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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1971

Page

6

Camp Ondawa seeks volunteers for nurse work and work days

William C. Snow lists opportunities at Camp Ondawa and Sunderland four H camp. A registered nurse is sought for July weeks at 75 dollars weekly plus room and board. May 8 and 9 offer work days for maintenance including building, painting, and tool work from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Volunteers should bring tools and lunch.

4-H Camp Ondawa Sunderland Camp John Bartlett Hall

Hysteria Over Fertilizers Warned By U Vermont Expert

Burlington report cites Dr. Sam Wiggans of the University of Vermont warning that anti fertilizer sentiment harms the poor and ecology. He argues inorganic fertilizer is essential for food production and affordable prices. Dr. Brady of Cornell backs improvements in chemical fertilizers as key to future yields.

Burlington Sam Wiggans Plant and Soil Science Department University of Vermont United States N.C. Brady Cornell University

You too can have that rose garden this summer

University of Vermont horticulturist Dr Norman Pellett advises timely rose care to bloom this season. Prune dormant roses, remove dead canes, thin weak stems, and prune after bloom for climbers. Maintain 18 inch weed-free zones, mulch with 2 inch mulch, fertilize monthly with 5 10 5, water well, and use weekly all purpose pesticide.

Burlington Norman Pellett University of Vermont Morrill Hall

DUO project coordinates Bennington Conservation Day plans

In Bennington County 27 resource people gathered at 4-H Camp Ondawa to prepare for a May 19 Conservation Day for 6th graders. About 550 students from county elementary schools are invited. Resources come from agencies such as U.S. Forest Service Vermont Fish & Game Extension Service and more. The event is part of Wynn Metcalfe's DUO project at Mt. Anthony Union High School under supervision of Jim White Frank Lamb John Page and Bill Snow.

Marion Harris Wynn Metcalfe Mt. Anthony Sunderland Bennington County Ondawa U.S. Forest Service Vermont Fish & Game, Extension Service Soil Conservation Service Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Forests and Parks New England Forest Association Vermont Sportsman Mt. Anthony Union High School Jim White Frank Lamb MAUHS John Page Bill Snow The Extension Service

Higher milk prices likely lift dairy farm income

Washington scientists from the Agriculture Department project farm milk prices this year to rise about 4 to 5 percent over 1970 and dairy farmers’ gross income to increase at least 5 percent. The gains stem from higher production and a strengthened government price support program starting April 1, with butter price supports cut by two cents, while cheese and nonfat dry milk prices rise to lift overall dairy product prices.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department

Fairdale Ayrshires test well in dairy records

The National Ayrshire Breeders Association announced completed Dairy Herd Improvement Registry records for Fairdale Farms Inc. of Bennington. In its 24th year of testing the pure bred Ayrshires achieved 61 lactations averaging 14,472 pounds of milk and 606 pounds of butterfat with a 4.3 percent test on a 305 day basis. Fairdale Betty Gold Dairy produced the top milk yield with an actual 305 day record of 19,690 pounds twice daily milking.

Brandon Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Ayrshire Fairdale Farms Inc Bennington Fairdale Farms Fairdale Betty Gold

County Agent reports blight hits Vermont corn outlook

King corn's crown slips as blight multiplies across Vermont. Early planting starts as soil warms to 55 degrees with May 10 on light soils and May 15 on heavy soils. Southern blight fears raise seed resistance hopes, affect prices, and prompt variety trials across Vernon and Pawlet.

University of Vermont Vermont United States Corn Vernon Pawlet

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