Groundbreaking ceremonies for Hy-Llne International’s new 48,000 square foot
hatchery took place Tuesday afternoon In the Conewago Industrial Park. From left,
Bob Brandt, president, Benchmark; Chris Zamllskl„ project manager, Benchmark;
Bryan Eberle, hatchery manager, Hy-Line; Bob Kreider, regional manager, Hy-Llne;
and Martin Murray, partner, Conewago Industrial Park.
New Hatchery To House
11.1 Million Birds Per Year
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cry took place Tuesday afternoon
in the Conewago Industrial Park.
Construction under way by Ben
chmark Construction Company,
Inc., Brownstown, will be finished
at the end of the year, according to
Bob Kreider, regional manager for
Hy-Line International, based in
Mount Joy.
When completed, the new facil
ity, at a cost of about $S million,
will house 11.1 million puller
chicks per year. The facility will
include all single-stage incubation
and will be fully automated with
the latest technology.
In addition, Hy-Line will trans
fer its headquarters in Mount Joy
to the new location at the Conew-
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4-H Ambassador Conference,
Penn Slate, thru June 26.
Holstein Association USA Annual
Convention, Radisson Plaza
Hotel Fort Worth, Fort Worth,
Texas, thru June 25.
1996 Guernsey National Conven
tion Sale, Baltimore, Md.
Southern Alleghenies 4-H Camp,
Camp Blue Diamond, Peters
SchnecksviUe, thru June 29.
Mercer County dairy princess
pageant, Leslie L. Firth Ed.
Center, Mercer, 7 p.m.
Lancaster County FFA Hog Show,
Manhr' Fr —She
Building, Harrisburg, 10 a.m.
Frederick County, Md. Pasture
Walk, John and Julie Mayer,
Taneytown, Md., 10a.m.-noon.
Intensive Grazing Field Dav. J.
Harold Fritz Farm, Bridgeport,
9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
1996 PCC/PSU Summer Institute,
Shippensburg University,
awards luncheon. 12:30 p.m.
EPA meeting on federal standards
to protect farm workers, Bigler-
ago Industrial Park, northwest of
Elizabethtown.
According to Bryan Eberle,
hatchery manager, the first hatch
in the new facility is scheduled for
Jan. 20, 1997. The building will
employ 15-20 full-time (from the
Mount Joy location) and will oper
ate four days a week, Monday-
Thursday, turning out 200,000
birds per week for about 120 cus
tomers in the Northeast
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marketplace. ”
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p.m.
Butler Fair, thru. July 6.
Water Quality Stewardship Field
Day, Crooked Acres Dairy,
New Hone. 1 0.m.-3 o.m.
PYFA Summer Conference and
picnic, Leesport Farmers
Market.
Clarion-Venango dairy princess
pageant, Snyder Valley Farms,
Parker, 3 p.m.
Crawford County dairy princess
pageant, Ist United Methodist
Church, Cambridge Springs. 8
p.m.
Washington County dairy princess
pageant. County Fairgrounds,
Washington, 6:30 p.m.
Octoraro Creek Nature Walk,
meets at Ken Shoemaker’s
House, Kirkwood, 9 a.m.,
Association annual summer
Ohio Hay and Pasture Day,
OAR DC’s Southern Branch,
Annual Pa. Ayrshire Association
picnic, Locust Lane Farm,
Rome, noon.
Sullivan County Rodeo, Sullivan
County Fairgrounds, Forksvil-
Ephrata Area Young Farmers
picnic, Ephrata Community
Park, 12:30 p.m.-3 p.m.
—-Jeff Moore
CentreviUe, MD
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