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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1975
Page
11
Homemaking article urges using pressure canners for low acid foods to prevent botulism. Explains spores’ heat resistance, the need for high temperatures, and cautions against tasting questionable food. Emphasizes proper equipment and safe procedures for canning vegetables, meats, and fish.
Extension plant pathologist Dr. Alan Gotlieb explains the University of Vermont plant disease clinic offers free diagnoses from mailed specimens. The note covers apple cedar rust and late blight in potatoes and tubers, plus canning safety guidelines and Field Day details for July 26 at 4H Camp Ondawa with exhibits and prizes.
The Vermont Maplerama returns for 1975 August 8 and 9 offering sugar makers from the U S and Canada a two day program. Addison County Sugarmakers Association hosts with a tour of three local sugar operations highlighting new equipment and sap gathering methods. Registration begins 9 00 a m August 8 at Middlebury Union High School Vocational Center.
Reports from USDA and farm sources say large Soviet purchases of U S grain could steady meat and dairy prices this winter after a record crop. Officials expect significant exports to boost farm income while shielding shoppers from big price spikes, amid cautious congressional oversight.
UPI reports American Rose Society and Dow Chemical experiments on 28 U.S. growers show magnesium sulfate boosts rose growth, basal breaks, foliage, and disease resistance. A Portland grower notes a 12 inch height boost and two more basal breaks with five feedings. Treatment augments normal fertilizer and may aid azaleas and other annuals.
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