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Glidden Arabians, Sham
Felek Arabians, Double S.
Arabians, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., (610)
869-9878.
Monday, May 13
Poultry Health and Management
Seminar, Kreider’s Restau
rant, Manheim, noon.
Tuesday, May 14
4-H Leaders’ Recognition Ban
quet, Susquehanna County,
Montrose’s Bible Conference’s
Dreyer Hall, 7 p.m.
Pa. Association of Milk, Food,
and Environmental Sanitari
ans Conference, Nittany Lion
Inn, University Park, thru
Spring Rally, Old Main, York
Expo Center at the Fairgrounds,
10 a.m.
Woodland Owners of Centre
One of my goals when I became Secretary of Agriculture was to build a new Livestock Evaluation Center.
And, I wanted the new PDA facility to be a leader in the nation. Good News! It is time for the Ground
breaking Ceremony!
May 24, 2002. 11:00 AM. RT. 45 approximately 2 miles south of Pine Grove Mills (Left Side). RT. 45
approximately 1 mile north of Ag Progress Days (Right Side). Very easy to find. Look for the Tent.
While the PA Department of Agriculture operates the Livestock Evaluation Center and its programs, we
appreciate the professional association and friendship we share with Penn State and the livestock
organizations. In addition to the test performances PDA conducts as a service to the livestock industry, the
new Livestock Evaluation Center offers the opportunity for other research, student instruction, industry
outreach, and professional collaboration. The new Livestock Evaluation Center will greatly enhance our
opportunity to work together in pursuit of livestock excellence.
Please make every effort to attend the Ground-breaking Ceremony. Bring your livestock friends,
PS. I appreciate the support the PA Department of Agriculture has received from the Governor, St-ate
Lawmakers, and the Department of General Services.
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County program at Forest Re
sources Lab, Penn State, Uni
versity Park, 6 p.m., (814)
625-2741.
Thursday, May 16
National Junior Swine Associa
tion Leadership Conference,
Des Moines, lowa, thru May
18,(765)463-3594.
Strawberry Twilight Meeting,
Wye Research and Education
Center, 6 p.m.
Pa. Fair at Philadelphia Park,
thru May 27.
Plant Physiology Symposium,
Days Inn, State College, thru
May 18, (814) 863-1042.
Friday, May 17
Delaware Friends of Ag break
fast, Modem Maturity Center,
Dover, Del., 7:15 a.m.
Gettysburg Fair, thru May 19.
Maryland National Pike Festival,
Wagon Train from Clear
Spring to Boonsboro, Md.,
thru May 19, (301) 791-3246.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Samuel E Hayes Jr
Livestock Evaluation Center
Livestock Stakeholders
SAM HAYES
Secretary of Agriculture
Sheep Sale, Ag Arena, University
Park, thru May 19, (814)
865-5893.
Saturday, May 18
Southwest Pa. Woodland Own
ers’ Field Trip, (724) 627-6624.
4-H District VII Horse Camp
4-H Center, Bedford County
Fairgrounds, Bedford, thru
May 19.
National Extension and Technol
ogy Conference, Nittany Lion
Inn, University Park, thru
May 21, (814) 865-8301.
Game of Logging I, Chainsaw
Use and Safety for Beginners,
Larry Hutchins’ property,
Knoxville, 8 a.m.
Open 4-H Fun Show, Friendly
Horsemen Arena, Denver, 10
a.m.
Sunday, May 19
Adams County Ag Land Preser
vation Celebration, Knad Her-
mansen Farm, York Springs, 2
p.m.-4 p.m., (717) 337-5859.
Monday, May 20
National Egg Quality School,
Holiday Inn, Sacramento
Northeast, Sacramento, Calif.,
(765)494-8510.
Tuesday, May 21
Codorus Creek Watershed Asso
ciation Meeting, York County
Water Company, 7 p.m., (717)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 11,2002-A2l
843-2929.
Awareness Day/Making Use of
Herbs, Ag and Natural Re
sources Center, Dauphin
County, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.,
(717) 921-8803.
Wednesday, May 22
Fruit Growers Twilight Meeting,
Pursel’s Orchard, Danville, 6
p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Forensic Entomology Short
Course, Frost Entomological
Museum, thru May 24, (814)
863-2863.
Thursday, May 23
Plasticulture Strawberry Field
Night, Southern State Com
munity College, Hillsboro,
Ohio, 6 p.m., (740) 289-3727.
Watershed and Site Planning
Training, Adams County Ag
and Natural Resources Cen
ter, Gettysburg, (410)
461-8323.
Second Annual Compost Confer
ence, Penn Stater Conference
Center, State College, thru
May 24.
Twin Valley FFA Banquet,
Shady Maple Smorgasbord,
East Earl, 6 p.m.
Friday, May 24
Dairy Princess Pageant, St. Paul
Episcopal Church, Montrose,
7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 25
Delaware Antique Tractor Pull
and Auction, Wilson’s Auction
Sales, Lincoln, Del., 11 a.m.,
(302) 349-5633.
Antique Tractor Pull (1959 and
Older), Volunteer Fire Dept.,
Mt. Jackson, Va., (540)
477-3633.
Sunday, May 26
Handicapped Riders Division of
Devon Horse Show, Malvern.
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