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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1973

Page

13

Vermont homemakers conference focuses on state life and history

The 1973 Vermont Extension Homemakers annual conference centers on Vermont life history and women’s status with a day long program at Montpelier Tavern. Gov Salmon greets attendees after 10 am. lectures by Dean Muller and Dr Foley cover Vermont past and humor. afternoon discussions feature leading academics and clergy. the one day event invites public participation and supports local clubs and scholarships.

Montpelier Vermont Montpelier Tavern Thomas Salmon Hn, Muller III University of Vermont Living Learning Center Dean Muller Allen Foley Dartmouth College Dean Corrigan College of Education UVM Elizabeth Candon Trinity College J. Rowlandek Middlebury College John Nutting Vermont Conference United Church of Christ

Flowering problems traced to source

Dr Norman F Pellett explains why garden flowers fail to bloom. Factors include sun exposure, soil moisture, and plant vigor. over pruning, deep planting, or excessive fertility can hinder flowering. Causes such as late frosts, diseases, pests, and even street lights may delay or prevent blooms in roses, lilacs, peonies, dahlias, and annuals.

Norman F. Pellett

Ubiquitous corn worth its weight in gold

The National Geographic Society notes corn outshines gold and silver in the United States with 1872 harvests of 5.6 billion bushels valued at 7.1 billion dollars. Corn, a native American grain, grows worldwide from Canada to China and from Italy to India, thriving from Caspian lowlands to the Peruvian Andes.

Donald J. Frederick Washington United States Canada China Italy India Caspian Plain Peruvian Andes National Geographic Society

Safety hints for riding and freezing foods from extension service

A compilation of horse riding safety tips by William C. Snow warns riders to approach horses quietly speak softly and stay aware of the horse s reactions. The piece shifts to freezing guidance from Aline Coffey detailing what fruits and vegetables can be frozen how to blanch produce and where to obtain the Extension Service Freezing Handbook. The article also touches on corn hybrids developed at Purdue University and a brief history of corn s role in civilization.

William C. Snow UVM Burlington Aline Coffey AVM Extension Morrill Hall University of Vermont Soviet Union India Ganges Indiana Purdue University Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota

Dairy leaders protest milk price freeze in New York

The New York New England Dairy Cooperative Coordinating Committee sent a telegram to the White House opposing a milk price freeze. It warned of dairymen facing disaster from rising feed costs and poor growing conditions while urging incentives to maintain production. The group backed a four month grain export embargo and called for action on freight rates and feed grain box costs.

Albany N.Y New York-New England Dairy Cooperative Coordinating Committee White House Northeast

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