Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives officers named
Fifteenth annual meeting in Frederick last month produced a board of officers and members. Seated: Patrick H. Murray president Richard F. Price vice president Robert J. Belter secretary and Glenn E. Eaves treasurer. Standing: Cecil K. Holter Jr Garrett Vaughn Garvin Tankersley B Earl Duncan Jr and Frederic G. Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Frederick
Patrick H. Murray
Bryantown
Charles County
Richard F. Price
Phoenix
Baltimore County
Robert J. Belter
Lewisdale
Prince George County
Glenn E. Eaves
LeGore
Fredrick County
Cecil K. Holter, Jr
Middletown
Frederick County
Robert E. Vaughn
Braddock Heights
Garvin E. Tankersley
Barnesville
Montgomery County
B. Earl Duncan, Jr
Walkersville
Frederic G. Lodge
Murray, Duncan and Lodge
Southern States Cooperative, Inc
Richmond
Tankersley
Farm Credit Associations of
Holter
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Beiter
University of Maryland In
College Park
Maryland
Guernseys Set Production Records In New Hampshire Herd
Kelsos Emorys Crumdale a two year old registered Guernsey cow from Crumdale Farm Eugenia C Madeira completed 12 570 pounds of milk and 548 pounds of butterfat in 305 days under DHIR supervision at Penn State University. Two other Crumdale Farm cows Berwyn Pennsylvania also achieved top DHIR results. Kelsos Rulers Amora a twelve year old produced 14 910 pounds of milk and 733 pounds of fat in 305 days. Kelsos Challengers Jeanette a junior three year old produced 13 150 pounds of milk and 632 pounds of fat in 305 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
N.h.kelsos
Emorys Crumdale
Crumdale Farm
Eugenia C. Madeira
DHIR
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Guernsey
Drumdale Farm
Berwyn
Kelsos
Amora
Kelsos Challengers
Jeanette
Bible verse reflection on creation teaches wisdom from nature
A paraphrase invites readers to observe beasts birds earth and sea for instruction. The passage cites Job 12 7 through 10 to emphasize perceiving wisdom in nature and creation as a source of understanding.
Deficiency payment cut for 1975 corn and sorghum
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz says deficiency payments are not needed for 1975 corn and sorghum as the national average prices for Oct-Feb exceed target prices. The 1975 marketing year averages were 2.44 per bushel for corn and 2.31 per bushel for sorghum, above the 1.38 and 1.31 targets, eliminating payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Butz
B. Snavely Garber
Lancaster County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of
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Shimond Say St
Cope & Weaver CO
New Providence
Quarryville
Sperry New Holland
Henao Mons
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