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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1988
Page
6
A wrapup lists upcoming agricultural meetings and events across Frederick County and neighboring areas. It highlights planning sessions, farm tours, forestry and soil conservation discussions, and related civic gatherings for farmers, agribusinesses, and residents interested in local agriculture.
The Frederick County 4 H Camp and Activities Center celebrates a decade with an annual meeting featuring David Simpson of the American Institute of Cooperatives. The April 30 event at Basford Road center begins at 6:30 p.m. with a social and 7 p.m. dinner, $7 adults $3.50 under 12. Reservations by April 23 to Cindy Keller, Dr. Paul Shaffer, or Grace Winpigler. A short business meeting will include officer elections. The dinner meeting is open to all interested persons.
The Maryland State Grange announces five scholarships for agriculture majors. Three 300 scholarships target community college programs in Maryland. Two 500 Holter Scholarships go to University of Maryland agriculture students or the two year program at the Institute of Applied Agriculture. Contact Rodman Myers, Paul Stull, Roy Walls, Ken Wisner, or Dave Miller for details.
The board of trustees of the Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation will meet at 9 30 a.m. Tuesday April 26 in the first floor conference room at the Maryland Department of Agriculture west of Parole via Riva Road at 50 Harry Tramar Parkway in Broad Creek Government Park Annapolis.
The Frederick County Pomona Grange youth barn dance will be held Saturday May 21 at the Tom and Faye Reese farm on Clemsonville Road Union Bridge. Prizes include 100 for first 75 for second and 50 for third.
The Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will administer the state board examination at 9 a.m. on May 26 at 50 Harry S Truman Parkway in Annapolis. Completed applications and the $75 registration fee must be received by April 26.
Maryland Holstein breeders vote against opening the herd registry to grades Holsteins during the February state convention. A national synopsis suggests two thirds favor grading up to boost registered animal numbers. National official cites economic reasons and hopes to keep more people in the dairy business while preserving the closed herd book.
Nominations are invited for a Maryland State Soil Conservation Committee appointment to the Catoctin Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors to fill Henry D. Lakin Jr. term expiring July 29, 1993. Deadline May 24. district resident with land use and conservation knowledge.
Small grain forage varies in quality by maturity stage and crop type. Rye and triticale rye require boot stage cutting for best quality, while barley and oats favor early dough. Balage via round balers and plastic tubes can boost storage, with cost and equipment needs outlined.
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