Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 01, 1988, Image 38

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    A3B*Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 1, 1988
Chester-Delaware Farmers
(Continued from Page Ai) ground be financially responsible
farm where no effort has been for failure of renter to comply,
made for control of Johnson grass. Resolution number six (6) to
—having any crop grown on oppose government interference
infested ground remainging on with farm operations including the
farm where grown. utilization of agriculture waste was
—having combines working fin proposed. However, Harold Bry
infested fields be thoroughly son pointed out to members that
cleaned before entering a public while one resolution called for
road. government control the next asked
—having the owner of rented for no government control. Resol-
New Holland Lamb,
(Continued from Page A 26)
Grand Champion
Kristin Chupp
Rasarva Champion
Laura Folker
Senior Showmanship & Fitting
1 Kristin Chupp, 2. Janetta Shirk, 3 Jeff
Elwood Martin, left, of Shady Maple Farm Market In East
Earl, purchased Casey High’s grand champion steer for
$1.55 per pound.
Beef Shows
Martin
Beginning Showmanship A Fitting
1. Jeron Shirk, 2. Julie Gehman, 3 Michelle
Arment
Intermediate Showmanship A Fitting
1. Joe White, 2 Mike Fasnacht, 3. Laura
Folker
ution number six did not pass.
Members also passed the resolu
tion stating;
—that if land is taken under
eminent domain, the owners of
record should have rights guaran
teed. Lands not used or that are dis
continued to be used for the origi
nal purposes should be returned to
the owner of record or their heris.
This should be returned at original
purchase price. Lands signed by
eminent domain should be taken
by proven need and judged by
independent arbitrators.
Farmers heard some good news
about their organization from Lin
da Hix who is in charge of mem
bership. The membership drive
has been very successful with 666
memberships. renewed and over
300 already paid. Compared to
memberships renewed in previous
years, Hix said the 1988 member
ship drive had fantastic results.
That was seconded by Roy
Christman of the Pennsylvania
Farmers Association State Board
who predicted that the Chester-
Delaware County Farmers’ Asso
ciation may go over its mark this
year. In other business, Christman
reported the great success of the
association’s newest marketing
venture to ship cottonseed, distill
er’s grain and soybeans up the
Allegheny River to decrease costs
to farmers. However, Christman
pointed out that the venture has
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been too successful because the
companies which PFA has con
tracted to do the actual work have
been overwhelmed with the
demand from farmers.
“We did our job well and I guess
we did it a little too well,” said
Christman. “We have had a 100
percent increase in moving barges.
We have a real good thing going
here and we have been contacted
by Cargill and some other grain
people to work together. It will
take more money, but 1 think
things will run a lot smoother if we
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Christman assured the members
that although the PFA state board
has been discussing insurance
coverage with some of the indus
try’s lepresentives, there would be
no changes in PFA insurance.
“I am opposed to any changes in
insurance. It’s my opinion that if
something is not broke, why fix it.
We have looked into our insurance
program, but nothing has hap
pened to our insurance,” said
Christman.
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