Maryland Farm Front This Week Promotes Corn Support 1951 Plan
Maryland farmers are urged to plant heavily for 1951 as price supports set at about 1.68 dollars per bushel. Loans and purchase agreements will back the support, with Blandford noting the need to replenish dwindling corn reserves. He stresses five national reasons for this crop push and urges farm groups to contact local PAA offices for aid details.
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Stagnant farm ponds harbor disease risks
Stagnant ponds and water-filled holes on farms can become reservoirs for animal diseases, posing dangers to livestock health and farm productivity. Proper drainage, water management, and monitoring are essential to reduce exposure and outbreaks.
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