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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1965

Page

8

University Cudless Cows Aimed At Better Milk

University of Maryland researchers led by Dr. Wolcott Stewart perform a two and a half hour surgery on calves to bypass the forestomach and feed cudless diets. The goal is to sustain calves to maturity and study effects on milk production while noting potential psychological impacts from cudless living.

Bessie University of Maryland In College Park University Dairy de College of Agriculture Research Stewart United States Dr. Stewart

Tilting Calf Tables Aid Restraint For Vet Work

USDA Farm Building Plan Exchange offers two tilting calf tables Plan 5962 wood fixed and Plan 5969 pipe portable to restrain calves for dehorning branding vaccination castration and blood tests. Plans available from Cooperative Extension Service Winchester Hall. Weeds compete with crops increasing costs and reducing yields says Maryland specialists. Cutting hay at 110th bloom yields top quality hay and lowers protein supplement needs.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Building Plan Exchange Kenneth E. Felton University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Office Winchester Hall New Holland

Farm Calendar entries in brief for spring events

Farm Calendar lists upcoming events in Maryland and Frederick area. Dates include April 2 Spring Feeder Sale West Friendship 7 pm. April 24 4 H Demonstration Day West Frederick Junior High. April 24 4H Dairy Workshop North Frederick. April 26 Nutrition Class Winchester Hall Elementary. April 26 Spring Meeting Winchester Hall Women's Committee Farm Bureau. April 30 Maryland Angus Association Spring Sale Frederick Fairgrounds 1 pm. May 3 Nutrition Class Winchester Hall. May 7 Broiler Contest Ends Weigh Birds. May 7 Nutrition Class Winchester Hall. May 25 McDonogh Fair Dairy and Beef. May 25 State Poultry Judging Contest University of Maryland. May 25 Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association Meeting. May 21-23 Older Youth Leadership Camp Rocks Frederick County. May 23 National 4-H Club Sunday.

News-Post Office Maryland West Friendship West Frederick Junior High School North Frederick Winchester Hall Women’s Committee of Farm Bureau Maryland Angus Association Frederick Fairgrounds McDonogh Fair University of Maryland Central

Feeder Pig Sales See Surge in Maryland

Special feeder pig sales in Maryland rose 29 percent in the first quarter of 1965 from the prior year. Nine sales were sponsored by the Maryland Swine Producers Association with the Extension Service and Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service. A total of 4 728 pigs sold for 73 545 71 dollars, up 20 percent from the previous period, with 116 consignments and 84 purchases this year versus 103 consignments and 45 purchases last year.

Maryland James Ferguson University of Maryland Maryland Svuine Producers Association Maryland Live Stock Sanitary Service

June Dudrow Named Finalist In National Holstein Girl Contest

Miss June RB Dudrow 17 of Lime Kiln Maryland is named a finalist in the national 1964 Junior Holstein Champion Girl Contest. She shares runnerup honors with three other girls from 34 in her division and is among four finalists led by Belva Whitbeck as 1964 Holstein Champion Girl.

June RB. Dudrow Holstein - Friesian Association of America Miss Dudrow Belva Whitbeck Murray Utah C. Lester Dudrow Frederick County June

University of Maryland scientists seek reports of unusual insects

Entomologists and plant pathologists at the University of Maryland ask Maryland residents to report any unusual insects or plant diseases to specialists. The goal is to head off potential epidemics before they establish.

University of Maryland

Agricultural chemicals enable quality production in Maryland

University of Maryland specialists state that agricultural chemicals are essential to produce quality goods in quantity. They emphasize chemicals must be used according to recommendations to maintain living standards.

University of Maryland

National Ayrshire Meeting Heads to Wilmington in April

Mayland and Maryland sponsor the 90th national Ayrshire Breed ers' Association meeting in Wilmington from April 22 to 24 with over 500 members. Attendees from the United States Canada the British Isles and South America are expected. Awards for cows and breeder honors will be presented Friday after meetings and education programs. About 40 cattle including six from Maryland will be sold Saturday at the Grand National Ayrshire Sale on the University of Delaware dairy farm.

Maryland Delaware Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Wilmington Ayrshire Group America United States Canada British Isles South America Maryland - Delaware Ayrshire Association Ford Howard University of Delaware John Morris University of Maryland Free State Morris Richard F. Davis University Dairy Science Allen Hill Woodbine Charles Linthiicum Boyds Ayrshire Aryshires Scottland Guernseys Jerseys

Frederick County Turkey To Grace Governor's Table

The 45 pound Tom turkey presented to Governor Millard Tawes by the Maryland Turkey Producers Association highlights year round turkey use. Association president George DeLauter notes Breeders supply poults year round, with DeLauter producing 400000 eggs annually and operating 10000 breeder hens. He recalls Native American use of turkey for food and resources, while warning against linking turkey solely to Thanksgiving.

Governor's Millard Tawes Maryland Turkey Producers Association George DeLauter Tawes Maryland DeLauter Sabillasville Turkey

Damascus FFA Tours Beltsville Agricultural Research Farm

Visit by the Damascus High School FFA members to the Beltsville Agricultural Research Farm showcased plant research in greenhouses and a cattle herd descended from 1918 stock. The farm houses about 3000 animals and the seed sale value exceeds 150 million dollars annually, with farmer returns 10 to 20 times that in crop quality and yield.

Damascus Ffa Beltsville Department of Agriculture

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