Wheat Section Of Farm Bill Affects Maryland Growers In 1964
The 1964 wheat provisions affect Maryland farmers who elect or fail to elect to participate in the 1963 referendum. The bill allows 1964 allotments, diversion requirements, and price supports with a national $1.30 per bushel floor. Diverted acreage yields certificates, while additional diversion can boost domestic and export certificates, shaping overall farm income.
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Maryland
Congress
Paxton ‘Marshall
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Maryland
CCC
Capitol Milk Co op Elects Directors At 23rd Annual Meet
W O Daley of Orlando Florida guest speaker at Walkersville Fire Hall as Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative names new directors John M Barker Middletown Charles H Smelser Unionville Millard E Crum Jr Frederick joining existing directors John M Crum president Robert E Renn VP Frederick and others Buckeye area guests attend with Lewis Campbell directing and a portrait presentation to Mrs Stephens and tribute to Harry Kanade for twelve years as first president in a gathering of about 300 members and guests.
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W.O. Daley
C.P.A
W.O. Daley and Company
Orlando
Florida
Capitol Milk Producer’s Cooperative, Inc
Walkersville
John M. Barker
Middletown
Charles H. Sme Iser
Unionville
Millard E. Crum, Jr
Frederick
John M. Crum
Robert E. Renn
Harry L. Trout, Jr
Bennie E. Duncan
Harry H. Swomley, Jr
Emmitsburg
Charles R. Lease
W. Bruce Anderson
Lewis Campbell
Artificial Breeding Cooperative of
Maryland
Tip-A-Phone Gardening Tips From County Extension Staff
Montgomery County Extension operates the Tip A Phone service at 762 5454. Messages update weekday noon and 15 minutes past midnight to noon Monday. Next week topics include Mulching Benefits Spider Mites and Control Fairy Rings In Lawns Bermudagrass and Lawn Care.
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Montgomery County Extension
Rockville
Mallow Named Research Forester for Inland Resources
James Mallow of Frostburg Md appointed Research Forester for the Inland Resources Division of the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Maryland. Based in LaVale his work will focus mainly in Western Maryland. Kingstead herd records show three cows yielding milk and butterfat totals in 335 to 965 days. All cows owned by Leslia C King & Sons of Clarksburg.
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James Mallow
Frostburg
Maryland
Inland Resources Division
The
Natural Resources Institute
University of Maryland
L. Eugene Cronin
LaVale
Kingstead
Queen Maudiene
Kingstead Corrine Beta
Kingstead Corzine Desiree
Leslia C. King & Sons
Clarksburg
Aaggie Jewel
Winterthur
Edward G. Heinle Named Agent In Washington Co
Edward G Heinle is appointed Extension Agent 4H and Dairy in Washington County effective April 12 1964 His background includes a B S from Delaware Valley College 1961 an M S from the University of Minnesota 1963 plus dairy farm experience He will work with 4H Youth and the adult dairy programs in Washington County
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Edward G. Heinle
Washington County
Edward W. Allen
Maryland
Cooperative Extension Service
Heinle
Pennsylvania
Delaware Alley College
University of Minnesota
U.S. Army
Rohm and Hass Chemical Company
Philadelphia
Frederick County Farm Events and Dairy Records Summary
Calendar of farm events for Frederick and Montgomery counties lists Dairy Princess contest deadline, Jersey calf tours, poultry judging, and 4-H activities at USDA and university sites. Notable figures include McDonogh School Fair and Winterthur Burke test data: 378,7097 lbs milk and 3,397 lbs butterfat.
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Usda Administration
Frederick County
Maryland
West Friendship
Montgomery County
Jersey
Ceresville Motor Company
Catoctin Scs
Everett Moser Farm
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Walkersville
Demonstraion Agricultural Center
Westminster
Od Am
McDonogh
McDonagh
Washington, D.C
Al-Marah
River Road
MacDonogh School
State Jersey Cattle Club
Saltrick
University of Maryland
Agricultural Center
A.m
Oil Traps Mites But It’s Best To Keep ’em Out
Mites invade windows and homes. entomologist advises oil on sills to trap them and a vacuum or oil mop for intruders. Keep grass away from foundations and create a bare 12 to 18 inch dirt strip. If needed, spray with acaricide Armaite or Kelthane, using dilute solution over the yard.
