Dairymen Profit From Artificial Breeding Plan in Maryland
Maryland dairymen from fourteen counties profit from the Artificial Breeding program active since April 1946. About 1234 farms enrolled 18,222 cows across fourteen associations, with over 1000 cows bred in November 1947. Cooperative officials aim for 12,500 services in the July 1947 to June 1948 fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
University Farm
College Park
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Edwin Wheatherby
Caroline County
Carroline County
Wade H. Rice
Extension Poultryman
Morley Jull
Poultry Department
University of Maryland
Charles R. Davis
Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
Maryland Poultry Improvement Plans
Paul R. Poffenberger
Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing
A. L. Brueckner
C. S. Shaffner
William Walkley
Near
Feder
Help hours for those seeking aid announced
Officials outline specific operating hours for applying to the assistance program. Residents planning to benefit should note the times and ensure they visit during the designated windows to access services and support.
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Alsburg
FFA
Timonium Fair Ground
FFA Club
William
County
Centerville
Eastern Shore
Maryland Guernsey
University of Maryland At College Park
Internal Revenue
Denton
Mar
Hickory Grove
England
Overseas Airways
European Airways
JO Serra
Essiveg
George O. Yewell
Queenstown, Maryland
Cain
Onley
G. E
James N. Trice
Exchange
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Peoples Bank of
Denton, Md
Canclines Friendly Bank
Boy’s Mackinaws
Children’s
Breeding & Nichols