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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1976
Page
10
In a northern climate column, John C. Page explains how wet heat fuels squash and tomato diseases, wilt resistance, and the need for consistent moisture and lime. He notes cross pollination creates odd squash, warns about bean and potato issues, and urges practical prevention over fruitless battles with nature.
Burlington safety guidance stresses that farm tractors can tip over even by seasoned operators. Tom Patterson of the University of Vermont urges slower speeds on turns slopes and slick surfaces, use ROPS and seat belts, keep paths clear, and prohibit riders. Employers must provide annual safety talks and post No Riders notices with safety materials available statewide.
A Burlington notice cites the US Consumer Product Safety Commission reporting about 50,008 Americans will seek hospital emergency care this year for mower related accidents. It warns injuries range from cuts and bruises to amputations and death and urges sturdy footwear and keeping children away while mowing.
The Bennington County Field Day featured a 4-H division champion Mark Mason of Pawlet for fitting and showmanship while Stefan Strohmaier of Bennington exhibited the champion cow and earned reserve in the open cattle show. About 100 cattle were shown. 4-H kiddies earned blue ribbons and $2 prizes. Action exhibits by local clubs and Green Mt. Climbers 4H Club won the club exhibit. Some 500 people attended at 4-H Camp Ondawa under sunny skies.
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