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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1976

Page

11

Manure as Garden Fertilizer From Horse Waste

County Agent extols horse manure as a garden fertilizer noting its nitrogen release, bedding impact, and timing. He advises spreading or in soil incorporation ahead of planting, compares with cow manure, and urges rotted manure for value and neighbor harmony. He ends with a light remark about ozone.

County Youth Notes on Blindfolds in Human Relations

The article explains that people wear mental blindfolds from upbringing and life experiences, affecting empathy. It urges hiding strong feelings briefly to understand others, recognizing differing backgrounds and opportunities. It notes some portions come from Vermont EFNEP Newsletter by Alice Wright and Martha Burt.

Vermont Efnep Alice Wright Martha Burt

Federal forest funds available to landowners in Bennington County

Charles Palmer, chairman of the Bennington County ASC Committee, says the 1976 Forestry Incentives Program funds are open to private landowners in the county. The program offers 75 percent cost sharing for tree planting and stand improvement, with Vermont’s allocation at 100000 dollars. Sign-up runs through April 1976 at the Bennington ASC Office.

Charles Palmer Bennington County ASC Palmer Vermont FIP Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Vermont Department of Forests and Parks Bennington County Ascs Federal Building South Street Bennington

Disease control vital for good dairy industry

Dr. James R. Wadsworth of the University of Vermont urges dairymen to adopt comprehensive herd health programs with vets. He highlights vaccination as key, recommending a combined blackleg vaccine for young cattle and routine vaccines for brucellosis, leptospirosis, IBR, BVD, and PI3, plus targeted vaccines for mastitis, vibriosis, rabies, shipping fever, pinkeye, and calf scours.

Burlington — Vermont James R. Wadsworth University of Vermont Vermont Wadsworth

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