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CM UrS MTITUTE ESTABLMUED TUESDAir -w,,A4ust 12 K. s. mcmullen
6VARTER C.ENTMY AGO Mxtenxioii Service Dist. Agt. -1n Charge
-Camp, McQuarrlo
7- 15 A..: 'BR A'YJ-A8T 14es'ErHall
session in, August lq34*, at
0 A., M. Axvoixbcemnts Aqdit4)riutn
JI
Ca=p McQnarT,16 in the 4:, krad P. LitWrencep Citriciftmixt, Agri-
Forest near Astor, in Lake CoUn-
:.:culft(ral. Extension Saryice Preslding
ty, The Citrus, Insftitut* was designed
a University of Florida Agricultural Ex- Mcmnuen DWO
CATION,,ReY. Jess, JKmao, Pastor,
_7 tension Service Short Course in citinis First Mer thodistZharch, Tavares
Ai Spencer culture, and maxketing problems for the
noridit grawerand his farnily. The ear-
WELCOME Karl -Lobmpnnj Secretary,
ly-bxtftute progr=Er vere sponoore by v
Lake CoumtrChanber:of Cornmerce
t6"j'alte Caanty HoXticuljUral-SoCjkT'
Xtrc DP.1;Ntr, RMMATtMS Dr. M. 0. Watkins,
bee4apo"ored by the, Lake County"Q Dir ector, 4o rida Agricultural Extension
eisAdviffory Comrnittoe., Theofficialpro- SetviCe .
granio have beenfur)dshed by the Florida
Citrus Production C redit As gociali*n sine e '125 Years of the Citrus Institutelt R. E.
14 0. Clayton 1946.
Norris, Like Cmnty Agricultural Agent
The-jwuccesa of the original Citrus Insti-
tutw,at aaInp MrQuaxrie is atte'sted-by "The Outlook for the 1958-59 Citrus Seas-
attendancer ot" Dr. -H. 0. Hamilftin, Head, Dept-,
therehavlo: been oi'-tabU*64' of Agricultural Ecoaon-dcs, UiaYersity of
other sitallar in for grCW*Ts thru-,- Florida
I outihi&,06us belt.

of thoob; in INTERMISSION
stitutes has been accoxVlished under the ]Phillip
Airectjon and leader ship of three, outstamd-
M 4,T bw Dlxectoro of Agricultural Extension, Trends in the Fresh Fruit Industry9.1,
watki, 8, fwoTk in Ftorida R V. Phillips,11anager,14aines City Cit-
rus Growers Association

V TrIenda in the'Processing,, Industry"-,.
viawalk6i General-MaliagerFloridn
'Citrus Cannerif'Cooperative Lake Wales
M
01VARTER of a, CENTuRy 'ke r
12-15 P. M. DINNER -:Me ffa Hall.
4r. of MAVICE to the CITRUS
OROWERS

year, eS
1-.30 P. M. J6,- N. Busb*0 Aofnstani'
':X Director -Agr'icul alExtension se
Gitrus tur _4
X ce
4, siding

-'ADDAFSS; Dr. Kenneth McFarland, Edu'-
A.Ii. Whit" r' ral M ot*r a C orp
M ana
pteriAgor
"What are Nucellax Seedlin" ?11
A. P. Piazingo-r, Ass It Horticulturist,.
Citrus Fxperi&ient Station,.- ake Alfred

5 "Virus Dige"es and their .Effett upon
'Rerr* ord: Florida Citrus Il Dil. L. C. Cochran,
Hortipulturist, U..S. nepartrnent ofAg-
riculture, Orlando
ORLANDO W IN T ZA HA VE N KUSTIS
P. 0, Wait 'Cochraim
7 a 6 .14 IS "Pive'Years (d Budwood Certification"
Gerald Norman, In Charge,, Budwood
Certification Program, State Plant Board
MMMW__ .-M
*(00AY August ll- R. E.Nbzris 4, 00 P. M Adjourij pv.inn.ujng Bdatr
In Charge ViShing, Horgeshooa o4c.
6:15 - - Mesa Han
M. REGIST4ATION SUPPER
Mis, Dorothy Fraxer,, RegistTar
4W S. M. Audi
'00 P- t6rium -GroupStag-
-*15P. M, ing,44d Entertainment with Ned Cake,
Song,,Lpader and featuring Morris Aude r
Lx sonOd,,Ida accordion.

