Milk Producers
From 27 States Honored
As Ten-YeSr Equity Investors
REYNOLDSBURG, OH
The efforts of 120 milk producers
to bring a market-oriented milk
pricing system to the United
States dairy industry were recog
nized June 16th at the Annual
Meeting of National All-Jersey
Inc. in Cedar Rapids, lowa. The
120 were recognized for their
long-time support and promotion
of National All-Jersey’s Equity
Program.
National All-Jersey’s Equity
Program was started in 1976. It is
funded by forward thinking milk
producers. The Equity Program
promotes the nationwide adoption
of Multiple Component Pricing
(MCP).
1988 saw much progress to
wards the furthering of Multiple
Component Pricing. On April 1,
1988, the Erst Federal Milk Mark
eting Order implemented a MCP
plan. Approximately 60% of the
nation’s dairy farmers are eligible
to participate in voluntary MCP
programs.
The 120 ten-year investors join
139 other milk producers -who
have previously been recognized.
This year. National All-Jersey Inc.
is recognizing the following.
California: Peter Bansen,
Femdale; Walter Brown, Hugh
son; Regli Jerseys, Ferndale;
James C. Vandll, Ripon.
Florida: Winslow B. Fredriks
son, Chipley.
Georgia: James I. Casey, Jr.,
Cedartown; Elmer J. Hershberger,
Montezuma; Mountain View
Farm, Perry Jordan, Chicka
mauga.
Idaho: Ralph & Lillian Ashton,
Payette; Harold & Anita Bledsoe,
Melba; Donald D. ,Heffner,
Emmett: Pete Lizaso, Emmett;
William & Barbara Mason, Buhl;
Don Middleton, Nampa; Keith
Mumford, Kuna; W.G. Priest, Jer
ome: Wayne Vassar, Nampa; U.S.
Wood, Kuna.
Illinois: Melvin Graves, Dun
das; Illinois Jersey Cattle Club;
Robert Petrea, luka; LeO Thomp
son, Barry.
Indiana: Keith T. Painter and
Family, Springport; Bryan Pell,
Brazil; J. Ross Riggs and Family,
Danville; Scott Alan Snider, New
Paris; Stephen H. White, Bradley
and John, New Castle.
Iowa: William D. Baker and
Family, Decorah; Cedar Valley
Dairy Farms Inc., Atalissa; Dennis
& Cheryl Cline, Decorah; Ken-
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neth Core, Ackworth; Bernard G.
Hay, Olin. ,
Kansas: .Harley S. Beachy,
Hutchinson; Daryl & Judy Lewis,
Piedmont.
Kentucky; Joe Barmore,
Smithfield; Conn i irnett,
Auburn; Elvis Donaldson wl
ing Green; Gander Bros., Stan
ford; Larry Graven, Shelbyville;
John T. Kaufman, Finchville; Paul
R. McCarthy, Jeffersontown; H.
G. Mcßay, Lawrenceburg; Mur
ray State University, Murray;
Rolling Acres Jersey Farm, Crest
wood; Dan and Don Smith,
Springfield; Steve and Wanda
Smith, Springfield; Bill J. Stub
blefield, Murray; Douglas White,
Campbellsville.
Maine: Highland Farms, Cpm
ish; Peter Young, Buckfield.
Maryland: Duane Norman,
Fulton.
Massachusetts: Victor & Lin
da Kallgren, Dudley.
Michigan: Gerald Benson,
Carney; Lake &. Pipekow, Olivet
Minnesota: John & Audrey
Blashack, Bertha; Steve & Sandra
Bryant Moose Lake.
Mississippi: Mike Harris,
McNeill; McCarlie Jerseys,
McComb.
Missouri: Dennis Bacon, Win
field: E.L. McCroskey, Billings;
Steven McCroskey, Marionville;
Rector Jersey Farm, Mountain
Grove; Sancrest Farms, Billings.
New Hampshire: Lloyd E.
Kimball, Pittsfield.
New Vork: Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Egelston, Fultonville; Timothy R.
