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club and Students for Christ. I enjoy
reading and being with my friends in
the limited spare time that I have.
Committee Memberships I’ve En
joyed: I am chairman of the ag aware
ness committee and the public relations
committee. I was also in the supervised
ag experiment.
My Favorite Experience In FFA:
Conservation speaking contests, parlia
mentary procedure and land judging.
What I Hope To Accomplish In The
Future: Consider being a state FFA of
ficer, or possibly attend a two year tech
nical school.
The Career I’d Most Like To Have:
Work for an agricultural based newspa
per.
Things I Most Enjoy About Being An
FFA Member: Attending Penn State
Educational Sessions - Expert Speakers from Across the Nation
Trade Show - Over 130 Suppliers for Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Tree Fruits
January 29. 2002
Apogee Evaluation
An Economic Evaluation of NY Apple
Production Systems -
Steve Hoying, Cornell
Pruning and Training Higher Density
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Stone Fruit Cumvars
Life without the OPs
Chemical Jhihning
January 30. 20Q2
Apogee & Insect Control
Native Bees for Pollinates
High Density Cherries
Cider k' HACCP
Cultivar Viewing andJTasting
Fungicidial s,
U. S. Apple Assn. Update
Crop Insurance
Future of Agricultural Industry
National Peach Council
- HowTo Grow Big Peaches
- Training and Thinning
- Managing Scale Insects
- High Density Peach Systems
- Update on Plum Pox Virus -
- Peach Rusty Spot
- Marketing and Storage
January 31.2002
PA Certified Organic
Mating Disruption
Emerging Virus Problems
Third Party Monitoring
OFM Management
Herbicide Timing
National Peach Council
- Tree Management
- Future of the Cling Industry
- Wholesale Marketing
- Continuing IPM Programs
Wine Grapes
January 29. 2002
Vine Decline
Dr. Laura Mugnai, Univ of Florence
Crown Gall; Grape Root Borer
Clean Vine Program
For fruit program and registration fees information, contact:
State Horticultural Ass’n of Pennsylvania - Maureen Irvin - 717-677-4184
New Jersey State Horticultural Soc. - William Tietjen - 908-475-6505 or
Maryland State Horticultural Soc. - Robert Black - 301-271-7491
Days and the National FFA Conven
tion.
Parents’ Names:
Scott and Vickie
Kreider.
Where I Live:
Quarryville.
The Offices I’ve
Held: Student adviser, second vice pres
ident, and first vice president.
These Are My Favorite Activities:
Hunting.
Committee Memberships I’ve En
joyed; Healthy lifestyles.
d-Atlantic
■lit and Vegetable Convention
January 29-31 , 2002
Hershey Lodge and Convention Center ,
Vegetables
Season Extension
-Winter Harvest-Eliot Coleman
-Profitability
Back to Basics
-How to Build a Good Soil - Eliot
Coleman , r
-Basic Cultivation
Cole Crops
Snap Beans
Peppers
- Controlling Phytophthora
Sweet Corn
- Weed Control & Varieties
Organic Vegetable Production
- Building Healthy Soil - Eliot Coleman
Greenhouse Vegetables
January 30. 2002
Alternatives to Methyl Bromide
Irrigation
Melons, Cukes
- Specialty Melon Varieties -
- Seedless Watermelon Production
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Pumpkins
Tomatoes
- Controlling Bacterial Diseases
General Vegetables
- Update on Post-Harvest Practices
- Marketing Ethnic Produce
Fall Ornamentals
Fresh Tomatoes
- How We Handle and Package Tomatoes
Cumberland Farm Products,
Monticello, KY
- Tomato Varieties - Dr. Randy Gardner
Processing Tomatoes
- Variety Update
- Grower Panel
Greenhouse Ornamentals
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Annual and Perennial Cultivars
Thrips Control
Heuchera,Tiarella,Heucherella
Energy Conservation
Ornamental Grasses
Ellis Kreider
My Chapter: So
lanco.
How Old I Am:
Hershey Pennsylvania
2002
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 5,2002, Special Show Section-
My Favorite Experience In FFA:
Learn dairy judging.
What I Hope To Accomplish In The
Future: To work and part owner of the
family farm.
The Career I’d Most Like To Have:
Dairy farmer.
Things I Most Enjoy About Being An
FFA Member: Meet new people.
Jonathan C. Lauver
My Chapter: Middleburg FFA Chap
ter.
How Old I Am: 18.
Parents’ Names: Gerald and Wyona
Lauver.
Where I Live: Mt. Pleasant Mills.
The Offices I’ve Held: Chapter re
porter and chapter vice president.
These Are My Favorite Activities:
Being with my friends, football, chorus,
FFA, band, and church youth groups.
Strawberry, Bramble and Blueberry
Cultivars
What’s New in Gooseberries and
Currants
January 31.2002
Nutrient Management Overview
Managing Soil Compaction
Trickle Irrigation and Fertigation
Disease, Insect and Weed Control
Marketing
Januai
Timothy Conner, National Potato
Promotion Board
Marketing PA Potatoes
January 30. 2002
For vegetable, potato & flower program registration fees
information, contact
Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers Ass’n
William Troxell- 717-694-3596
Small Fruit
29. 2002
Food and Consumer Trends
PA Produce Consolidation Ctr
What Buyers Are Looking For
IQ. 2002
Januai
Guerrilla Marketing & Coordinating
Special Events - Robert Matarazzo
Using the Media
Internet Marketing Web Sites
Starting a Producer-Only Mkti
Potatoes
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Varieties, Fertility, Postharvest
Seed Potato Handling
Potato Plasticulture
Disease and Insect Control
Managing Potato Storages
Labor Legal Issues
January 29. 2002
Ag Laws & Regulations on the WEB
Managing Hispanic Workers
Water Resources Management
Labor Regulations
Cut Flowers
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Trends in Field Grown Cuts
High Tunnel Production
Grower Panel
Committee Memberships I’ve En
joyed: Executive, leadership, health
and recreation, and scholarship com
mittees.
My Favorite Experience In FFA: At
tending 1999 National FFA Conven
tion.
What I Hope To Accomplish In The
Future: Graduate from college and
become a politician.
The Career I’d Most Like To Have
Political sciences.
Things I Most Enjoy About Being An
FFA Member: Trips/tour and meeting
people.
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