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Ted Bissell
University of Maryland
Bissell
Maryland food retailers set meeting April 21 in College Park
The Maryland University agricultural economics department and Cooperative Extension Service will host the Maryland Food Retailers Conference April 21 at the Holiday Inn in College Park. Harold Hoecker will discuss newspaper advertising effects alongside talks on store images, wages, and simplifying work. Speakers include executives from Safeway, Giant Food, and NCR among others.
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Maryland Food Retailers
College Park
Maryland University
Agricultural Economics Department
Cooperative Extension Service
Harold Hoecker
Holiday Inn
L.A. Beale
Safeway Stores
William F. Rogers
Giant Food
Alan Klimpus
B. Green & Co
Harold V. Farris
National Cash Register Co
Morris Terkletaub
U.S. Department of Labor
Dale L. Anderson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Theodore Leed
University of Massachusetts
George Batka
University of Maryland
Harold H. Hoecker
Agricultural Economics
Montgomery 4-H Jersey Calf Tour Set for Saturday
The Montgomery County 4 H Jersey Calf Club tours its members homes on Saturday April 18 starting at 8 30 am from the King residence near Purdum. Dairy specialists from the University of Maryland will join as guests. The itinerary lists homes and times through 11 20 with stops at King Geraldine Johnson Hood Mills Lechlider Steers Pope and Fraley properties.
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Montgomery County
Jersey
Dorothy
Robert King
Purdum
University of Maryland
Geraldine Johnson
Mt. View Road
Dennis
Glenn Hood
Howard Chapel Drive
Damascus
Sherry Mills
Pleasant View Lane
Woodfield
Fred Lechlider
Route 108
Kathi Steers
Griffith Road
Gary
Leland Pope
Redland
Norman
Tommy Fraley
Strawberries at home guide yield and planting tips
The guide promotes strawberries for home gardeners noting strong yields under varied conditions. It covers site choice, soil prep, fertilizer, variety timing, planting, spacing, mulching, and care in the first year to maximize quality fruit and future seasons. It also references extension resources for weed and pest management.
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Midland
Fairfax
Pocahontes
County Extension Office
Winchester Hall
Maryland Apple Scab Warning and Dairy Princess Contest
Dr. L C Weaver warns gardeners to spray for apple scab as rains and mild weather boost spore spread and infection. A Maryland Spray Calendar is available from the Cooperative Extension Service. Mrs Mehrle Duvall notes eight entries for the local Dairy Princess Contest with judging set for April 23 at Walkersville Fire Hall.
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Maryland
L. C. Weaver
University of Maryland
Wealyer
Cooperative Extension Service
Cooperative Extension Service Agriculture
Winchester Hall
Mehrle Duvall
Walkersville
Farm milk record reported for Gaumont Statesman cow
A three year old owned by C Lester Dudrow at Lime Kiln produced 14 890 pounds of milk and 684 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. The report lists multiple names and addresses in Maryland towns including Redland Gaither Road Shady Grove Road Rockville and Quince Orchard with times noted for visits or events.
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Gaumont
C. Lester Dudrow
Priscilla Johnson
Redland
Carol Marie
Rose Ann Glover
Gaither Road
Colleen Pearson
Tommy Righter
Barbara
Sherry Whipp
Shady Grove Road
Stiles Family
Donna
Donald
Nancy
Sharon
Ashton
Jeffery Garrett
Rockville
Lloyd Jr
Richard Combs
Quince Orchard
Robert and
Walter Hurley
Gaumont Statesman
Martha
Insect-Proofing Of Beans Spuds Approved
Maryland researchers approve a systemic insecticide method that bands phorate or Di Syston in the soil at planting. Roots absorb the chemical, protecting beans and potatoes for 60 to 75 days with no residue in edible parts. Separate granular applicators are needed and careful handling is required.
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University of Maryland Research
L P. Ditman
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
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Edgar C. Viris Jr
Jefferson
Growers Chemical Corporation
Howard W. White
Feagaville
Freerick
H. B. Duvall
E. Patrick St
John Molesworth
Jack Molesworth
Johnny’ Zufall
WFMD
C. Millard Filer Jr
News-Post
Maryland Dairy Princess
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