Plan Insect Control On Hay Crops This Spring
The County Agent urges hay growers to prepare now for insect control as warmth boosts alfalfa weevil spittlebugs and pea aphids. Calibrate sprayers for accurate per acre coverage, ensure nozzle function, and apply the recommended insecticides including heptachlor and malathion on alfalfa.
Maryland Farm Front This Week on Soil Bank Rules
Maryland ASC reminds farmers in the 1959 Soil Bank program to observe permitted acres and base crop acreage on their farms. Exceeding allotments can jeopardize rental payments and incur civil penalties. Julius P. Parran notes that if all cropland is enrolled, permitted acreage drops to zero, affecting home garden areas.
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Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Julius P. Parran
Maryland Asc
Farm use limits Soil Bank base crop contracts
Farm land used to grow crops for home use forest planting or non agricultural purpose while producing a Soil Bank base crop on that acreage constitutes a contract violation under the program rules.
Easter observances and community notices in local church
Easter services at the church include music readings and a sermon next Sunday morning, with an Easter program by Sunday School members at 7:00 p.m. A Monday afternoon dogs hunt on the church lawn, and the pastor Rev T J Turkington invites members to unite by confession or transfer next Sunday.
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T. J. Turkington
Harding Promoted at Fort Campbell 19-Year-Old Specialist Four
Donald R. Harding of Preston and son of Mr and Mrs William L Harding has been promoted to specialist four at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He serves in the 501st Infantry as an instrument operator in the Mortar Battery. Harding entered the Army in July 1957 after graduating from Preston High School in 1957 and working for Nagel Feed Service prior to enlistment.
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Peace of mind plan offers extension phone service
You can buy peace of mind for 12 a month with an extension phone beside your bed. The service costs 1.10 a month plus tax, dial right 1.85. Order by calling your telephone business office. a Service Representative will answer questions and arrange installation. The C and P Telephone Company of Maryland.
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