(Continued from Pago AID)
Salurdac, March 25
Maryland Showcase Heifer Sale,
Quarryville.
Small Enterprises Livestock Mini
Workshop, Harford County
Md. Extension office, 9
a.m.-noon.
Maryland/Virginia Milk Produc
ers Co-Op young cooperator
meeting. Holiday Inn. College
Park, Md., noon.
New York State Grazing Confer
ence, Holiday Inn, Cortland,
N.Y., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Western Pa. Sheep Conference,
Mercer Extension Center,
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Horse Management Seminar, Elks
Trade Show, Sheraton, Bur
lington, Vl, thru March 29.
Mason-Dixon Red & White Dairy
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house, also April 4.
Pennsylvania Farm Link Program
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educational meeting, Pennsyl
vania Farm Bureau Headquar
. . ters, Camp Hill, 9:30 a.m.-2
p.m.
Nutrient Management Workshop,
southwest region, manure.
Westmoreland Extension
Office, Greerisbuig.
Course, Greencastle Livestock
Market.
Mid East UDIA meeting. Brier
Inn, Lewisburg, W.Va., 9:30
a.m.
On-Farm Composting Conference
and Tour, Farm and Home Cen
ter, Lancaster, 9; IS a.m.-4 p.m.
PennAg Educational Seminar,
Commercial Feed Law. Eden
Resort Inn, Lancaster, 9
a.m.-10:30 a.m.
1995 Annual Maryland Confer
ence For Bovine Practitioners,
Holiday Inn-Frederick, Freder
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 18, IMS-A35
ick, Md., thru March 31.
Tractor Safety Training, Lehigh
County Ag Center, Allentown,
7:30 p.m.
Nutrient Management Workshop,
northeast region, manure,
Knight’s Inn, Danville.
Bucks County Fruit Growers
meeting, Neshaminy Manor
Center, Doylestown, 1 p.m.
Lehigh County Holstein Tour to
Chester County, report Junge
Pa. Cattlemen’s Association annu
al membership meeting and
awards banquet, Toftrees
SRBC Holds Hearing
(Continued from Pago A 29)
Commission include PP&L-Sus
quehanna Steam Electric Station,
GPU-Three Mile Island Nuclear
Station Unit 1, Dover Borough,
Williamsburg Borough, Taylor
Packing Co., Inc., Stewartstown
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Resort Hotel. State College, 6
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Pa.’s 22nd Annual Performance
Tested Bull Sale, Ag Arena,
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Pa. Holstein Showcase Sale, Pa.
Holstein Farm. Middletown,
10:30 a.m.
Beginning Sheap Shearing Clinic,
National 4-H Conference, Chevy
Chase, Md.. thru April 8.
Delaware Valley Milk Goat Asso
ciation meeting, Little
Rockspring Farm, Telford. 1:30
p.m.
Borough Authority and New Hol
land Borough Authority.
The Commission also observed
the first in a series of 25th anniver
sary retrospectives. This retro
spective focused on the Commis
sion’s involvement in flood plain
management and concluded with
an award to the City of Harris
burg, Pennsylvania recognizing its
flood plain management achieve
ments.
The Commission also heard re
ports on the Corps of Engineers
Wyoming Valley Levee Raising
Project and hydrologic conditions
in the river basin.
The Commission’s next meet
ing is scheduled for May 11 at
Bloomsburg.
Lancaster DHIA
Reorganizes
MANHEIM (Lancaster Co.) The Lan
caster Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Board of Directors recently held its reorgani
zations! meeting and elected Joe Graybeal as
its president
The Lancaster DHIA serves 1,135 daily
men in Lancaster and in some surrounding
counties.
Others elected were Steve Hersey, vice
president; Bruce Kreider, secretary; and Dave
Garber, treasurer.
New board members were also introduced
including Tom Arrowsmith, Dale Hershey,
Kreider, Melvin Lantz, and Gary Stoltzfus.
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