Floyd Imes Honored
By PA Seedsmen’s Association
For thirty-five years, Floyd
Imes has been traveling extensive
ly throughout the eastern states
purchasing and distributing small
grains and soybeans.
But his travels will soon come to
a stop. On October 1, Imes is retir
ing as seed specialist from Agway
of Syracuse, New York.
To show appreciation for Imes
dedication, The PA Seedsmen’s
Association honored Imes on
August 21 with a plaque.
Imes has been active in the asso
ciation since its conception in 1956
and has served three terms as presi
dent. The association gives legisla
tive purpose, discusses the seed
situation, and seedsmen’s mutual
needs with reference to seed laws,
seed quality and supplies.
Other segments of agriculture
have also benefitted from Imes’s
involvement by his being part of
the PA Grassland Council, a char
ter member of PA Master Com
Growers Association and the Mid-
Atlantic Soybean Association.
Imes has served as president of
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This Manhcim resident’s dedi
cation is not limited to his career
duties. He is a member of the Man
hcim Rotary and he said, “I have
not missed a meeting in 25 years.”
As Imes recounted his affilia
tion as a seed specialist he said,
“I’ve had lots of fun over the
years.”
He docs not expect the fun to
slop with his retirement since he
plans to travel with his wife to
Australia and New Zealand to visit
friends.
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While in the nation’s capital, the
students met in workshops to share
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FFA and high school agriculture
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