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SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. John
and Gail Frederick, dairy fanners
from New Hope, took their milk
ing skills to Philadelphia.
The Fredericks put on a special
demonstration for visitors to the
Children’s Zoo. They explained
the milking process to their young
junty jung _,.rte> ;sol 1987 summer
conference on July 17 and 18. This years conference was held at Mlddleburg
High School. Tours, displays, meetings, banquets, entertainment, and recrea
tional activities were all part of the 2 day Itinerary.
Standing in front of the large state emblem constructed for this event are
(L-R) Glenn Snyder, President-elect of the PA Young Farmer’s Association;
Richard Weller, Regional Vice President and Co-Chairman of the summer con
ference; Terry Womer, Co-Chairman of the summer conference.
Agricultural Management Day
PAUL CLUGSTON FARM
FRIDAY, JULY 31st 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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audience, as “Moochelle,” one of
the zoo’s two cows, was milked by
machine.
They also answered questions
about dairying and life on the farm
and distributed farm literature. In
sharing information with their
audience, the Fredericks explained
DAUPHIN COUNTY, PA
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Guided/Self-guided Tours
Exhibits/Speakers/Demonstrations
Refreshments
Entertainment
FREE Water Nitrate Test
(Bring in clean Bottle)
From Harrisburg take Rt. 322 to Dauphin, then take
Rt. 225 to Halifax. Clugston Farm is 1 mile Northeast of
Halifax along Rt. 225.
how a cow converts feed, water
and lime to produce wholesome,
nutritious milk.
The Fredericks are among a
dozen farm families who will par
ticipate in this special program,
which is held at noon every Sun
day during the summer.
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These farmers are members of
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative and
participate in the Young Coopera
tors program, which is designed to
leach young farmers about
cooperative business and the dairy
ig jppi y
scholars attending the 1987 PSU/PAFC Summer Insti
tute held on the Juniata College campus at Hunting
don. First Row (L to R): Jason Weller, Rory Buckwal
ter, David Metzler; Second Row: Don Robinson
Institute Staff Member, Scott Barnett, Jeffrey Craig,
Carey Kalupson Resource Leader.
learned about agricultural
cooperatives and their contribu
tions to the farm ecnomy.
Those attending were: Jason
Weiler, Rory Buckwalter, David
Metzler, Scott Barnett, Jeffrey
Craig.
The Institute is sponsored by the
industry.
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative rep
resents 4,100 dairy farm families
in Pennsylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir
ginia and West Virginia.
Attend Institute
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College of Agriculture, Penn State
University: The Pennsylvania
Association of Farmer Coopera
tives; and numerous local coopera
tive councils.
Nearly 180 scholars and adult
advisors from four states attended
this years institute.
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