Six-State Tillage Event
(Continued from Pago A 1)
of four concurrent breakout ses
sion related to the conference
theme, “Gearing Up for Tomor
row!” Topic areas and speakers
are as follows;
Forages and Conservation
Tillage
• “Making No-Till Forage
Seedings Work” Lynn D, Hoff
man, director, Agronomy
Research Center, Penn State.
• “A New Look at Old Forages”
Dr, Lester R. Vough, agro
nomy specialist. Cooperative
Extension Service, Maryland
Institute for Agriculture and
Natural Resources, University of
Maryland System.
Weed Control and
Conservation Tillage
• “Resistance—The Problem”
Dr. Ronald L. Ritter, agronomy
specialist. Cooperative Extension
Service, MIANR, University of
Maryland System.
• “Strategies to Control Specif
ic Weeds” Dr. E. Scott
Hagood, Jr., Extension weed spe
cialist, Virginia Polytechnic Insti
tute and State University.
Commercial Update
Commercial exhibitors at the
conference will have an opportun-
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Food Safety/Food Risk
Video presentation by the Ohio
State Cooperative Extension Ser
vice to discuss the issue of food
quality in America.
A nationally prominent keynote
speaker will lead off the afternoon
program.
Then, Jim Kinsella, manager of
the BASF Agronomic Develop
ment Center at Lexington, 111., will
make a presentation on “The
Long-Term Benefits of Conserva
tion Tillage.”
The afternoon program will
close with a repeat of the morning
breakout sessions, giving indivi
duals an opportunity to hear
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speakers in two of the four topic
areas.
Tickets for the noon lunch are
available at $S each from county
offices of the Cooperative Exten
sion Service throughout the Mid-
Atlantic area. They must be pur
chased in advance and not later
than Dec. S.
Chairing the planning commit
tee for this year’s Mid-Atlantic
Conservation Tillage Conference
is David A. Martin, an agricultural
agent in Anne Arundel County for
the Cooperative Extension Ser
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culture and Natural Resources.
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