The Pasto Agricultural Museum

Volunteers Larry Harpster (shown demonstrating the lathe at the 2006 Pennsylvania Farm Show) and John H. Ziegler donated this 1887 foot-powered lathe in 2005. It can turn pieces of wood up to six feet long into posts for beds or porches.

Thank you to all the volunteers that helped at the 2009 PA Farm Show.

Thanks to all who volunteered their time and talent at the museum during Ag Progress Days 2009. It was an active, exciting and terrific three days. Your support is deeply appreciated.

Volunteer Questionnaires

2009 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Robert L. Storch, secretary, volunteer advisory board

2008 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. Darwin G Braund, former volunteer curator

Dr. Jerome K. Pasto, former volunteer curator and founder

2007 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. John E. Baylor, professor emeritus of agronomy

2006 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. Glenn G. Carter, Associate Dean of Admissions, Penn State, Retired

2005 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. Thomas B. King, professor emeritus of animal science

2004 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. Donald M. Crider, professor emeritus of rural sociology

2003 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Dr. John H. Ziegler, professor emeritus of food science

2001 Volunteer Recognition Award:

Robert Cowan, professor emeritus of animal nutrition

For more information contact:

Daryl K. Heasley, Volunteer Curator
137 Agricultural Administration Building
University Park, PA 16802-2600
814-863-1383
mailto:pastoagmuseum@psu.edu

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