Everett, Sharon Springs; Kim
Gregory, Salamanca;.Merle Law
ton, Newark Valley; New York
Jersey Cattle Club.
North Carolina: Bobby Ray
Atkins, Troy; Charles Wayne
Lutz, Mocksville.
Ohio: Tom & Gary Nuhfer,
Willard; Dale Kauffman & Fami
ly, Shreve; Grand River Jersey
Farm, Rome; Neal Schirm & Famr
ily. Canal Winchester.
Oregon: Forest Glen Jerseys,
Dayton; Richard and Arlene
Hughes, Halsey; Ray and Reed
Johnson, Molalla; Gerhard &
Eleanor Lewis, Mulino.
Pennsylvania: Henry E. Bren
neman, Salisbury; William Eick,
Columbia Crossroads; Hillcrest
Jersey Farm, Volant; Robert Ken
ny & Family, Enon Valley: Leo
nard Kenyon, Coudersport; Fre
deric Knepper, Huston; The
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Roadside Campaign Promotes
Milk To Motorists
MAMMA Is reminding consumers on the go to Include milk In their diets to stay fit.
In tate April, MAMMA posted 386 billboards promoting milk along mid-Atlantic high
ways. Two designs were used for the one-month roadside campaign. Both designs
tie-in with the positioning of MAMMA’S current television and radio advertising, fea
turing the three types of milk and suggesting milk Is a fitness beverage. “Coach
Thompson’s 3 Fundamentals” boards, were posted In the region's metropolitan
areas. A separate design called “Fitness Equipment,” shown here, was posted In
more rural areas. Another one-month showing of billboards featuring Cal Ripken, Jr.
and Mike Schmidt is scheduled to begin In June.
Emmett Rhein Family, Pine
Grove; John ,H. Vanderstappen,
Jr., Transfer: Robert C. Willaman,
Transfer.
Tennessee: Curtis Blankenship
Family, Beech Bluff; J. R. Ellis,
Chapmansboro; High View Farm,
Inc., Watertown; Ralph Leroy
Smith, Murfreesboro: Clyde F.
Wilson, Mansfield.
Vermont: Albert M. Bassett,
Woodstock; David Childs, Barre;
Crop Consultants Set Meeting
BOLINBROOK, IL The
National Alliance of Independent
Crop Consultants will hold its
annual meeting November 6-8 at
the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas,
Nevada. The program will begin
with, the President’s Reception on
the evening of Tuesday, Novem
ber 6, and will extend through two
full working days on Wednesday
and Thursday. The theme of the
meeting is “Challenge to Grow.”
Program topics will range ffom
subjects of interest to the entire
agriculture industry, such as LISA
(Low Input Sustainable Agricul
ture), biotechnology, and the
impact of Govemtnent regulations
to subjects of immediate concern
to individual consultants. Exam-
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Ray Churchill, Brookfield; Robert
Churchill, Brookfield; David
Houston, Cabot; Rodney Lam
pTiear, Morrisville; Alvan
Lawrence, Shaftsbury; Gertrude
Lepine, Morrisville; New England
Jersey Breeders.
Virginia: Huffard Dairy Farms,
Crockett; Waverly Farms,
Clearbrook.
Washington: Merlin Baldwin,
Woodland; Gary Mohoric, Curtis.
ples in the latter category include,
“Strategies for Attracting and
Retaining Quality People,” and,
“The Cost of Doing Business and
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Wisconsin: Atlasta Farm Inc.,
Menomonie; David Brandau &
Sons, Wilton; Dennis Kolowrat,
Hillsboro; Dan Oberschlake,
DVM, Appleton; Owens Farms
Inc., Frederic; Rowbotham Farms,
Walworth; Sorensons Hillview
Jersey Farm, Pine River; Gerald
Vesbach, Viroqua; Tom Vesbach,
LaFarge; Simon Wells, Sparta; W.
Ernest Williams, Viola; Eugene
Zirk, Kendall.
piogram topics are being provided
at the request of our members in
the annual convention evaluations
from last year. I urge all members
and everyone who is interested in
the Alliance to attend. It will be a
professional growth experience.”
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