Penn State Outstanding Senior
Melissa Morrow
Keeping
Critical To
WASHINGTON, D.C. Most
agricultural producers have a gen
ual understanding of state and
national environmental laws and
how they affect their individual
operations, but now more than
ever, producers need to know the
complete details of those regula
tions for their own protection
according to presenters at the Re
source Management Planning
Conference.
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STATE COLLEGE (Centre
Co.) Melissa Morrow was
named 1997 outstanding senior in
the College of Agricultural Sci
ences during commencement
exercises at Penn State in May.
Melissa was a recipient of a Nit
tany Lion statue, llus award is
sponsored by the Alumni Society,
with the Coaly Society’s involve
ment in the recruitment and selec
tion process.
Selection for this prestigious
award is based on nominees’
academic achievement, leadership
in college clubs and organizations,
an application essay, a personal
interview with die selection com
mittee, and an evaluation ot their
Up With
John Copeland, director of the
National Center for Agricultural
Law and Research Information
(NCALRI) at the University of
Arkansas School of Law in Fay
etteville. said there is no substitute
for environmental compliance.
‘There are more laws than ever
that apply to agriculture,” said
-Copeland. “Farmers have to be
concerned because they can be
targeted as a defendant - both
civil and criminal. We not only
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Environmental Laws
Ag Producers
contributions to the university
community.
Melissa was graduated with dis
tinction with a degree in agri
cultural business management,
with honors in marketing. She was
presented with a medal for com
pleting the University Scholars
Program.
She is a member of the Gamma
Sigma Delta Honorary Fraternity,
the Coaly Professional Honor
Society, and has earned the
National M.E. Franks Milk Mar
keting Scholarship. She also has
been honored as the 1996 National
Guernsey Outstanding Youth and
the 1995-1996 National Guernsey
Princess.
see lawsuits being filed against
fanners and ranchers by a third
party claiming bodily injury and
property damage, but ag pro
ducers also need to better under
stand how government environ
mental regulations might affect
them. Our job is to try to keep
farmers out of trouble so we try
and educate them to avoid the sort
of pitfalls that can cost them their
livelihood.”
Morrow To
At World
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implemented complete Dairy
Herd Health Programs at Cornell
and Michigan State that included:
nutrition, mastitis, immunization,
reproduction, environment, record
evaluation, client education and
general disease prevention.
. Currently, he practices private
dairy production medicine in his
home state of Pennsylvania,
where he is also invovled in conti
nuing education for veterinarians,
livestock producers and education
programs for youth and college
students. He also consults with
dairy herd operators, agribusines
ses and pharmaceutical
companies.
Youth Exhibit
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5-YR-OLD: NONE.
AGED COW; NONE.
SENIOR CHAMPION; Carrie Stevens, Junior
2-year-old.
RESERVE SR CHAMP: Brandy Rhodes.
Junior 3-year-oW.
GRAND CHAMPION; Carrie Stevens.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP; Brandy
Rhodes.
MILKING SHORTHORN
SPRING CALF: I.Jason Nallor,
Meehanlcsburg.
WNTER CALF; t .Heather Crawl, Alrvlße.
FALL CALF: NONE.
SUMMER YEARLING: NONE.
SPRING YEARLING; NONE.
WINTER YEARLING: NONE.
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Dairy Expo
Dr, Morrow currently serves on
the Board of Trustees of Penn
State. Morrow and his wife, Lin
da. live in State College, Pennsyl
vania. They have three children.
He will be honored at the Din
ner With the Stars during the 1997
World Dairy Expo. October 1-5,
1997. World Dairy Expo is the
international trade show for dairy
producers held annually in Madi
son, Wisconsin. For more infor
mation on the dinner or Expo,
contact World Dairy Expo at
(608) 224-6455.
FALL YEARLING: 1 Juon Nailor; 2.Heather
Crawl.
JUNIOR CHAMPION: Heather Crawl, winter
call.
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Jason Nailor, spring
calf.
DRY COW; Heather Crawl.
JR 2-YR-OLD: NONE.
SR 2-YR-OLD: NONE.
JR 3-YR-OLD: NONE.
SR 3-YR-OLD: NONE.
4- NONE.
5- NONE.
AGED COW: NONE.
SENIOR CHAMPION; Heather Crawl, dry
cow.
RESERVE SR CHAMP: NONE.
GRAND CHAMPION: Heather Crawl, winter
call.
RESERVE GRAND CHAMP: Heather Crawl,
dry cow.
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