Home garden insect control and College Week for Women
Extension agents urge early insect checks for roses and forsythia with Sevin as a safer alternative to DDT. The piece notes Japanese beetle concerns and promotes safe pesticide use, then shifts to Maryland University’s College Week for Women June 15 20 at College Park with courses from food nutrition to automotive care and notable speakers. Attendees from Caroline County are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
College Park
Maryland
The
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Margaret Nicholson
Food and Drug Administration
Judith Phell
Duron Paint Manufacturing Co
DuPont Co
Heritage Furniture Co
Elizabeth Langsdale
McCall Corporation
DuPont Company
Neutrogena Corporation
Betty Siegmund
FDA
Evelyn Nantz
Armistead I. Selden, Jr
U.S
Alabama
Mary Keyserling
Labor Department
Mildred Loring Fitch
Purdue University
Carl S. Winters
Ernest A. Loveless, Jr
Prince George’s County
Wilson H. Elkins
Caroline County
George Lowe
Emma Lord
Frank Zeigler
Redmond Long
Mary Wharton
Earl Crouse
Jessie T. Merriken
Tivella Hines
Margaret Emory
Catherine Hawkins
Naomi P. Foxwell
Joan Tucker
Grace H. Palen
Maryland Farm Front This Week Details Wheat and Feed Grain Substitutions
George B. Reeves announces 1965 wheat and feed grain substitution rules to allow on individual farms with feed grain or oat-rye bases and wheat allotments. Certificates stay tied to normal production, with price support loans possible for substituted crops. The bulletin notes policy context, fieldwork by SCS and state officials, and county farm projects in Caroline County during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Denton Auction Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs
Auction listings show Good and Standard Utility hogs and cows with price ranges per cwt and per head. Canners cutters light canners and butcher hogs priced by weight classes, with specific ranges for Monks and various cattle categories.
Farmers sign cooperative and drainage project notes
The Caroline Soil Conservation District reports this month that Edward C. Martin Archie Carroll Dan Hollingsworth William G. Lynch Jr and Eleanor Horsey signed cooperative agreements. Conservation plans were prepared on Eleanor Horsey C W and C M Taylor and Wayne A Cawley Jr. Weir Leve ngood Public Drainage Association completed a 5 mile drainage ditch aiding six farms and 489 acres in the second election district. Managers are Harold Weir Aaron Stark and Wilbur Levingood. William E Darling William McClyment and I attended a shore erosion meeting in Talbot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Soil Conservation District
Edward C. Martin
Archie Carroll
Dan Hollingsworth
William G. Lynch, Jr
Eleanor Horsey
C. W
C. M. Taylor
Wayne A. Cawley
Weir - Levengood Public Drainage Association
Harold Weir
Aaron Stark
Wilbur Levengood
William E. Darling
William McClyment
Talbot County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern States Cooperative
Farmers Chemical Association
Chattanooga
Tennessee
H. H. Nuttle
Denton
H. L. Snodgrass
Street
Stanley P. Stabler
Brookeville
Tennessee Farmers Cooperative, Cotton Producers of
Georgia
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Carolinas
Marshall T. Augustine
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Mines, Geology and Water Resources
Caroline Co. Forestry Board
Conservation Service
Salisbury
Public
Goldsboro
John Shults
J. Mundt
H. K. Shults
I. Brumbaugh
Russell Griffith
Saulsbury Bros
Lawrence Harris
Dike
Charles Gianforte
J. C. White
Linwood Jarrell
Martin Noble
Charles V. Langton
Denton Auction
Veal
SCS Report
S&h
Eouis
Journal
Bill Me
Southern States
Southern States Agency
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