Hunters and landowners in Vermont deer season clash riskily
The piece warns of friction between hunters and landowners over deer season in Vermont. It urges responsible behavior to prevent crossfire near homes and farms, protects gates and alfalfa fields, and discourages parking near buildings. It notes posters rise when landowners feel pressured or endangered by hunters and hopes hunter safety programs will improve conduct.
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Vermont
Bennington County
Massachusetts
New York State
Main Street
Tom C Clark to hear lobster boundary dispute
Former Supreme Court Justice Tom C Clark was named special master to hear the lobster war dispute between Maine and New Hampshire. The 2,400 acre Atlantic area dispute centers on where the boundary lies and which lobstering rules apply. No hearing start date was set.
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Washington
UPI
New Hampshire
Maine
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Atlantic
New England
Vermont Farm Bureau Holds Barre Meeting Nov 7 8
Barre Vermont Farm Bureau annual meeting set for November 7 and 8 at the Barre Auditorium. Noon luncheon features Roger Fleming American Farm Bureau Federation secretary treasurer. Afternoon panels cover school funding ideas by rural youth with input from state leaders. Second day focuses on state policy and resolutions on taxes land use milk market orders and school financing.
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Barre
Vermont
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Roger Fleming
Salmon
House
Walter Kennedy
Arthur Gibb
Ward Bedford
Herbert Ogden
Emery
Hebard
Peter Guiliani
State Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
A.S.C.S
Half empty freezers deemed wasteful during shortages
A General Electric Consumers Institute report notes half empty freezers waste fuel, space, and money. Even as home freezer sales soar to record levels, dealers report stockouts and back orders into fall amid Phase IV price controls and fears of meat shortages and higher future prices.
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New York
UPI
General Electric Consumers Institute
Louisville
Winter equipment storage saves time and money
Burlington based article notes that proper storage of farm machinery is the first step in planning for next year's growing season. University of Vermont Extension agricultural engineer Andrew Tessmann warns that fall storage precautions can save money and valuable time in spring. Examples follow.
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Burlington
Andrew Tessmann
University of Vermont Extension
Horse eyesight shapes behavior and daily care insights
University of Vermont expert Dr James Wadsworth explains horse vision. Monocular eyes give side and rear awareness but limit forward focus to about four feet. Head position adjusts distance focus, and frontal vision correlates with intelligence. Also covers safety of machinery, winter storage, and home freezer tips for farms.
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Wadsworth
Firearms safety tips for youth hunting season in Vermont
A local urging emphasizes youth firearm instruction to save lives. It covers handling a firearm, checking for obstructions and correct ammunition, keeping the muzzle in a safe direction, testing at a proper range, treating every gun as loaded, unloading after hunting, safe storage with ammunition separate, legal carry rules, and respecting landowner rights for a safer, more enjoyable deer season.
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Vermont
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