816-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 22, 1998
Looking 1$ Free, Educational, Fun At Ag Progress
Pennsylvania Cattlemen’s Queen Renee Kerstetter
encourages beef farmers to join the association.
Ten-year-old Kristina Baird collected eight balloons and
still counting during her first visit to Ag Progress.
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Hurrying down the street, these visitors are eager to cover as much ground as pos
sible at Ag Progress.
Rebecca Cornman,
Cumberland County Dairy
Princess, serves milk
to visitors.
Retired farmer Shelton
Gerhart, Holtidaysburg, likes
looking at the machinery.
Cathy Bowen teaches a
workshop on credit cards and
children during Ag Progress
Days.
Dee Drumbeller spins wool and explains the dying, knit
ting, and felting process to visitors.
Jayne Sebright, left, and Kara Tussey explain merger
changes to farmers who had questions about the combined
services of Dairy Council and Middle Atlantic Milk Market
ing Association (MAMMA).
Debra Bryant, left, and Ruth Anne Means explain the dif
ference between stocks and bonds while teaching a class
on mutual funds investing.
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