Secure Proceedings Of The State Horticultural Association Of Pennsylvania For 1938: Seventy-Ninth Annual Meeting Held In Harrisburg, Pa., January 18-19, 1938 (Classic Reprint) Composed By State Horticultural Association Of Pennsylvania Rendered As Manuscript

from Proceedings of the State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania for: SeventyNinth Annual Meeting Held in Harrisburg, Pa, January,

The selling of apples has been and is a problem, but the association has cooperated in every way possible to make Appalachian Apples
Secure Proceedings Of The State Horticultural Association Of Pennsylvania For 1938: Seventy-Ninth Annual Meeting Held In Harrisburg, Pa., January 18-19, 1938 (Classic Reprint) Composed By State Horticultural Association Of Pennsylvania Rendered As Manuscript
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, and its advertising program a suc cess, It is to be hoped that Pennsylvania growers will con tinne to support this program not only with the present num ber of signers but with a decided increase as the program continues.
The advertising of our product should not be a one season event but an annual procedure with every grower cooperating to the utmost,

The association cooperated with the Middle Atlantic Fruit Growers' Conference in Washington, D, C. The meeting was called with the belief that In union there is strength, for fruit growers of the Middle Atlantic States to promote closer cooperation by discussion of the actions of federal andstates, regarding transportation rates, federal regulations, combatting disease, pests, etc.
A permanent organization was set in Operation by the directors on Januaryth with officers elected and plans for financing,

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