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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1967

Page

9

Extension Agent's Report Dark Pig Spleens Signal Hard Winter Ahead

The author warns of a hard winter based on woolly bear caterpillars and dark pig spleens, noting how animals and bees store food and fat. It discusses plant hardiness, past harsh winters like 1934-1936, and hope from breeding, root stocks, and hardy ornamentals. Guidance includes watering evergreens before freeze, protecting via teepees, and mulching roses to survive winter.

Christmas Trees Carry Gypsy Moths in Vermont

Vermont Extension entomologist Dr Gordon R Nielsen warns hunters and sportsmen to have Christmas trees greenery and yule logs inspected and certified free of gypsy moth eggs before leaving the state. The quarantine covers all but 55 northern towns as egg masses spread via logs rocks birch firewood and camping trailers. Inspections are available at federal posts in Bellows Falls Montpelier and Rutland and at the Vermont Department of Agriculture Forests and Parks in Montpelier. He notes state and federal efforts rely on public cooperation to prevent pest spread and save tax dollars.

Burlington Gordon R. Nielsen UVM Vermont Nielsen Bellows Falls Montpelier Rutland Vermont Department of Agriculture Forests and Parks United States

Cmsr Branon Backs Farm Family Program in Vermont

Vermont Commissioner of Agriculture Robert J Branon voiced support for the Farm Family Program saying it helps small farms without duplicating Extension Service work The program aims to keep families on their farms by improving resources and income while counselors coordinate with county agents to avoid duplication Training is offered for family members to earn income off the farm as needed Local Holstein production totals are also noted with several farms achieving high lifetime milk and butterfat, underscoring dairy profitability

Branon Holstein-Friesian Association of America Holstein Association Weed Farms Spice Diamond Chester Corabelle Inka Fobes Frances John and Joyce Hoag Walloomsac N.Y

Judd Named Breeding Technician

Michael Judd began work November 1 as a cattle artificial breeding technician for the Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative. He replaces Marshall Peters and serves dairy herds in northern Bennington County and part of central southern Rutland County. Peters moved to Fair Haven. Judd, a Derby Academy graduate of 1961 with farming experience, completed Ithaca’s technicians’ training and plans to reside in the Pawlet Valley. The cooperative provides breeding services for about 740,000 cows in New York and New England and is known for its AI Proved Sire program.

Michael Judd Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative, Inc Leonard Swinton Middlle Granville N.Y Judd Marshall Peters Bennington County Rutland County Peters Fair Haven Derby Academy Derby Ithaca Pawlet Valley Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative Inc New York New England

Thanksgiving Around the World Canada and Liberia

The article notes Canada celebrates Thanksgiving on the second Monday in October with harvest services and a family feast, while Liberia observes Thanksgiving on November 23 as a national holiday with religious services, picnics, dancing, and community feasts. It covers origins, capitals, ethnic makeup, and traditional foods.

Canada England United States African Republic of Liberia Africa American Colonization Society

Recreation Needs Outstrip Facilities in Vermont

Recreation demand outstrips available facilities in Vermont as regional planning notes the Forest Service emphasis on multiple use. Six National Forest sport centers span Glenn Ellen Sugar Bush Big Bromley Mount Snow Haystack and Carinthia. Dr Frederic Sargent cites five factors driving rising recreation demand including population income leisure time and transport gains.

Green Mountain National Forest National Forest Glenn Ellen Sugarbush Big Bromley Mount Snow Haystack Carinthia Vermont State of Frederic Sargent University of Vermont

Holiday Folk Fair queen chosen by wheel spin in Chicago

The Chicago Holiday Folk Fair crowned Miss Ireland, a 19 year old bookkeeper from Daley's ward, after a wheel spin. Vermont recreation demand may be double the national average due to location. The USDA yearbook Outdoors U.S.A. highlights outdoor recreation and resource wisdom, contains 408 pages with 220 photos and 43 color images, and costs 2.75 dollars.

Chicago UPD Richard J. Daley Erin Miss Ireland Daley Sargent Vermont Eastern Seaboard Montreal U.S.A

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