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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1973

Page

8

Meeting Mother Nature Halfway in the Garden and Home

A reflective piece argues that humans cannot defy natural rules and should negotiate with Nature. It cites peach trees, lawn seeding, and tree planting as examples, notes seasonal timing, and praises gardeners like Fred March who work with, not against, nature. It warns against flood risks, improper drainage, and overconfident building in floodways, urging balanced, informed care.

Mother Nature Lincoln Street Bennington Fred March North Country Fred You

Buying Beef in Bulk A Guide to USDA Grades and Yields

Learn to choose bulk beef by USDA Quality Grade Prime Choice Good and by Yield Grade 1 to 5. Understand hanging weight pricing, expected take-home yield about 225 pounds from a 300 pound side, and common portions by cut. Request free USDA pamphlet G-166 for detailed guidance.

Burlington U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Office of Communication U.S.D.A Washington, D.C

Halloween safety tips for Burlington families

Halloween safety measures urge parents to ensure costumes are visible and nonrestrictive. Extension specialist Tina Valentinetti advises light colored costumes or reflective tape, safer masks with makeup, and accompanying young children on trick or treat rounds. She also recommends nutritious treats, individually wrapped items, and avoiding hard lollipops for safety and dental health.

Burlington Tina Valentinetti University of Vermont

Rats Move Indoors as Temperatures Drop

Burlington says cooler weather drives rats inside farm buildings seeking food and shelter. Dr. George MacCollum, Extension entomologist at the College of Agriculture, urges farmers to begin rat control measures now as outside temperatures fall. He notes that farm buildings offer ample food and shelter, making control difficult even with cats and dogs.

Burlington George MacCollum The College of Agriculture MacCollum

ASC Nominees Sought For County Committees In Vermont

William Strohmaier, chairman, says Bennington County ASC seeks nominees for community committees in five areas including Arlington and Manchester. Petitions due Oct 29 1973. elections by mail December 3 with three committee members and two alternates per community. Ballots arrive November 23. county convention December 14 to fill county seats.

William Strohmaier Bennington County ASC ASCS U.S. Department of Agriculture Arlington Sandgate Sunderland Glastonbury Bennington Searsbury Shaftsbury Woodford Dorset Manchester Peru Landgrove Winhall Pownal Readsboro Stamford Rupert Strohmaier Federal

Tips on sprayer storage for farm equipment

Andrew Tessmann offers storage tips for fall sprayers. Wear rubber boots and gloves when cleaning. Drain liquids, flush with water, remove boom plugs, rinse, and fill with fresh water. Flush ammonia solution through and rinse. Dry and store nozzles, screens, hoses indoors. Coat interiors with oil to prevent sticking.

Burlington Andrew Tessmann University of Vermont Tessmann

County 4-H notes show learning by doing and popular projects

Bennington County 4-H members engage in crafts drama snowmobile clothing food and nutrition conservation horses safety and community action. Programs include 4-H Camp interstate exchange citizenship short course in D C and even foreign travel for youth, with adult mentors guiding hands-on learning. Call 447-7582 to share a skill.

Washington, D.C Extension Service Office

Foot rot prevention for cattle advised by Vermont extension

Extension specialists at the University of Vermont warn that constant mud and water exposure softens cow feet and raises foot rot risk. To prevent infections, they recommend walking cows through a copper sulfate solution after milking, using a four to six inch deep trough in an alley, ensuring feet stay stained for protection.

Burlington University of Vermont

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