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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1967
Page
14
University of Vermont extension notes explain dairy cattle prefer 45 to 50 degrees when stanchioned, with rising discomfort above 70 degrees. Loose young cattle benefit from windbreaks and outdoor access, while well-ventilated, cooler barns prevent damp, humidity buildup and production loss. Emphasizes clean bedding, fresh water, and proper nutrition over constant indoor warmth.
Soil Conservationist Lawrence G Hamel argues planting trees benefits land, wildlife, and soil. He notes woodlots provide erosion control while trees grow, and landowners with small plots may focus on maples or evergreens for shade, esthetics, and future monetary value. The Soil Conservation Service uses soil surveys to guide tree planting decisions.
County Youth News reports on a 4 H extension article by Carol Sorensen detailing a shoe re covering method using fabric scraps, foil patterns, and glue to secure fabric between sole and top. The Arlington high school 4 H Round Up featured junior leaders running the talent show with baton twirlers.
The 53rd annual meeting of the New England Milk Producers Association will be held Oct 26-27 at the Statler Hilton Hotel Boston. Delegates from 103 locals across six states and eastern New York will represent about 5 000 producer members. Speakers include Glenn Lake Henry Schriver David Derr and Richard Aplin. Social events include the Dairy men's Dinner for 500 delegates and guests and a lunch for wives at Anthony's Pier 4.
The 12th annual Herd Health Conference opens November 6 in New Haven Vermont with topics on corn silage problems and adjustments led by Dr. Lynn R. Brown. Dr. James B. Holter discusses urea and non protein nitrogen sources, followed by Dr. John L. McKitrick editor of Hoard's Dairy Man. The cooperative program by Vermont New Hampshire and Maine Extension Services runs November 6 7 8 9 and 10 with all sessions starting at 10 a.m.
Weston hosts the New Hampshire Vermont Christmas Tree Association meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeCell. The theme Special Forest Products highlights alternative woodland income through balsam fir and white pine branches and cones black alder berries and princess pine wreaths sold to florists and dealers. DeCell shows fields and tree stands while one balsam fir s grand champion at the Eastern States Exhibit. The talk warns against premature crop-tree cutting during financial crises and urges diversification through forest management.
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