Milford chronicle., 1961-02-03
It's Back To SscOOl For
Farmers at UniUersity
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Morris Decker. He will explain how
Midland bermudagrass can fit into
a pasture program to extend it two
or three months.
The afternoon agronomy program
will feature Vernon Lundell. owner
OF the Lundell Manufacturing Com
pany, Cherokee. Ia: explaining hay
watering. Nutrition research stud
les with waters. pellets and bales
will be reported by DIR. Paul A.
Putnam of the u. s., Department of
Agriculture research station at
BeltsviEe. Md.
University of New Hampshire ag-
ricultural economist, Silas B.
Weeks, will wind up the agronomy
sessions with a report on the fail
harvester.
The morning poultry program
will feature Frank D'Armi. George
town substation division of the Uni
versity of Delaware, explaining re-
search work on How Much Feed
and Water Space for Broilers?
DR.. Robert l. Squibb. chairman
of the poultry science department
at Rutgers University. and DIR. G..
B. Belloff, CHA Pharmaceutical
Products, Inc... will discuss heat
stress and other environmental fac
tors in broiler production.
The afternoon program will fea-
ture two topics of particular inter-
est to egg producers: DR.. Robert
C. Baker, Cornell University, will
offer New Ideas for Selling Eggs,
and j. M. Snyder, Beacon Milling
Company. will discuss Gagged YER
sus Floor Birds"
John c. Hammond. of the o. A
Newton Company. will report on
The Feed Ingredient Situation for
Delmarya."
WEDNESDAY
The second day of sessions will
highlight dairy. fruit and farm
business topics.
A special morning session on
farm paper work will feature Leon
ard s. Hole, vice-president. Farm
ers Bank OF Delaware: Mr.. Dorsey
B. Kinnamon, president OF Knna-
mon, Taylor and Dawes. Whining
ton Insurance firm: and Silas B.
Weeks. University of New Hamp-
shire agricultural economist, dis
cussing estate planning insurance
and forming partnerships and COR
porations.
Extension dairyman w. r. Hes
seltine, University OF Delaware,
Will open the dairy program with
whats In Milk Besides Fat?''
Pennsylvania State University dairy
researcher Wayne O'Dell will fol-
low with a discussion on "Remod-
cling Milk for the Future"
DR.. Stewart Johnson. University
of Connecticut agricultural econo-
mist. will follow with an explana-
tion of how dairymen can best use
credit. The morning session will
end with the presentation of a
wards to five outstanding dairymen
and five Dairy Herd Improvement
Association supervisors.
Connecticut dairyman Kaye An
drus will highlight the afternoon
session by describing How I Make
Money in the Dairy Business.
Johnson will return to the pro-
gram with a discussion on Obtain
ing Maximum Benefits from Milk
Orders"
A tour of the University's new
dairy facilities will close the dairy
program
The morning fruit session will
feature DR.. Vernon ]. Fisher, Uni
versity of Delaware. reporting on
five years work with dwarf apple
trees; John r. Magness. u. s. De-
partment of Agriculture. with ad-
vice on "Up-dating Your Orchard
Practices; and Dennis A. Hawkes.,
agricultural marketing specialist.
with ideas on Merchandising OPP
portunities for Fruit"
The afternoon session will fea-
ture T. III. Lewis and Dean Asquith,
both with Pennsylvania State Uni
versity's Fruit Research Laboratory
at Arendtsyille. Pa, with a program
on disease and insect control.
THURSDAY
Livestock and vegetables will be
main topics Thursday with Cover