(Continued from Pago A 10) Brook, 9 a.m.-ll:30 a.m., also Aug. 9, and Sept 19, 12:30 p..m.-3 p.m. York county Beekeepers meeting, (jjL^wtOTjfark^Ojm. Livestock Marketing Workshop, Potter County Extension, Cqudersport, 7 p.tn.-9 p.m. Mifflin County dairy princess it, St John’s Lutheran Federalsburg, Md. World Pork Expo, lowa Slate Fair grounds, Des Moines, lowa, thru June 11. S.ilmd.n, 1 11 lit- 111 Dauphin County 4-H Communica tion Day, extension office, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Annstrong County daily princess pageant. Center Hill Church of the Brethren Fellowship Hall, Kittanning. 7:30 p.m. Lebanon County dairy princess pageant, Lebanon County Voc ational School, 7:30 p.m. Butler County dairy princess Pump, Don’t Haul Your Manure Avoid Compaction, Pump in 1 Day What Takes Days To Haul With Your Tractor. 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ZIMMERMAN IRRIGATION RD #3 Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844 X (800) 452-5699 pageant, Clearview Mall Cen- Mimd.n, linu' 12 Poultry Management and Health Seminar, Kreider’s Restaurant, Manheim, noon. Tioga County dairy princess pageant, Mainesburg Com munity Center, Mainesburg. 7 University, University Park, thro June IS. Mid-Atlantic Fruit School, W.Va. University Experiment Farm and Holiday Inn and Knights Inn, Martinsburg, W.Va., thru June IS. Centre County Wool Pool, Grange Fairgrounds. Centre Halt'7 a.m.-11:30 a.m., and 1 p.m.-2 p.m. Mercer County dairy princess ' Leslie N. Firth Center, College. Pittsl Heavy Duty Medium Duty With Chopper No Chopper jy nr**# Hose Length Hose Id. 1320’ Price Delivered to Farm 4.1 Snyder/Union Holstein Associa tion twilight meeting, Joe Snyder, Millmont, 8 p.m. Econweekend, Olmsted Manor. Ludlow, thru June 18. Grange Leadership Academy, State College, thru June 17. Cumberland County dairy prin cess pageant. Embers Conven tion Center, Carlisle, 8 p.m. Franklin County dairy princess pageant. Lighthouse Restaur- town Park, Lancaster County, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Ludwig’s Comer Riding and Driv ing Club, Marsh Creek State Park, 9 a.m. Delaware Valley College Summer Bee meeting, DVC, noon. Erie County dairy princess pageant, Erie Zoo. Beaver-Lawrence County dairy princess pageant. Westfield Grange, New Castle, 8 p.tn. Lancaster County dairy princess pageant. Farm and Home Cen- ter, Lancaster, 7 p.m. Somerset County dairy princess pageant, Somerset Area High School 7:30 p.m. $29,800°° $33,500°° $35.500°° HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.) —National Association of State Departments of Agriculture (NASDA) enumerators will con tact approximately 2,400 Pennsyl vania farmers during the first half of June to ask them to take part in a nationwide survey of American agriculture. As the primary source of agri cultural information for NASS data, this survey is one of the largest and most important con ducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultur al Statistics Service (NASS). The resulting information will be used to make reliable state, reg ional, and national estimates of crop acreage, grain stocks, and hog inventories. The Pennsylvania Agricultural Statistics Service (PASS) in Harrisburg is handling die Pennsylvania portion of the survey. This June survey is particularly vital. It will provide the first clear indications of the potential pro duction of major crops throughout the state. Producers themselves rely on the data to reach valid production. ' aHK^ 1/iimr I tsumce Amai ''We're Here To Serve* FARMS - W&W We can insure all farms from mushrooms to emus to dairy and ' nursery stock. No farm is to complex or too small for us to help you with. ~ Please Call For Quotations or Information. 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Congresspersons and regu lators use the information to pro duce better regulations and farm programs. Industry analysts, extension agents, farm organizations, and agricultural lenders need the infor mation to better serve and advise farmers and enable them to make decisions for both short and long range planning of their crop and/ or livestock operations. It is therefore important for Pennsylvania farmers to partici pate in the survey to ensure that local agriculture is accurately por trayed. Most producers selected for interviews will soon be noti fied by mail. “We safeguard the confidential ity of all survey responses,” Wally Evans, state statistician, said. “Data about individual operations are used only in conjunction with information from other produ cers.” Participants may receive sum marized survey results for Pen nsylvania and the nation upon request. “When we were looking for a milk market, we chose Atlantic Dairy Cooperative because of its financial stability. 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