85 Maryland 4-H Boys To Attend Conservation Camp
More than 85 4-H boys from 23 Maryland counties will attend the State 4-H Conservation Camp at Pleasant Valley Bit tinger Garrett County July 21 26. Carolina County members include Thomas Thompson Ridgely Donald Redden Queen Anne Stuart Coulbourne Denton Gerald Bradley Edwin Meredith Federalsburg. Instructors from state federal and private groups will lead wildlife forestry and soil conservation training with new bird banding and fish management acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pleasant Valley
Bittinger
Garrett County
Caroline County
Thomas Thompson
Gerald Bradley
Edwin Meredith
Federalsburg
Harry W. Dengler
University of Maryland Extension Forester
W. Sherard Wilson
Swallow Falls
Maryland-Delaware Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Amos R. Meyer
University of Maryland
Meyer
Malcolm Kerr
FarMer This Week Wheat Storage Tightens in Maryland
Maryland PMA acting chairman James A. Cottman says storage space is tight as demand for loan storage rises above normal. Baltimore terminals refuse some Eastern Shore grain while combining ramps up. MD Markets studies the situation and PMA clears facilities. Cottman expects improvement within a week. Eastern Shore wheat now moves by boat to Baltimore storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lievator
Maryland
James A. Cottman
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Baltimore
Maryland State Department of Markets
PMA
Cottman
Eastern Shore
Hickman and friends visit New Haven and Lewes
Mr and Mrs Paul Breeding and family and others travel between New Haven Conn and Lewes Del visiting hosts Al pheus Horney Annie Wilson Sallie Wroten and Olin Melvin. Many locals host and greet guests over a weekend with multiple calls and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breeding
Lois Dingledine
Janice Messick
Yvonne Breeding
New Haven, Conn
Alpheus Horney
Alden Hopkins
Lewes
Annie Wilson
Frank Breeding
Allen Breeding
Paul Messick
Del
Leslie Scott
Shirley
Clarence Porter
Telechester Beach
Norman Oliver
Virgie Wright
Sallie Wroten
Sam Jester
New Jersey
Olin Melvin
Wade Isner
Howard
Treatment Advice For Two Possible Foot Care Scenarios
Medical guidance suggests treatment 1 as the advised option for either of the two foot care scenarios described. The text indicates a preference for initial management with this approach until further assessment or alternative needs arise.
Maryland farmer storage freed by wheat loan shifts
Port loans place 200000 bushels of the 1951 wheat crop in Baltimore storage as an effort to ship. When moved this will free 200000 bushels of space for storage of the 1952 crop. Mr. Cottman says the current storage shortage won’t prevent Maryland farmers from storing wheat under the price support program. County PMA committees remain in close touch to advise farmers as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cottman
Maryland
PMA
Drummond Family Hosts Visitors Over Weekend
Sunday visits featured Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willis and children of Andersontown and Mrs. Frank Beauchamp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Drummond. Miss Sue Ann Nagel of Federalsburg spent a week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noble. Mrs. Wilmer Nagel, also of Federalsburg, formerly patient at Easton Hospital, is convalescing at her parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drummond
Harry Willis
Andersontown
Frank Beauchamp
J. N. Drummond
Sue Ann Nagel
Federalsburg
Isaac Noble
Wilmer Nagel
Easton Hospital
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University of Maryland Department of Agronomy
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hickman
Southern
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Denton
Jern
Diamond Supply Co
Greensboro
Gustav. Good
Denton, Md
Puri
Rowe
Llis Chalmers
Denton, Maryland
Newspaprranee
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