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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1971

Page

6

Tomorrow's farmer may use kitchen computer

Vermont Extension economist Charles Bigalow envisions farm kitchens linking farmers to a Boston computer via portable terminals. The system, funded by USDA and tested at Virginia Tech, would allow county agents to run programs that assess equipment purchases, depreciation, and profit.

Burlington Vermont Boston Charles Bigalow University of Vermont Federal Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Virginia Polytechnic Institute Bigalow

Dairyman urged to review standby generators for storms

Vernon Tuxbury of the University of Vermont warns dairy operations rely on electricity for milking, cooling, and more. He urges annual generator checks, sizing with a power supplier, and proper transfer switches. Tractor driven units offer quick readiness, while self contained units need servicing. Prices noted range from about 210 to 1000 dollars depending on wattage.

Burlington Vernon Tuxbury Extension Rural Civil Defense University of Vermont Tuxbury

What lies ahead agricultural research in Vermont

Burlington report outlines how agricultural research underpins farming efficiency, environmental planning, and rural development. Dr. Gerald Donovan notes research spans basic and applied work, from plant amino acids to alfalfa weevil control, involving 66 scientists on 80 projects. Part II follows.

Donovan Vermont UVM David Weller Weller Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station

Creole Pecan Cake with Brown Sugar Frosting Recipe

A Creole pecan cake from the bayou with brown sugar frosting. Directions mix butter and sugar, add yolks and flour, fold in egg whites, bake in four pans, then frost with a vanilla brown sugar icing and chopped pecans.

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Aerial Photogrammetry Course for Land Use Planning

A Vermont university course on aerial photos and 3-D stereo viewing will teach inventory and land use planning. The Extension Service and Forestry Department sponsor the Jan 12 13 session at the University of Vermont, limited to 20 enrollments, with a material fee.

Burlington Monte R. Harold University of Vermont Extension Service Forestry Department Monte. R. Harold Hills

County Agent's Report on world soils and agriculture

University of Vermont extension agent John C. Page explains the fragility of global food production. He notes only about 6 percent of Earth's surface is arable and identifies top quality soils in the Corn Belt, Ukraine, and northern Argentina, while warning many regions suffer infertile tropical soils due to leaching and low organic matter.

John C. Page University of Vermont Earth Ukraine Argentina U.S Canada Great Plains Mother Nature

Electronic milk tester speeds up dairy testing

Morrisville notes steady agricultural change as Milko Tester, a three-sample per minute electronic milk tester, transfers results to three decimals for Vermont Dairy Herd Improvement Association work. The piece moves from tech trends to food security, population pressure, and future farming, ending with a New Year greeting.

Morrisville Vermont Dairy Herd Improvement Association

County 4-H year in review highlights 1971 milestones

William C. Snow reports a milestone year for Bennington County 4-H and youth programs in 1971. Highlights include the Conservation Day for 6th graders, the county joining an Interstate Exchange with Oakland County, Michigan, hosting 38 youths and chaperones, plans for a June 1972 bus exchange, Mary Laurie’s 35 years as a club leader, new snowmobile and drama clubs, teen-led clubs comprising about a quarter of members, Nixon’s speech to the National 4-H Club Congress, and the approaching 50th anniversary of Camp Ondawa in Sunderland.

William C Snow County Bennington County Vermont Oakland County Mich Mary Laurie Rupert Richard Nixon Chicago Ondawa Sunderland

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