Farm Calendar
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Holstein Show, Carlisle
Fairgrounds, 9:30 a.m.
Bullskin Township Community
Fair, Mt. Pleasant; continues
through Aug. 16.
Dayton Fair, Dayton; continues
through Aug. 16.
Kutztown Fair, Kutztown; con
tinues through Aug. 16.
Montour-DeLong Community
Fair, Washingtonville; con-
tinues through Aug. 16.
McKean County Fair, Smethport;
continues through Aug. 15.
Sewickley Township Community
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Tuesday, August 12
Bradford County 4-H Dairy
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Cochranton Community Fair;
continues through Aug. 16.
Harrold Fair, Greensburg; con
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Lawrence County Farm Show,
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Venango County Fair, Frederick;
continues through Aug. 16.
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Northeast District Jersey Show.
Pa. Nurserymen’s Association
advertising seminar, Reading
Holiday Inn.
Schuylkill 4-H Dairy Show,
Schuylkill County Fairgrounds.
Middletown Grange Fair,
Wrightstown; continues
through Aug. 16.
Pesticide Handling and Safety
Meeting, York County office
meeting room, Pleasant Acres,
York, 7 ;30 to 9:30 p.m.
Schuylkill County Fair Open Dairy
Show.
NE District FFA Show, Troy.
Bucks County 4-H and open
Holstein cattle shows, 11 a.m.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 2,1956-A3I
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Northeast District FFA Show,
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Saturday, August 16
Saturday, August 16
Central Pa. Championship
Holstein Show, Huntingdon Bucks County 4-H Fitting and
Fairgrounds, 6 p.m. Showmanship Contest, Mid-
Northeast District 4-H Dairy Show, dletown Grange, Fairgrounds,
Troy • Wrightstown, 11 a.m.
Lancaster County Beekeeper’s Grand Squares Dance, East
Meeting, Robert Fulton Farm, Petersburg Fireball; 8 p.m.
Penn State Assistant Ag Dean Retires
UNIVERSITY PARK - Dr.
Robert F. Hutton, Penn State’s
assistant dean in agriculture and
assistant director of the Penn
sylvania Agricultural Experiment
Station, retired July 14 with
emeritus status. He has been with
the University for 32 years.
The Agricultural Experiment
Station, the research arm of the
College of Agriculture, oversees all
research in the college, and also
funds research projects in the
Colleges of Science and Human
Development.
Dr. Hutton, who was named to
his current position in 1967 partly
becauses of his expertise with
computer systems, applied
computer management control
procedures to budgeting and
reporting systems in agricultural
research administration.
Between 1979 and 1982, Dr.
Hutton served as interim associate
dean for research in the College of
Agriculture. Before moving to the
Experiment Station, he was a
professor in the Department of
USDA Buyout Report
WASHINGTON, D.C. - An
estimated 26,200 head of dairy
cattle were slaughtered in
federally inspected plants during
the week ending July 5, as a result
of the Dairy Termination
Prograih, the U.S Department of
Agriculture announced Wed
nesday.
This total includes all cows,
heifers and calves identified as
dairy animals designated for
disposition in compliance with the
program requirements.
The cumulative total of cattle
slaughtered under the program
from April 1 through July 12 is an
estimated 567,900 head.
The purchases of meat in ad
dition to normal purchases are to
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South Central Pork Producers
Meeting, Memorial Park,
Shippensburg, 6:30 p.m.
Somerset County Fair, Meyer
sdale; continues through Aug.
24.
Dr. Robert F. Hutton
Agricultural Economics and Rural
Sociology.
A graduate of the University of
Kentucky, Dr. Hutton received the
master of arts and doctor of
philosophy degrees from Harvard
University in economics.
help offset the effects of the DTP
on the domestic meat market.
These purchases, which totaled
20.4 million pounds during the
week ending July 26, consisted of
20.2 million pounds frozen beef
carcasses and 120,000 pounds of
frozen boneless roasts. The
cumulative purchases total 219.5
million pounds.
Dairy cattle reported for export
under the program for the period
April 1 to July 26 totaled an
estimated 20,408 head. Live cattle
exported under the program are
expected to increase as countries
develop tenders participate in the
export enhancement program.
Live cattle exports are in addition
to meat purchase requirements.
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