Maryland Farm Front This Week Highlights Awards and Lunch
The column outlines the Greener Pastures Contest awards ceremony set for Wednesday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore with Mary land PMA officials presiding and University of Maryland President H C Byrd addressing attendees. It also notes discussion on Maryland Pastures of Tomorrow and slides on 1950 Winning Pastures, followed by plans for next year. Additional items cover a $41 000 000 Northeastern school lunch market, grain storage notes, and CCC surplus foods offers to FAO member governments with safeguards to avoid market disruption.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland Pma
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
A. G. Kuhn
Stanley P. Stabler
U.S. Department of Agricultur
Maine
West Virginia
Commodity Credit Corporation
Ralph S. Titus
Comeivsins Credit Corporation
Inepatimental Agriculture
United States
Isoferni
Pind and Agricultural Organization of the
United Nations
Triges
FAO
CCC
Ochis
FAQ Committee On
U.S
In Memoriam Bobbie Adams Birth Ethos
Aunt Maude and Aunt Mary honor the memory of Bobbie Adams with a memorial verse. The poem compares loss to blossoms blighted by frost and notes a peaceful rest in God’s garden. The note ends with a belief in reunion beyond pain. Also mentions Nature's waning and a woodpecker as a warning against tree beetles.
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Bobbie Adams
Birtheis
Aunt Maude
Aunt Mary
Dairymen Increase Use of Artificial Insemination In County
Caroline County farmers increasingly use artificial insemination. 104 dairymen bred 630 cows from Jul 1, 1949 to Jun 30, 1950, up 367 cows since insemination began. Frederick, Harford, Carroll, Garrett and Montgomery counties also bred over 2000 cows. The program boosts butterfat by about 10 pounds per heifer, lowers costs versus keeping a bull, and introduces proven sires such as Inheritor and new Jersey bulls Siegfried Remus Eierald and Geonnais Blonde.
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Caroline County
Frederick County
Harford
Carroll
Garrett
Montgomery
Blonde the first bull owned by the cooperative
Blonde is the site of Nuvic Geonnais Volunteer classified excellent and the first bull the cooperative owned. Pans3's Molls's Dolly is the dam of Blonde and has a 3 year 305 day record of 8643 pounds of milk and 423 pounds of fat. There are 25 nails in the stud with 3 Ayrshires 7 Guernseys 7 Holsteins and 6 Jerseys. 2407 of this number have daughters in production and 67 percent are proved sires, nearly double the national average.
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Sherwood Forest
New Jersey
Siegfried Remus Eierald
Remus
Highlawn
Torono
Siegfried
Siegfried Remus Herald
Lady Claire Herald
Geonnais Blonde
Nuvic Geonnais
Pans3
Molls
Dolly
Molly Dolly
Jerseys
United States
Earth Slows Down While Rotating Slows Then Speeds Up
A concise note describes earth rotating with variable speeds, speeding up and slowing down in cycles. It highlights intrinsic irregularities in the planet’s rotation without detailing causes or measurements. The observation remains a general summary of shifting rotational velocity.
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PAG
Delkleaners
Westinghouse
K. W. Short, Jr
The
Weaanr
ESSKA
Wye Mills
WM. Schluderberg-T. J. Kurdle CO
Queenstown
Queenstown, Maryland
Denton
House OF Delegates
Mace Smith
Federalsburg
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Earth
HAAG
Pouste Guarantes
TME Dexter Co
Fataneia
Toma
E . Merny
Chevrolet
G.V.W
Better O Oeraton
Berfar Kesal
Gay Streets
Chevrolet Sales
Achives
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