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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1972
Page
3
Article by Eileen M. Brogan reviews the impact of phosphate detergent bans on laundry cleaning. It outlines polyphosphate roles in water softening and soil suspension, notes substitutes like NTA and washing soda with safety and fabric concerns, and questions whether banning phosphates truly protects lakes without harming clothing care.
Vermont beef producers like Ralph Dike of Charlotte discuss the role of beef farming as a sideline rather than a path to riches. He notes rising interest, practical startup costs, and varied farming methods, from cow calf to purebreds, with seasonal outdoor housing in the woods to cut costs and improve cattle health.
County Extension Agent AVM Snow notes summer work study students aid the Extension Youth Program. Ronnie Beamy of North Bennington participates this year. Students earn a 10 hour week and gain educational experience in nutrition and teaching. The program, run with University of Vermont support, seeks self motivated, people oriented students who meet national student aid requirements. Credits toward a degree are under discussion.
John G recounts a field day cattle show with 60 plus entries and a strong kiddie class. Winners include Bill Leach and Jim Leach in top categories, while Chris Fenton enters the notable “poor cow” class. The piece reflects on dairy cattle breeding shifts, past shows, and the value of breeding expertise from Hurlburt at Hall Farm and Massaschuetts origins.
A summer harvest feature highlights acorn and squash dishes. Sevary stuffed squash with a sweet tart filling uses corn squash, mandarin orange sections, croutons, honey and seasoning. Gala glazed beets mix butter, brown sugar and Worcestershire for a glossy side.
Stamford report explains slime flux in trees causing a hiss or sap oozing from wounds. It affects elms maples and birch, worsens with mild weather, likely bacterial infection, and requires prompt wound care and individualized treatment to restore vitality.
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