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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1973

Page

3

Fertilizer shortage eyed by Vermont extension agent

John C. Page, County Extension Agent of the University of Vermont, cautions farmers that rising fertilizer prices and potential shortages will force careful nutrient balancing and soil testing. He argues fertilizer costs will transfer to higher food prices, urges precise budgeting of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash, and warns against the failed numbers game in fertilizer analyses.

John C. Page University of Vermont Kentucky Cadillac

Meatless meals boost protein without meat

Eileen M. Brogan of the County Extension Agency notes meat lacks monopoly on protein and offers meatless meal strategies. She cites higher costs of steak and salad, suggests pasta and cheese, and explains meeting daily protein with plant and animal sources.

Eileen M. Brogan

Vermont gains from scarce school food commodities program

Vermont schools will receive 149 312 dollars in federal funds due to shortfalls in USDA commodity deliveries for the current fiscal year. The Vermont Department of Education will distribute the funds to public and private schools, with APsa Food and Nutrition Service covering the difference between programmed and expected deliveries. Funds are in addition to National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program cash aid.

Princeton N.J Vermont US Department of Agriculture State Department of Education USDA Aspa Food and Nutrition Service

Choosing Seed Varieties for a First Time Garden

Dr. Ted Flanagan explains selecting vegetable seed varieties by maturity time, disease resistance, and用途 for fresh use or freezing. He suggests quick maturing types for northern New England, checking seed packets for germination, days to maturity, and planting maps. Garden centers and county Extension offices provide guidance and a booklet on Vermont Vegetable Varieties.

New England Vermont Morrill Hall, University Burlington, Vt

Garden prep tips from Ornamental Horticulturist Normane Pellett

Plan planting locations and quantities, test soil permeability after rainfall, and prepare beds with peat moss and lime. Avoid low water-collecting or windy spots, ensure good drainage, and mix organic matter yearly. Have soil tested via county Extension for fertilizer and lime recommendations.

ByOr Normane

County 4 H Clothing Day highlights youth effort

County Extension Agent William C Snow notes 4 H leaders and volunteers and 60 youth showcased garments at Clothing Day. Delegates were named to State Day in Barre on June 2, including Lynn Marah Susan Moriarty and Arlington participants.

Washington, D.C Vermont Nancy Capitol Hill John Haugarud Ari Mra John Shapiro Shaftsbury John de Brun Sharon Snow Mary Pratt Florence Bull Allington Alan Barbara Houle Elaine Carpenter Bennington Bennington County Barre Ware Lynn Marah Susan Moriarty Tracy Jones Hoosick Falls Sandy Sheldon Arlington Lana Lundeen Shane Crawford Princess Crawford West Rupert Lynn Grant Michele Rogers Melissa Mattison Ruth Ford Diana Hay Kathy Rose Matteson Judy Gilbert Wanda Saunders Pawlet Patt! Puzzell Lorrie Morneault Donna Nancy Leach

Vermont Farm Bureau chief blasts tax break omission

Keith Wallace of the Vermont Farm Bureau criticized the Senate for not concurring with a farmer tax relief measure. He called Thomas Salmon's property tax bill "inexcusable" after the House passed version included an agricultural relief section later dropped by conferees. Wallace cited polls showing public support to preserve open lands through farmer tax breaks.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Farm Bureau Vermont Senate Keith Wallace Cale Guy Thomas Salmon Wallace Salmon House Committee of

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