Upcoming
(Continued from Pago A 1)
According to Floyd Huber,
president of the PPPC, the money
raised at the auctions is used to
fund expenses for board members
to travel to Washington for three
days in September to lobby for the
concerns of die state producers.
The number one concern of pro
ducers right now is the state of the
Farm BUI, according to Huber,
herd manager for die Steve Burk
holder Farm in Fleetwood.
Huber said the items at the auc
tion are donated by individuals and
agribusinesses toward-use for legi
slative activities. “There ate quite
a variety of items,” he said,
including craft items, gift certifi
cates for home and business equip
ment, and certificates for breeding
stock. This year, certificates to
purchase boars will be donated by
PRODUCERS
8:00 am
MORNING SEMINARS
9:25 am
9:30 am
10:15 am
11:15 am
Almost
Everything
In Store
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Grade 5 Hex
Head Bolts
.99 par lb.
Rumatel
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$59.31
Pork Expo
several companies.
Also included are items such as
water nipples, fans, creep feed,
thermometers, quilts, clocks, out
door grills— “a really big variety
of items,” said Huber. The higher
valued items will be auctioned off
in the live auction, and the lower
value items will be reserved for the
sUent auction.
Presiding over the auctions are
Nelson Beam and John Reininger.
members of the PPPC board.
For producers, die entire day
promises a variety of educational
topics. One family event includes
the annual Keystone Pork Bowl,
winch pits youth groups in a
question-and-answer contest The
Pork Bowl will be held at the Leba
non County Extension Office
beginning with preliminary elimi
nations at 9:30 a.m. and final eli-
(Turn to Pago A 34)
PROGRAM
TRADE SHOW
North Hall
Registration - Doors Open to
Trade Show
West Hall
Presiding -
Ken Kephart
Welcome
Ken Kcphari
Market Outlook
Lou Moore
Where's the Industry Going and Are
You Going Along?
Dennis DcPicirc
Phase Feeding and Split Sex
Feeding - Making It Work,
Making it Pay
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It's Time for a Reality Check on
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Robert Kauffman
The National Genetic Evaluation
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Adjourn
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Carl S. Akey, Inc.
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Binkley & Hurst Brothers
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Dekalb Swine Breeders
Dyna-Tech Industries
Eriel Sales Associates
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Furst McNess Company
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Grand Valley Fortifiers
Hatfield Quality Meats
Hocchst-Roussel Agri Vet Company
Key Aid Distributors
Kochcl Equipment Company
Mar Can Division, Maryland Canvas
Master Mix Feeds
MSD Agvet-Merck & Co.
Nobl Laboratories
Northeast Agri Systems
PACMA, Inc.
Pig Improvement Company
Pfizer Animal Health, Inc.
Prevent Distributors, Inc.
Purina Mills, Inc.
Raytcc Manufacturing
Reineckcr Ag Products
Schick Enterprises
Snook's Equipment
Solvay Animal Health
Sonic Industries, Inc.
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