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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

8

County farms buzz with planting and expansion efforts

Across Vermont counties farmers report busy weeks planting tomatoes, strawberries, corn, and blueberries. Stan Zecher in Manchester tests six tomato varieties at six sites, while Paul Bohne III grows blueberries with bird nets planned, and Richard Robinson renovates a Rice Brothers barn to house more cattle. Apple storage expands in Shaftsbury, and milking parlor upgrades reduce labor at Charlie Palmer’s farm. Maple syrup sets new records in Vermont, aiding a strong statewide harvest.

Stan Zecher Manchester Vermont Jet Star Springset Burpee’s VF New Yorker Big Boy Big Girl Bennington Bill Wicks Paul Bohne III Bohnes Harwood Hill Richard Robinson Rice Brothers Charlie Palmer Allen Pownal New Hampshire Bud Simonds

Alfalfa weevil still survives in limited areas

Burlington reports that the alfalfa weevil remains a limited threat thanks to biological control by parasite species led by Dr. George MacCollum of the University of Vermont. In fields lacking natural predators some spraying may be needed after confirming infestation. Early June signs show yellowish green larvae feeding on buds. harvest the first growth to reduce spraying.

Burlington George MacCollum University of Vermont MacCollum

Dairy promotion plan approved by New York market official

New York dairy farmers may see no deduction from monthly milk checks for a one year period if they approve voluntary five cent per hundred weight contributions to the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council of New York. The plan allows handlers to send positive letters to suppliers, with mandatory state plan exemptions. Golden alfalfa and pest guidance discuss timing and restrictions for weevil control, advising careful pest identification and adherence to state bee protection laws.

New York American Dairy Association Dairy Council of New York, Inc Thomas A. Wilson New York-New Jersey New York State Wilson

Long Deep Furrow reveals New England farm history

The new book by Harold S Russel from University Press of New England, 1976, chronicles farm life from Indians to the 20th century. It traces stone walls and cleared fields across Bennington County back country, linking rural work to regional trade in Boston and Portland.

Howard S. Russel The University Press of New England Bennington County Harold S. Russell Massachusetts New England Russell Boston Portland New Haven John Greenleaf Whittier Clara Barton Oxford Mass Connecticut Addison County

Dentists and horses roam Fairview in curious career

In Fairview Pennsylvania UPI reports equine dentist Dan Propes, one of about 100 nationwide, cares for horse teeth alongside Maryland and Kentucky work. He recalls training races, the Ruffian case, and his brushes with danger. He collects baby‑tooth jewelry, and notes horses rarely cavitate but constantly grow teeth needing care.

Fairview UPI Dan Propes Propes Detroit Maryland Kentucky Pennsylvania Alex Harthill Louisville New York

Vermont Red Clover Trail opens state farms to visitors

Vermont hosts inviting out of state visitors to farm tours through the Red Clover Trail. The program includes 71 farms across counties with dairy beef fruit vegetables and maple products. A brochure lists hosts and phone numbers. visitors are urged to call ahead and mostly no admission is charged.

Vermont Department of Agriculture Vermont Montpelier Lake Champlain Vermont Farm Bureau

Camp Ondawa Starts Food Service Program

Camp Ondawa announces a summer food service program for children aged 18 and under in its non residential or nonprofit camps May through September. Meals are provided at no charge to enrolled campers aged 9 to 14 at Sunderland location. For more information call 447 7582.

William C Snow County 4H Camp Ondawa Sunderland Jane Betit Main Street

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John C. Page UVM County Extension Agent Shaftsbury Center Fritz Ludwig Howard Leach North Rupert Ed Lewis West Rupert Wisconsin Quebec States N.E By Rob Woolmington Joe Frazier Arthur Lee Dake South Street Mer Abies Butler Manchester Certer ELM Street Bennington, VT Bennington School District, Inc Inos Macic Ciacie Carepir
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