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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1970

Page

6

Ranger Rick Rescues Wildlife In National Wildlife Week

Lawrence H. Pratt discusses how soil and water conservation work by the Bennington County National Resource Conservation District supports wildlife habitat. He cites legume grass mixtures, erosion prevention, and crop rotation as benefits to bees woodchucks deer and birds while reducing pollution. Information on National Wildlife Week 1970 is available at the district office.

National Wildlife Federation Bennington County Natural Resource Conservation District Earl Hill Sunder Battenkill Bennington County National Resource Rick Federal Bennington

Who Should Take Blame For Drug Problem

Opinion piece arguing drugs affect youths and urging home involvement. It questions blame on agencies, urges parental attention, discussion at home, recognizing symptoms, and seeking professional help to prevent drug use among children and teens. The writer emphasizes personal responsibility and community awareness.

Johnny

Farm Bureau seeks May 1 drive quota for county

Bennington County Farm Bureau directors meeting attended by 20 announced the annual county membership drive is underway with a May 1 quota target. The spring meeting is set for April 29 at North Bennington Baptist Church. A county dairy princess will be chosen, with six contestants showing interest. Events include Field Day July 25 at Camp Ondawa Sunderland and a Tri County Youth Group forming with Addison and Rutland counties. The next meeting is April 20 at Manchester home.

Sunderland Bennington County Farm Bureau Howard Hill Avis Whitman North Bennington Baptist Church Bennington County Camp Ondawa Bernard Whitman

Clean Equipment Key to Syrup Quality

Burlington extension forester Raymond T. Foulds Jr outlines sanitation steps for maple syrup production. He advises washing tanks between runs, using a 20 percent chlorine solution, rinsing, and covering with clear plastic to block contaminants while allowing UV light.

Burlington University of Vermont Raymond T. Foulds Jr

Specialist Outlines Way To Keep Milk Fresh at Home

Burlington experts advise careful handling to preserve milk quality. Dr Henry Atherton of the University of Vermont Extension warns milk spoils quickly if not kept below 40 degrees, returned promptly to ref rigerator, and protected from light and strong odors. He recommends buying milk last, cooling immediately, and saving samples for quality checks. an illustrated guide titled Milk Tastes the Best is available on request.

Foulds Burlington Henry Atherton Extension University of Vermont Atherton Morrill Hall

No School Milk Program funding eyed for dairy farmers

Syracuse dairy leader John C. York told Washington lawmakers the continuation of the Special Milk Program is vital to child nutrition and to prevent losses for dairy farmers. He cited lower returns when milk is used for surplus, urging a $125 million appropriation for the next year.

Syracuse Washington, D.C Subcommittee On John C. York Eastern Milk Producers Association York Eastern

Gifts Honor a ora Sen. Flanders

Burlington Vermont gifts in memory of the late Ralph Flanders, longtime Vermont senator, are given to the Vermont State 4-H Foundation by friends. The foundation will use memorial gifts to aid 4-H programs for Vermont boys and girls. contributions may be mailed to Morrill Hall, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 05401.

Burlington Ralph Flanders Vermont Flanders Washington Senate Vermont State 4-H Foundation Morrill Hall University of Vermont

The Sweet Smell of Manure Improves the Environment

County Agent writes on manure and gardening showing it as a valuable farm by product. He urges organic gardening, notes manure aids soil and reduces need for spraying, and promotes the Page Method of Environmental Improvement with home grown produce. He jokes about odors and advocates practical, hands on environmental care.

Ferest Mother Nature

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Lawrence H. Pratt U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service Ranger Ric State Health Department Farm Bureau Stavens & Frost Complete Water Systems East Dorset Tom Bell Wilmington, VT Sen. Flanders Colorado Mexico Sis Milky Way
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