County Agent Highlights Soybean Combining Demo Near Ridgely
The September 28 demonstration at Winfield Wright farm near Ridgely drew farmers. University of Maryland officials explained proper combine adjustments to reduce losses and cracking beans, with guidance on estimating bushel loss per acre. Officers discussed bean grading, defoliation sprays, and dangers of Crota laria seeds, urging field inspection and adherence to labels. One Montgomery County farmer attended.
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Winfield Wright
Ridgely
Guy Gienger
Extension Agricultural Engineer
University of Maryland
Gienger
Grenger
Guy Stewart
Agricultural Engineering
Stewart
Louis Holland
State Marketing Department
Salsbury
Tie
Hollawd
Joe Newcomer
Extension Agronomist
University of Maryland Extension Service
Tri-County Field Crop Advisory Council
Carolne
Talbot
Dorchester
Tri- County Council
Montgomery County
Voluntary Diversion Of Wheat Acreage Encouraged
The signup period for wheat producers opened nationally on September 15 and runs through December 1 in all winter wheat counties with a separate 1962 signup for spring wheat. The 1962 stabilization program requires a 10 percent acreage reduction based on a national allotment of 55 million acres. Farmers with 1962 allotments or those with under 15 acres in three prior years learn payment rates for diverting wheat to conservation uses, with higher rates for additional diversion. The ASC Committee urges additional diversion beyond the minimum 10 percent, citing financial attractiveness, higher payments, and other benefits.
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ASC
Diversion Payments Protect Wheat Farmers Under 1962 Program
A summary of how diversion payments shield wheat growers from crop loss due to drought hail flood or other disasters under the 1962 program Advances reduce risk and can lower borrowed amounts by limiting wheat on full allotments Diversion also supports conservation practices and land value for farmers and families as a national goal to curb government costs.
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Ner
Piverston
America
Sparky
University of Maryland expands speech and hearing program
The University of Maryland announces three new areas for each of the general speech, dramatic art, and radio television programs within the speech and hearing science department. Dr Carl H Weaver is appointed associate professor to head the general speech graduate program while Dr. Rudolph E. K. Pughese leads the dramatic art graduate track. Two new part time faculty Dr Kenneth Kavanaugh and Dr Donald Causey join under Dr Richard Wendricks. The expansion follows long-standing department growth and includes connections with the Veterans Administration.
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Carl H Weaver
Gree Ratki
Ja Charles G Niemeyer
Rudolph EK. Pughese
Richard Wendricks
Kenneth Kavanaugh
Donald Causey
Veterans Administration
Kavanaugh
University of Wisconsin
Causes
Purdue University
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