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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1965

Page

7

County 4 H Beef Tour Set For Weekend

Frederick County 4 H Beef Tour runs Friday Saturday and Monday starting at 9 00 a m at the Frederick Fairgrounds. Members will tour beef projects and report project facts including purchase details cost birth date feed data and estimated weight. Leaders include Chester Stone Joseph Etter Elmer Hodges Ralph Grashear Dennis Flook and Ralph Keilholtz Sr.

Frederick County David D. Eigenbrode Frederick Fairgrounds Dente Brashear Larry Doub Garry Grossnickle Elmer Gouker Jr Cynthia Lawrence Green Larry Flock Larry Sally Jean Lutz Alan Shafer Fred Charles Thornton Jr Robert David Axline Susan Patty Poole Walter Joseph Gordon Virginia Cook Priscilla Benn Robert Haines Brenda Douglas van Sant Price Lewis Jr Mark Long Eugene Katrina Bollinger Paula Sharon Goetz Stephen DeBerry Timothy Becky Ralph Mary Ann Thomas Keilholtz Bonnie Steven Wachter Robert Garrines Clifford Ellen Kent Michael James Perry Kim Gary Helad Weedy David Stup Thomas St. Clair Don Mamie Patton David Ronald Gareth Charles Harshman Michael Etter Donna Sharon Weingarten Virginia Susie Huebner Richard Stone Thomas Ian Smith Elinor Morris Charles Garst Ezra Gratham Daniel Zimmerman Paul Green

Racial discrimination in federal farm programs noted

The United States Commission on Civil Rights reports unequal treatment of Negro farmers in the South across four USDA agencies including the Extension Service and ASCS. It cites disparities in loans, staff access, and program reach, with many Negroes denied full benefits and leadership opportunities.

South United States Commission On Civil Rights Commission Federal Extension Service Farmers Home Administration Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Soil Conservation Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of the Census SCS ASCS USDA Maryland

Management Specialists Meet At UM For Northeastern Farm Talks

A regional gathering on the University of Maryland campus brings together twelve northeast states and the USDA. Maryland figures, including Dr. Ray A. Murray and Dr. George A. Stevens, participate as members of the agricultural economics faculty. The event features a field trip, expert talks, and sponsorship by the Farm Foundation. Also listed are livestock performance figures for several Edjarry e producten and a price benchmark noting early cut hay at $47 per ton versus $50 for grain.

United States Department of Agriculture University of Maryland Ray A. Murray Maryland George A. Stevens Agricultural Economics William M. Crosswhite University of Delaware Herman Bowers University of West Virginia The Farm Foundation Joseph Ackerman R. J. Hildreth American Grassland Council

Topdress Pastures For Early Grazing

Free state dairymen face hay shortages this spring and early pasture may help. Dr. V Allens Bandel of the University of Maryland recommends complete fertilizer now to start pasture growth, with nitrogen balanced by phosphate and potash.

Free State V. Allens Bandel University of Maryland Bandel

USDA Favors Amendments To Market Order

The USDA announces a final decision favoring amendments to the Washington DC Federal milk marketing order covering DC and parts of Maryland and Virginia. Amendments require two thirds of local dairy farmers’ approval and include base-excess rules for pesticide residue regain, free transfer of bases, minor base- calculation changes, and class II inclusion for yogurt. The decision follows a public hearing at Gaithersburg on January 6.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C District of Columbia Maryland Virginia USDA Consumer and Marketing Service Gaithersburg

LSS Veterinarian Leads Dairy Mastitis Workshop

Dr. Elizabeth J. Schultz of the Live Stock Sanitary Service of Maryland heads the 4H dairy workshop on mastitis detection and control at North Frederick Elementary School. Extension Agent Allen B. Bryant covers feeding and calving records. Albert R. Zimmerman conducts milk testing. junior members learn Jersey breed origins. John Morris from University of Maryland discusses foot rot, bloat, and records. a Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association rep demonstrates milk composition.

Elizabeth J. Schultz Ijamsville Livestock Sanitary Service of Maryland Schultz University of Pennsylvania Allen B. Bryant Albert R. Zimmerman Jersey Jane Neilson John Morris University of Maryland Bryant of Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Association North Frederick

University Sets Sheep Shearing Class

The University of Maryland hosts sheep shearing classes in Howard and Kent Counties in April. Instructor Hal K Bowman of Sunbean Corp will teach holding sheep, using the shear, and tying fleeces to boost value amid a local shortage of shearers. D Edwin E Goodwin assists as livestock specialist.

Maryland University of Maryland Howard Kent Counties Free State Howard County Fairgrounds Andelot Farm Chestertown Hal K. Bowman Sunbean Corporation Chicago Bowman D. Edwin E. Goodwin

Proper shearing classes promised to raise wool value

The article notes that proper shearing techniques can add up to 10 cents per pound to wool value. Classes will start at 9 00 a.m. and participants are advised to wear work clothes.

Farm Bureau Head Convocation Speaker at Maryland

Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will speak at the University of Maryland Agricultural Convocation on the campus. He will discuss Farmers Look to the Future at the 8 pm meeting in the Business and Public Administration building auditorium.

Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation University of Maryland Agricultural Agricultural Student Council Business and Public Administration Robert C. Wiley Shuman Orville Freeman Madrigal Singers University of Maryland Music Department

Maryland Farm Calendar Highlights Local Events

Frederick County hosts dairy princess pageant consignment sale and spring feeder sale at Frederick Fairgrounds. Nutrition classes at Winchester Hall dot the month along with 4-H demonstrations, dairy workshops and poultry judging. Ford events include the Maryland Angus sale and Older Youth Leadership Camp in Rocks.

News-Post Office Frederick County Hatstemn Association Frederick Fairgrounds Frederick County Winchester Winchester Hall Maryland West Friendship West Frederick Welah Birds

Feed Dealers Taking Course In Nutrition

Central Maryland feed dealers begin a five night nutrition course in Winchester Hall with University of Maryland dairy experts Drs. Davis Cason and Chance teaching energy proteins vitamins minerals and water needs. The sessions will include nutrient sources content in feeds and feed formulation for various animals and east coast rations. A Jersey cow owned by Wallace Platt Neilson Route 2 New Windsor Md earns the Ton of Gold certificate for producing 2000 pounds of fat or more in four or fewer lactations on official test.

Central Maryland Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association Winchester Hall R. F. Davis J. L. Cason Charles Chance University of Maryland Dairy Department Jersey Wallace Platt Neilson Route 2 New Windsor

Insect Damage Warnings From Maryland Agriculture Board

The Maryland State Board of Agriculture urges homeowners and farmers to report unusual insect damage to ornamentals, trees, and crops. Dr. George Sanford asks quick reports to the Cooperative Extension Service or University of Maryland entomology, as Maryland joins a national stop pests program. Officials warn of imported and native pests threatening crops and call for vigilance to prevent widespread control efforts.

Maryland State Board of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service University of Maryland George Sanford College Park Maryland U.S. Department of Agriculture Langford Free State Michigan Indiana Ohio

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