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Meeting Series 2008-2009 Meetings of The Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture convene
at 12:15 P.M. in the Library Lounge of the Union League at 140 South
Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA. Detailed information about field trips
may be secured from the Secretary. September 4, 2008 James W. Dunn, PhD, Professor of Agricultural Economics, Pennsylvania State University Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary October 2, 2008 FIELD TRIP Society members and guests will visit The School of Biological and Environmental Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey where they will tour the Equine Exercise Physiology Laboratory and the Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences. Lunch will be served at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture. November 6, 2008 ABE LINCOLN’S CONTRIBUTION TO AGRICULTURE Greg Romano, Director of Statewide Land Acquisiton,New Jersey Conservation Foundation Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary December 4, 2008 PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURE FROM THE LEGISLATIVE POINT OF VIEW Michael W. Brubaker, Pennsylvania State Senator, Lancaster Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary January 8, 2009 TRENDS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SMALLER EXPORTERS OF AMERICAN FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Tim Hamilton, Executive Director, Food Export Association of the Midwest USA and Food Export USA – Northeast Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary February 5, 2009 GOOD-CLEAN-FAIR: LOCAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES Hansjakob Werlen, Manager, Philadelphia Slow Food Program Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary March 5, 2009 AGRICULTURAL PUBLISHING IN A DIGITAL AGE Steve Custer, Executive Vice President, Farm Journal Media Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary April 2, 2009 POLLINATORS IN PERIL: WHAT’S CAUSING THE DECLINE IN HONEYBEES? Maryann Tomasko Frazier, Senior Extension Associate, Dept. of Entomology, Penn State University Biographical Sketch | Presentation Summary May 7, 2009 FIELD TRIP Society members and guests will gather at President Marilyn Horner’s farm for a trip to the Seabrook Processing Plant and a tour of working farms in southern New Jersey. June 7, 2009 GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: PENNSYLVANIA IMPACTS AND RESPONSE Patrick Starr, Senior Vice President, Pennsylvania Environmental Council, Southeast Regional Office, Philadelphia. |
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