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ANDY ANDREWS crops, including about 800 in
Lancaster Farming Staff com. The passing of a checkoff,
SHELOCTA (Indiana Co) calculated at point of sale and
Chris Kunmel is steadfast based on a similar program in
about his plans Maryland, would mean a lot to
The new president of the the commercial growers who
Pennsylvania Master Com want to see better promotion of
Growers Association die product, in addition to
(PMCGA) intends, within the money for research at land
next two years, to put a referen- grant universities (Those same
dum before the state com universities are already exper
giowers icncing the withdrawal of gov-
That referendum will eminent money those doi
address the question will Pen- lars have to come from
nsylvania have a corn somewhere)
checkoff 7 Tins is the fust time Kimmcl
Already, the PMCGA knows has served as president of
Com yields are becoming evident as harvest Is In full swing with a wide variation In the direction n must take Atthe PMCGA, although he has
yields because of weather conditions. Clarence Hoover runs the silage harvester on Crops Conference m Gramvilie served as vice president for a
the John S. Nolt term north Of New Holland. - earlv dns year, com growers few years He serves on the
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New PMCGA President
Wants Vote
On Corn
Checkoff
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