Farm Safety Week Focuses on Risks and Prevention
National Farm Safety Week runs July 22 28 with the theme Safety at Work and Play. Vermont last year saw 12 farm deaths nine in machine accidents two children in tractor incidents. Experts urge safer tractor use proper markings and fire prevention to cut the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
State Health Dept
National Safety Council
Bruce A. Gaylor
University of Vermont
Berry Preserve Recipe Calorie Guide
Basic berry preserve method uses 2 cups sliced berries 1/2 cup water 2 tablespoons powdered pectin 12 or liquid Sucaryl. Cook 5 to 6 minutes then boil 2 minutes with sweetener. Stir until boiling, ladle into sterilized glass and cover with hot paraffin. Each tablespoon counts toward calories.
Drought Shrinks Crops Yet Hay and Water Remain Vital
County Agricultural Agent reports localized rains, drought stressing corn and pastures. Farmers curb hay cutting and feed oats, while some convert pasture to feed cows. No farms reported water outages as of July 20, but wells and springs could suffer if rain stays away. Land care and cropping can revive worn fields. otherwise land gradually erodes into brush and woods.
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Gaylord
Windy Meyer
Southern Vermont
Paul Bohne
Bennington
Charlie Sherman
West Rupert
Henry Steel
Fillmore Farms
Austin
West Shaftsbury
Elsie Ehrich
Weekend for Homemakers At 4 H Camp Nearing Last Call
Home Demonstration notes announce the 1962 weekend for homemakers at 4 H Camp starting July 26. Last chance to enroll. contact Mrs Warren Thayer to check space. Contains guidance on activities, speakers, and a trip to the Nutmeg Shop, plus health and home tips and a note on not washing Dacron pillows.
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Warren Thayer
Walter Jones
Dorset
North Bennington
Six 4-H Scholarships Offered Nationally for 1962
The Cooperative Extension Service lists six 4-H scholarships for college freshmen and juniors. Four awards of 1600 dollars target forestry majors, open to current or former 4-H members. two awards of 800 dollars focus on crop protection and production. Eligible juniors in agriculture must major in agronomy soils entomology plant pathology or horticulture. Applications go through the state 4-H leader or county agent.
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Burlington
Cooperative Extension Service
John D. Merchant
College of Agriculture
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Carroll's
Nestle
Lucien Lelong
David Barton
Robert Kraeling
Robert Haas
Arlington
Bennington County Forest Association
John C. Page
Ed Gorton
East Shaftsbury
The
Forest Association
Otter Creek Corp
Manchester Depot
New York
Marion S. Harris
Home Dem Meeting
Lexington
William Nolan
Nate Kamber
Manchester Center
Walter Finney
West Arlington
Bennington County Home Demonstration Council
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Julian Scott
Vermont
Lees Mills
Virginia
Scott
State House
Burt Bros