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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1976

Page

11

The Big Bean Hassle by County Extension Agent John Page

Vermont gardening tale recounts soil quality and beans with Vermont cranberry fame. The piece follows a farmer turned extension agent debating true Vermont cranberry beans, noting many variants and praising Guy Thomas III of Manchester Center for seed sourcing. It compares beans to dialects and urges neutrality to preserve authentic varieties for future generations.

John Page UVM County Missouri Vermont Michigan South Dorset Guy Thomas III Manchester Center Thomas Herr

Dairyman Named to VASCC in Vermont

South Hero dairyman Henry W. Robinson was named to the Vermont Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee by Secretary Earl L. Butz. He replaces Gloria Conant as term expires, joining Donald Harlow and Lloyd Patterson, with Robert Davison as ex officio member. Robinson, a longtime Grand Isle County DHIA former president, oversees 110 registered Holsteins producing over 14 300 pounds yearly, and with his wife Patricia has four children.

Burlington Vermont Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee Earl L. Butz Henry W. Robinson ASCS Gloria Conant Richmond Donald Harlow Putney Lloyd Patterson Danville Robert Davison Extension Service South Hero Robinson Farm Bureau Grand Isle County Boy Scout Committee Grand Isle County Dhia Patricia Mary Barbara Steven Susan

Home canning lids set to nearly double in 1976

New York The supply of home canning lids for 1976 will be almost double last year due to added production lines and new manufacturers. More than 4 billion replacement lids will be available, up from just over 2 billion. Distribution will follow prior years with southern states served first before moving north.

New York Nancy Harvey Stearts Secretary of Agriculture

Agriculture faces future with growing world demand and skilled workers

Dr. Bob Herr in New Holland Pennsylvania argues agriculture must expand to feed a rising world population. He highlights strong demand for vo ag teachers, expanding agri business roles, and the need for trained manpower across farming support sectors.

New Holland Bob Herr Lancaster County Dr. Herr Soviet Union U.S Herr Voag Canada Australia U.S. Department of Labor National Research Council Ford John E. Mitchell Massey Ferguson Tractor Company North America Sperry New Holland Company

Protecting horses through proper barns and care

Burlington expert Grant Wells stresses proper care for horses including adequate feed, daily water, and wind protection. He favors simple shelters on leeward hills with south or southeast exposure, warns against poorly ventilated enclosed stables, and notes horses tolerate cold better than people but need regular ice-free water and daily hay and grain. A separate New York item reports a 25 percent drop in pork supply, raising holiday ham costs and compares serving yields for bone-in versus canned boneless hams.

Burlington Grant Wells Wells New York UPI Cornell University

4 H teen club plans heritage tour this August

The Bennington County H Teen Club plans a southern New England Heritage tour in August visiting Sturbridge Village Boston Concord Lexington Plymouth Rock Cape Cod Newport and other spots in Rhode Island and Mystic Connecticut to learn U.S. history through firsthand experiences. They will fund raise with a May 15 auction and seek item donations from members and the community. A weekend exchange with Franklin County Massachusetts runs April 23 to 25 with host families.

Bennington County +H New England Sturbridge Village Boston Concord Lexington Plymouth Rock Cape Cod Newport Rhode Island Mystic Connecticut Franklin County Mass Bennington County Sue Wilcox East Arlington

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Burbank Old Luther Dairyman Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service A. F. Heald Gloria Conand Rosasco’s Travel Agency, Inc Berkshire Plaza North Adams Bennington Vo-Ag Roger Bruene Iowa State College of Agriculture Agriculture Harold Crawford Agricultural Education Department Bce Crawford Christian Science Publishing Society Morrill Hall University of Vermont Teen Club William C. Snow AVM Elger China Greenberg Bennington Plumbing Electrical Lumber & Building Supplies Wilde Main Madkour Snow Delicatessen Oysters Pt
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