Hackman Named Outstanding Pennsylvania Conservationist
Henry H Hackman of Manheim Lancaster County is named Pennsylvania's outstanding conservationist for pioneering contour strip cropping and conservation farming. He helped establish the Lancaster County Soil Conservation District and led tours and watershed efforts while managing a 100 acre farm and serving as a school teacher and conservation official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackman
Lancaster County
Lancaster County Holstein Breeders Association
Howard W Busch
US Soil Conservation Service
Keystone
David G. Unger
State Department of Agriculture
John O. Rigo
State College
Connecticut Declared Brucellosis Free
The USDA declared Connecticut brucellosis free under a modified certified status effective July 26. It marks the third state this year and the eighth in the nation with this designation, joining Delaware Maine Minnesota New Hampshire North Carolina Washington and Wisconsin.
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USDA
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Minnesota
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Washington
Wisconsin
Lancaster farmer receives Keystone soil award at Penn State
Henry H. Hackman of Manheim Lancaster County earned the annual Soil Conservation Award from the Keystone Chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America during the August 2 meeting at Pennsylvania State University. Pictured are Mrs Hackman, Hackman, and David G. Unger, advisor from the Pennsylvania State Soil Conservation Commission who presented the plaque.
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State College
Henry H Hackman
Manheim
Pennsylvania
Hackman
Lancaster County
Keystone
Soil Conservation Society of America
Pennsylvania State University
D Joseph Sacco
Sunbury
Sacco
Keystone Chapter
The
Henry H. Hackman
R. Manheim
Society
Pennsyl
Vania State University
Hackman, Hackman
David G. Unger
Pennsylvania State Soil Conversation Commission
Penn State
Dr D V Josephson Elected ADSA President at Oklahoma State
Dr D V Josephson head of the dairy science department at Penn State was elected president of the American Dairy Science Association at a meeting held at Oklahoma State University. Dr K L Turk of Cornell University was elected vice president.
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D. V Josephson
Penn State
The
American Dairy Science Assn
Association
Oklahoma State University
K. L Turk
Cornell University Animal Husbandry Department
Paul H. Weiler Elected to Ayrshire Breeders Assn
Paul H Weiler of Myerstown Pennsylvania was unanimously elected to membership in the Ayrshire Breeders Association. The National Secretary Chester C Putney announced the election from Brandon Vermont. Weiler’s herd traces to County Ayr Scotland, birthplace of the breed, with over 20 000 Ayrshire herds now in the United States.
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Paul H. Weiler
Ayrshire
Paul H Weiler
Myerstown
Ayrshre Breeders’ Association
Chester C Putney
Brandon
Vermont
Weiler
County Ayr
Scotland
United States
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Pioneer
Lancaster, Pa
D. V. Josephson
PSU
ADSA
Red Rose
Mountville Feed Service
R. D
Columbia, Pa
Leroy Geibest
Manheim, Pa
Joseph M. Good
John H. Bonholtzer
Snader’s Mill
Stevens, Pa
I. B. Graybill & Son
Walter & Jackson, Inc
Christiana, Pa
Refton, Pa
Johnson’s Hatchery
Ephrata, Pa
Eee Tey
Lowe
Conestoga Farm Service
Quarryville
R. M. Brubaker
Salunga
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