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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1971

Page

6

Staff announced for 4-H Camp Ondawa by Vermont extension

4 H Camp Ondawa in Sunderland announces staff for the season with Mrs James Bolognani of Readsboro as director and Ira Whitney as assistant director. Camp nurse is Mrs Thomas Maroni with cooks Bernard Harris and Charles Harrington. Camp runs July 11-17 and 18-24 with a $22 weekly fee and contact at 447 7582.

Ondawa James Bolognani Readsboro Bolognani Extension Service Massachusetts Howe Goshen Mass Ira Whitney Stamford Ira Thomas Maroni Maroni Bernard Harris Charles Harrington Shaftsbury Wanda Lawrence Lois Bunk Rick Lawrence Sunderland John Foster Manchester Peg Maroni Lee Bolognani

Milk price set at 5.47 for May pool milk in New York New Jersey

New York New Jersey pool pricing fixes May farm price at 5.47 per hundredweight for 3.5 percent butterfat milk. Pollard reports May proceeds down from last year with 976,974,360 pounds received, Class I sales down, tank receipts up, and a 58 percent tank share guiding transportation credits totaling 469,209.64 dollars.

New York New York-New Jersey A.J. Pollard Pollard New York City

New Income Guidelines Set for School Lunch Programs

New York The Agriculture Department announced higher income poverty guidelines for 1971-72 lunch eligibility under the National School Lunch Program. Starting July 1 1971 schools must use these criteria to offer free or reduced price lunches, considering family income size and members.

New York Richard Lyng Lyng Department of Agriculture

4-H honors support fuels harvest with scholarships trips

Chicago reports 4-H marks a broad recognition harvest as more than 200,000 members nationwide share in medals of honor expense paid trips and educational scholarships. About 1,300 will attend the 50th National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2 and 265 scholarships totaling over 179000 dollars will be awarded.

Chicago Ill Cooperative Extension Service National Wilson & Co. Inc Westinghouse Electric Corp Livestock Conservation Inc Charles R. Walgreen Firestone Tire & Rubber Company American Oil Foundation General Motors Conrad Hilton Hotel Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc

DDT scapegoat in puzzle of regional problems

County Agent laments quick attribution to pesticides when mysteries arise. He notes public reaction to dead fish and birds often blames pesticides before investigations finish. He cites a National Geographic piece on coral reef decline that highlights DDT as a convenient blame.

New York State National Geographic Pacific

Biological vs chemical control for Jap beetle in Vermont gardens

The writer argues against instant results from Milky Spore biological control for Jap beetles and notes DDT exposure concerns. He urges patience, practical spraying, and signposts to extension guidance, highlighting ecological limits and property boundary issues in Vermont.

Nature Extension Service The University of Vermont Vermont

Special equipment makes tractors safer

Burlington reports that roll bars and crush resistant cabs improve farm safety though experts warn against DIY builds. University of Vermont Extension engineer Andrew Tessmann cautions frames must fit specific tractor makes and models to function safely.

Burlington Andrew Tessmann University of Vermont Tessmann

Show cattle vaccination advice from Vermont expert

Burlington cattle heading for the show ring should see the veterinarian first according to Dr. James R. Wadsworth Extension animal pathologist at the University of Vermont. He notes these are recommendations not requirements for show ring cattle.

Burlington James R. Wadsworth University of Vermont Wadsworth

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