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H. A. Herman Honored

Dr. H. A. Herman, Executive Secretary of the National Association of Animal Breeders since 1953, was honored with special recognition at the Gamma Sigma Delta awards banquet held May 13 at the University of Missouri. He was one of four Missouri citizens presented with the Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award.

Dr. Herman, a former professor of dairy science at the University of Missouri, was cited for having written more than 150 bulletins, more than 150 scientific papers, and co-author of two text books. He is chairman of the Research Council of the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association. He also helped formulate the first set of rules for registering artificial inseminated calves; the Uniform Rules for Official Testing of Dairy Cattle, and the Uniform Score Card for judging dairy cattle.

Dr. Herman was director of the American Dairy Science Association, serving six years on the Journal Management Committee, two years of which he was chairman.