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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1976
Page
10
The article discusses home slaughtering as ideal in cold weather, advising on carcass handling, curing methods for corned beef and sausage making, including dry and brine processes, salt and sugar ratios, curing times, and sausage fat content for quality patties. It emphasizes hygiene, proper cooling, and storage to prevent spoilage.
A March 21 program at Park-McCullough House will screen Last Stand Farmer with a panel of experts including John Page John Randolph Ferdinand Bongartz and George Clay. They will discuss farming in Vermont its viability and the idea of full time versus part time farming and local subsistence.
Bloomington Illinois UPI reports a movie titled The Invitation produced by an insurance firm to show people how to defend against burglary and theft. State Farm Insurance has seen requests from over 800 organizations this year for guidance and protection strategies.
The Audubon Society argues 80 to 90 percent of home and garden spraying is useless or harmful. The new leaflet Pesticide DOs and DON'Ts promotes alternatives, warns against dangerous chemicals, and endorses integrated pest management with natural predators to reduce pest outbreaks.
The Bennington County Farm Bureau committee met March 10 in Arlington to plan the 1976 membership campaign. Chairman William Wicks leads a quota of 200 members with dues and Farm Bureau benefits emphasized. Members will receive applications by mail and are urged to mail dues soon. The campaign supports local and national issues and youth programs, with non-farmers urged to join.
Washington lawmakers from the House Agriculture Committee unveil The National Soil Fertility Program a joint bid to place soil building and waste recycling in 1976 party platforms. Representatives Fred Richmond and James M Jeffords urge policies to restore organic matter to farmland and reclaim degraded land amid rising fertilizer costs and environmental concerns.
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