WEDNESDAY August 13 K. S. McMullen
In Charge
7:15 A. M. - BREAKFAST-Mess Hall
8:30 A. M. Announcements Auditorium

Everette Fischer, Ass't. Marion County
I Agricultural Agent, Presiding
"Citrus ProductionManagement Problems"
Lawrence Jack T. McCown, Ass't. Citriculturist,
Agricultural Extension Service
"Some Suggestions for Handling Cold In-
jured Citrus Trees this Fall and Winter"
Fred P. Lawrence, Citriculturist, Agri-
cultural Extension Service

INTERMISSION
ADDRESS: "Marketing Outlook in the Con-
Fox centrate Industry"- John M. Fox, Presi-
dent, Minute Maid Corporation
"Plans of the Florida Citrus Commission
for the Coming Season Key Scales, Jr.
12:15 P. M. - DINNER - Mess Hall
1:30 P. M. F. S. Perry, District Agt.,
Agricultural ExtensionService, Presiding
a "A History of the FloridaCitrus Industry"
Scales
Randall Chase, Chase & Co., Sanford

"A Review of the Trends in Citrus Ferti-
lizationforthepast 25 Years" -Dr. Paul
F. Smith, Plant Physiologist, U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture Orlando
INTERMISSION
g "State Plant Board Programs and Regula-
.. tions that Affect the Citrus Grower Dr.
Cowpeftbwaite C. W. Cowperthwaite, Plant Commissioner
"Optimum, Deficiency and T cicity Levels
of Plant Nutrients" Dr. O. C. Bryan,
Technical Dir., Soil Science Foundation
S 4:00 P. M. Adjourn Swimming, Boat-
ing. Fishing, Horseshoes, etc.
6:15 P. M. - SUPPER - Mess Hall
Cake 8:00 P. M. Auditorium - Group Sing-
ing annd Entertaimireatnls rti* Neid C e i
and Morris Anderson

McCown Deszyck Bryan Smith
McCown Dess~ych B3ryan Smitih

Norman

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Perry
Perry

THURSDAY August 14 K. S. McMullen
In Charge
7:15 A. M. - BREAKFAST Mess Hall
8:30 A. M. Announcements Auditorium"

Cecil Tucker, II, Seminole County Agri-
cultural Agent, Presiding

"The Research Picture of the Burrowing
Nematode as of Today" Dr. R. F. Suit,
Plant Pathologist, Citrus Experiment
Station

"Citrus Mutual's Plans for the 1958-59
Season" Vernon Conner, President

INTERMISSION

"Quality in Citrus andSelling it on Pounds
Solids" Dr. Paul L. Harding, Plant
Physiologist, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Producing Quality Citrus

"Rootstocks and Varieties" William H.
Mathews, Assistant Horticulturist, Agri-
cultural Extension Service

Harding 12: 15 P. M. - DINNER -Mess Hall

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1:30 P. M. Henry F. Swanson, Orange
County Agricultural Agent Presiding

ADDRESS: Willard M. Fifield, Provost
for Agriculture, University of Florida

Producing Quality Citrus, Cont'd.

"Pest Control" W. L. Thompson, En-
tomologist, Citrus Experiment Station

"Irrigation and Weather Conditions" Dr.
John Sites, Head, Fruit Crops Section,
University of Florida

"Fertilization" Dr. E. J. Deszyck, As-
sociate Horticulturist, Citrus Experiment
Station

-Answering the Question Box

4:00 P. M. Adjourn, Swimming, Boat-
ing, Fishing, Horseshoes, etc.

6:15 P. M. - SUPPER - Mess Hall

1:00 P. M. -Auditorium - Group Sing-
ng and Entertainment featuring Ned Cake
and Morris Anderson

tRIDAY August 15- K. S.McMullen
In Charge
:00 A. M. - BREIAFAST Mess Hall

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