Henhouse Revolution Drives Vermont Egg Output Up
Vermont poultrymen expand flocks and modernize systems boosting per hen production from 200 to 240 eggs yearly. Mercia cites better nutrition genetics and management as drivers while automation and in-state markets support growth.
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Burlington
Vermont
Leonard Mercia
Extension
University of Vermont
Earth Movement
Mercia
Maine
Honey production dips in Vermont despite steady bee colonies
The USDA reports 1971 Vermont honey output fell 16 percent from 1970 while bee colonies held at 7,000. experts cite bad weather, bee deaths, and management issues, with some beekeepers faring better. Prices edged up. beeswax and comb honey hold steady or rise slightly.
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Burlington
Vermont
Usda Crop Reporting Board
Enoch Tompkins
Resource Economics Department
University of Vermont
Tompkins
USDA
Vermont Maple Producers Poised for Higher Prices in 1972
Vermont Agriculture Department predicts higher prices for 1972 maple production as base syrup prices rise and bulk syrup costs lift all maple products. Declining producer numbers and favorable weather reduce surplus inventories, encouraging some taps, investment in equipment, and earlier orders for cans and supplies.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Agriculture Department
United States
Canada
Department
County Agent's Report Good to the last methyl furan
University of Vermont extension agent John C. Page critiques food ads and nutrition labeling. He warns against confusing chemistry names with health value, notes milk's fat content, and contrasts nutrition vs taste in consumer choices. He cites a Family Circle piece listing chemicals in a beverage and cautions readers about misleading ads and pricing impacts on nutrition decisions.
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John C. Page
University of Vermont
Hamburg
Family Circle
Ronald M. Deutsch
Savory Short Ribs Recipe From Homemakers Corner
A winter menu feature promotes Savory Short Ribs with a rich gravy seasoned by Worcestershire, slow simmered until tender and then served with mashed potatoes and quick confetti potatoes. The piece also warns about nutrition myths and urges mindful food choices amid rising prices.
County Youth Notes on Shopping for Credit
County Extension Agent William C. Snow warns readers about credit traps from store plans and highlights mortgage and auto costs. He notes that down payments boost repayment and shows a $20 000 20 year mortgage could total about 44 000. He introduces the dirt five depreciation interest repairs taxes and insurance for car ownership and previews next week’s car buying discussion.
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William C
Snow County
AVM
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