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    A&UncnW- Tinning, Sltufflly, MMth 9, 1996
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Dairylea informational breakfast for its tar-
Coopcrative Inc. is sponsoring an nicr members and state-level legi-
Producers Get Apple Marketing
Assessment Referendum
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Agriculture Secretary Charles
C. Brosius is urging apple growers
to vote in a referendum to change
the rate of assessment to growers
under the Pennsylvania Apple
Marketing Program.
The program promotes the sale
of Pennsylvania-grown apples and
apple products through advertis
ing and sple displays, and by serv
ing as the industry spokesperson.
“Pennsylvania ranks fifth
nationally in apple production,”
Brosius said. “With increased
resources, the Apple Marketing
Program can work to enter new
markets, including export
markets.”
The referendum
proposes to change the
rate of assessment
beginning with the
1996-97 marketing sea
son to 12 cents per
bushel of apples sold for
fresh market use and six
cents per hundred
pounds of apples sold or
accepted for processing.
Beginning with the
2000-01 marketing sea
son, the proposed rate of
assessment would
increase to IS cents per
bushel of apples sold for
fresh market use and
eight cents per hundred
pounds of apples sold or
accepted for processing.
The proposed amend
ment applies to all apple
growers in the Com
monwealth with five
hundred or more apple
trees of all ages.
The referendum per
iod will begin on March
25,1996, and will end at
4 p.m. on April 8,1996.
UNI-HYDRO
IRONWORKER
35 to 120
Tons
Selling: Scotchman,
Uni-Hydra Mubaa
DAVID S. KING
873 S. Railroad St.
Myerstown, PA 17067
Anawarlng Service
(717) 866-6556
Dairylea To Host Legislative Breakfast
Ballots may be mailed or deliv
ered to the Department of Agricul
ture, Bureau of Market Develop
ment, Pennsylvania Apple Mark
eting Program, 2301 North
Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA
17110-9408.
Ballots wilt be sent to growers
who were assessed through the
program in 1995. For more infor
mation or to receive a ballot, con
tact the Bureau of Market Deve
lopment, telephone (717)
787-2376.
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slators from the state of Pennsyl
vania on Tuesday, March 19.
The event will take place from
7:30 ajn. to 10 ajn. at the State
Capitol Building in Harrisburg.
Dairylea holds the breakfast
annually to encourage members to
become involved in policy making
that affects their farming
operations.
“This informal gathering pro
vides an excellent opportunity for
Dairylea members to meet one
on-one with their state legislators
and discuss current dairy and agri
cultural issues important to the
farming community,”said Dairy
lea President Clyde Rutherford.
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Equipment Building
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“With the uncertainty of dairy
policy, many questions and issues
have been raised concerning the
future role of government as it
relates to the dairy industry. It is
the presence of these issues and
concerns that make this year’s
legislative breakfast more impor
tant than ever for our members.”
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Dairylea is t Syracuse-based
dairy cooperative with more than
2,500 member farms throughout
die Northeast It markets more that
4 billion pounds of milk annually
and participates and is invested in
a milk marketing network stretch
ing from Maine to Maryland to
Ohio.
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