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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1974

Page

5

Do Green Chickens Lay Green Eggs

Edward W Heffner of Bartonsville collects eggs from his hen house in green and blue colors. He keeps Japanese Laying Hens that supply the colored eggs and reports last week 20 eggs blue and green were ready to hatch. Heffner, 30 years with chickens, notes a two headed chick in a single egg.

Amd Edward W Heffner Bartonsville Hd Heffner Vohickens Homer Edward W. Heffner Marg Fouche

Shortage of Phosphorus in Dairy Feeding and Ratios

Extension agent notes phosphorus is scarce for feed and fertilizer with steamed bonemeal largely unavailable. Advises using commercial mineral mixes and prioritizing dicalcium phosphate to stretch limited supply. Recommends a calcium to phosphorus ratio of about 2:1 unless legume-rich roughage dominates.

Farm Notes on Calcium Phosphorus and Garlic Control in Crops

Alfalfa has a calcium to phosphorus ratio about 6 to 1, so no calcium supplement is needed with heavy alfalfa feeding. Phosphorus is still required, hence monosodium phosphate. For mixed hay up to half alfalfa, a 2 1 ratio in minerals works, except for dry cows. Grass hay without legumes has CaP around 2:1 or 1:1. Wild garlic in pastures and in wheat and barley can be controlled with specific doses of 2 4 D ester or amine forms. No-till corn weed control relies on surfactants to improve paraquat efficacy. residual herbicides like atrazine are needed for new weeds. For more details call Extension Office at 520 North Market Street, 663 5300.

Heffner As Prudential Insurance Patricia East Patrick Street North Market Street Farm Credit Farm Credit Office East Street

Maryland runner wins 1973 National Corn Yield title

John Myers Jr of Westminster wins the 1973 National Corn Yield Contest with 157.00 bushels per acre. Produced from Trojan Seed TX5113 and TXS1L9, the event drew 1380 farmers from 43 states under NCGA rules requiring 25 acre fields and 10 percent yield checks.

Maryland John Myers Jr Westminster Trojan Seed Company

USDA Publishes Energy Conservation Checklist for Farmers

The USDA with the Federal Energy Office and EPA releases an Energy Conservation Checklist to help farmers certify fuel and energy programs. The pamphlet, due April, outlines three ways to save fuel fertilizer and electricity and includes a certification statement for suppliers. Farmers may read the pamphlet at local ASCS offices to certify early.

Raymond F. Jaeger Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC Federal Energy Office U.S. Department of Agriculture Environmental Protection Agency Jaeger ASCS

National Grange outlines agricultural concerns and opposition

The National Grange based in Washington outlines views on farming issues. It supports farm parity programs, low interest loans, stricter food imports inspections, and revised meat and dairy rules while opposing pesticide overreach, non farm corporate investment in farming, and bans on mechanical trapping of predators.

National Grange Washi D.C The Grange Commodity Exchange Authority Farmers Home Administration Syrieeere United States Department of Agriculture

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Allen B. Bryant Dairy Science IER Southern States Union Bridge Co-Op Union Bridge Southern States Cooperative Agency USDA Energy Conservation Checklist
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