New Agriculture Education Partnership
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Guy Donaldson, president of
Pennsylvania Bureau said, “We
are pleased to see agriculture
education getting the attention
it deserves. Strong agricultural
education programs are essen
tial to today’s youth - the future
of Pennsylvania agriculture. The
partnership that we signed here
today is another positive step in
ensuring that agriculture
remains Pennsylvania’s No. 1
industry."
Thirteen agriculture organi
zations signed a “Proclamation
of Collaboration,” officially cre
ating the innovative partner
ship. The action group will work
to create an efficient and effec
tive system for providing kinder
garten through adult agricul
ture education that will include
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(717) 657-2317
CINDY FENTON AU 3412
"COMPLETE SERVICE'
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRL, OCT 22, 1999
5:30 P.M.
Spring Township,
Snyder County, PA
87 1/2 ± Acre Farm
The Home is a large 2 story, 4 bedroom,
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RR 02, Box 985 R.D. #1 Box 239
McClure, PA 17841 Richfield. PA 17086
(570)658-3536 (570)539-8791
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components of agriculture
awareness and workforce devel
opment. The alliance also will
serve as a networking mecha
nism for organizations to collab
orate and cooperate for agricul
ture education programs.
The Ridge Administration is
dedicated to improving the qual
ity of agriculture education in
Pennsylvania’s schools. In the
1999-2000 budget, Gov. Ridge
earmarked $51.5 million for
vocational-technical education
programs such as agriculture
education, an increased of $1.6
million, or 3.3 percent.
More than 11,000 students
are enrolled in agriculture edu
cation programs across
Pennsylvania.
Members of the new partner-
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ship include: Pennsylvania
Agriculture Awareness Found
ation; Pennsylvania Alliance for
Environmental Education; Penn
sylvania Association of Agricul
ture Educators; Pennsylvania
Association of Conservation
Districts Inc.; Pennsylvania Farm
Bureau; Pennsylvania Farm Link;
Pennsylvania Fanners Union;
Pennsylvania FFA Association;
Pennsylvania FFA Foundation;
Pennsylvania State Grange;
Pennsylvania Young Fanners
Association; Pennsylvania 4-H;
and PennAg Industries.
Agriculture is Pennsylvania’s
No. 1 industry, employing more
than 800,000 people and con
tributing more than $44 billion
each year to the
Commonwealth’s economy.
Most Insurances
Excellent
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