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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1973

Page

6

Good cattle start with proper raising and breeding

UVM County Extension Agent John C. Page argues that dairy cattle quality stems from calf and young cattle management as much as genetics. He notes that even with a strong genetic base, development varies by farmer attitude, feeding, and timely growth of heifers to breeding size, affecting future milk production.

John C. Page UVM County Extension

Nixon farm bill to be explained in New England meeting

About 300 farm program workers from six New England states will gather at the Ramada Inn in South Burlington on November 1 for a two day conference on farm programs. Senator George D. Aiken will speak at the banquet. Other speakers include Leo OBrien Vermont agriculture commissioner and Louis Longo president of Yankee Milk Inc. Washington ASCS officials will attend led by Edward D Hews director of the eastern region.

South Burlington New England Ramada Inn George D. Aiken Leo O’brien Vermont Louis Longo Glastonbury Elvin J. Person William E. Carnahan Nixon John Clark Shelburne O’brien Glenn A. Weir ASCS Basil S. Fox Charnahan Warren Thrall Connecticut Senator Aiken Douglas Scamman New Hampshire Weir Person Hews Longo Willis A. Lord Maine

Caution urged for hunt fires in Green Mountain forests

Hunters and forest users are urged to avoid careless fires as Green Mountain National Forest dries for fall. Forest Supervisor Floyd J. Martin warns of hazards and notes a 65 acre fire in Newfane started by a careless hunter. Fire wardens can issue campfire permits if conditions allow.

Rutland Green Mountain National Forest Floyd J. Martin Martia Newfane Allan Sands State of Vermont

Cold Mice Seek Warm Homes Across Winter Risks

In Burlington the extension entomologist warns mice slip through nickel-size openings as cold weather arrives. Check screens and seals, close cellar doors, and use traps with peanut butter or bacon. Poison poses risks near children and pets. sanitation kills over 75 percent of mouse problems. In Baltimore, customs uncover 70 pounds of cocaine hidden in 14 tons of bananas from Ecuador, via a Colombian freighter, with a truck driver arrested.

Burlington George MacCollum University of Vermont MacCollum Baltimore UPI Ecuador

Blanket warmth tips from Vermont extension specialist

Kay Strassburg of the University of Vermont offers guidance on choosing warm blankets. She notes firm weaves and dense naps trap heat, wool and acrylic have the best naps, and synthetic fabrics should be anti static with moth repellents. For rayon over 50 percent color, flame retardant finishes are advised, and avoid reused rayon for warmth and washability. Electric blankets should have UL labeled controls and long guarantees. Dry cleaning not required. follow care labels.

Burlington Kay Strassburg University of Vermont

Canadians join U.S. syrup producers in new council

Over 90 sugar makers, foresters, researchers, and guests witnessed the formation of a North American Maple Syrup Council in Orillia Ontario. Formerly the National Maple Syrup Council, the body aims to analyze industry problems, push research, and set policies with Canadian provinces soon joining.

Orillia Ont Ontario Maple Producers Association Barrie Ontario Coombs Gavel Kenneth Bascom Alstead N.H Bascom Rex Alwin Mound, Minn Floyd Moore Ocqueoc Mich National Maple Syrup Digest Lloyd Sipple

Farmland vs City Sprawl: Sterling Heights Dairy in Jeopardy

Victor Pruehs runs a 101 year family dairy on 18 acres near Dodge Park Road as Sterling Heights grows around it. Neighbors complain of cattle and manure hazards leading to tickets for depositing waste, an electric fence, and a 300 foot proximity ban on keeping animals. Pruehs says city enforcement aims to force sale while he plans options near Armada.

Sterling Heights Mich UPI Victor Pruehs Pruehs Detroit Dodge Park Road Metropolitan Drive 41St District Court Maurice Foltz

Cranberries for fall recipe Cranberry Nut Pie makes 8 servings

A cranberry nut pie recipe yields eight servings. Crust uses a 10 oz pie crust mix with water. Filling combines cranberries sugar walnuts orange juice butter flour orange peel and salt. Bake at 400 degrees F for 50 to 60 minutes, cool before serving. Check at 35 minutes and foil crust edges if needed.

Unemployment insurance aids Vermont farm workers

University of Vermont economist Dr. Raymond H. Tremblay reports long run benefits from extending unemployment insurance to Vermont agricultural workers. The Vermont study, part of a 15 state program, finds protection could attract workers to farm labor, with minor cost impact. Free copies are available from Morrill Hall Publications Office.

Burlington Raymond H. Tremblay University of Vermont Agricultural Economist Tremblay Vermont The Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station Morrill Hall

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