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DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED
to the “New Development at the
Cream Ridge Research Center” by
Dr. A. Hopfinger; “Increasing
Consumer Interest in Peaches at
the Regional Peach Festival” by
Mrs. Linda Vorsa, Horticultural
Consultant, Camden County Ex
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Peach Trees for Increased Profit”
by Mr. Robert Best, grower,
Hackettstown, N.J.; “Apollo and
Savey Results on Mites” by Dr.
Fred Swift, Rutgers Research
Entomologist; “Results of Leaf
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Thatch and Fred Perkins, Rutgers
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Berlin, New Jersey.
A grower panel is scheduled to
discuss “Mite Control Strategies
on My Farm.” This is moderated
by Dr. Stuart race, Rutgers Ex
tension Entomologist.
Other topics will include a
review of changes in the Pesticide
Code, and discussions of
laboratory-reared mite predators
and deer control alternatives.
The lodge is located 15 miles east
of Philadelphia on U.S. Route 30.
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