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Vol. - 47 No. - 39
This Week Jfi The Mid-Atlantic Area ...
Agriculture representatives from across the U.S. gathered Monday to
urge their senators to pass the Class Action Fairness Act, which would
restrain frivolous class-action lawsuits. After a press conference on the
mall in Washington, D.C., the group visited several senators. In the
photo, Leo T. Bergeron, Master, California State Grange, stands at the
podium while Kelly Jo Forrest stands at the halter of Anchor Mere Co-
Dream. See story page A2l. Photo by Michelle Kunjappu
Cecil County Fair Queen Katee Callahan, 17, daughter of Daniel and
Julia Callahan, Perryviile, joins Scott Rowe, Cecil County ag and natural
resources educator, at the annual Ag Showcase Day during the Cecil
County Fair. For more about Ag Showcase, see page A2B. Included this
issue is Cecil County Fair coverage. Photo by Andy Andrews, editor
During the unveiling of a special program to benefit Pennsylvania pro
duce growers and the elderly population, Highland Ridge Farm welcomed
customers and dignitaries. See story page 82.
Photo by Lou Ann Good, food and family features editor
www.lancasterfarming.com
Five Sections
Saturday, July 27, 2002
Delaware State Fair has experienced a lot of growth, and much has
been made of the thrilling “livestock extravaganza” Tuesday evening at
the fair. Kyle Ebert, far left, wins grand champion market steer. With him
are Hally Jarrell, Delaware Farm Bureau Queen, center, and Chris Mulli
nix, El Dorado, Kan., judge. See story page A 26.
Photo by Andy Andrews, editor
Lancaster Farming’s annual Dairy of Distinction section is
included this issue. Farm reports cover more than 30 Dairy of
Distinction Award winners. The issue also features a list of the
award winners in years past.
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