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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1973
Page
3
County Extension Agent John G discusses lawn planning in Vermont, urging realistic aims that match nature. He explains how shade, soil, and moisture affect grasses, alfalfa, and weeds, and advises letting low growing wild plants cover ground to prevent erosion while avoiding costly landscaping.
Homemaking notes advise combining plant and animal proteins to balance meals and boost nutritional efficiency. Eileen M. Brogan explains milk eggs liver and kidney offer high value, enhances grain proteins, and helps meet daily protein needs while reducing meat reliance and costs. Plan menus around animal and plant protein combinations.
About seventy youths demonstrated at the East Arlington Federated Church with more than 160 spectators. Participants included Trudy Fowler Manchester Dianne Dusha Sunderland Margaret Harris West Shaftsbury and Mary Snow Arlington. Demonstrations covered origami chess basics skiing waxing and more. An April 14 1 30 p m 4 H Clothing Day at East Arlington Federated Church invites public attendance. Mulligan Stew 4 H Club begins Sundays on Channel 10 with six weekly episodes and 24 cent signups for a comic style manual.
Stockbridge Massachusetts reports the Berkshire Garden Center's season opening led by Mrs Leonard A Whipple as program chairman with 13 events. Lectures are free or discounted for members and open to nonmembers. The schedule includes talks on gardening by James F Kiley and many exhibitions and shows through August.
Mt Anthony Union High School conservation class executes a thinning operation in the North Bennington Watershed off East Road with municipal forester and Water Board approval. Students cut timber using hired outfits, on a percentage basis, to fund equipment upkeep with possible tiny profit.
Burlington readers learn from University of Vermont extension forester Raymond T. Foulds that high maple syrup prices reflect costs to producers. Taxes on land, labor, equipment and fuel raise margins. sap gathering, boiling, and packing add expenses. syrup may require 1,500 gallons of sap per gallon and profit hinges on strong demand and careful marketing.
The Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District launches field and brush mowing in Rensselaer County. Landowners may request a free written plan to keep land open or establish wildlife areas, with district technicians assessing fields and advising on brush control and tree planting. Call 61% 2834219 or write Wynantskill NY.
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