Washington International Horse Show Set for Oct 24 31
The Washington International Horse Show marks its 35th anniversary at the Capital Centre in Landover from October 24 to 31. The eight day event features teams from Canada Great Britain Switzerland Mexico and the US with jumping dressage world cup Western cutting horse finals medieval jousting draft horse hitches hunter classes sidesaddle championships and more than 100 boutiques. Proceeds benefit local and national children's charities. For tickets and schedule call (202) 432 SEAT.
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Washington
Grange to Honor Local Citizen at April Meeting
The New Market Grange will present its annual community citizen award at the monthly covered dish supper at 7 p.m. on Wednesday April 28 in the Grange hall. A certificate signed by the national master and national lecturer recognizes outstanding service by a non-Granger.
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New Market Grange
Grange Hall
4-H Executive Dick Angus to Retire After 35 Years
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Director Dick Angus will officially retire July 1 after 35 years of service. A celebration to honor him will be held Sunday June 13 on the second floor of the administration building at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium. Guests arrive at 2 30 p.m. with a buffet at 3 15 and a program beginning at 4 p.m.
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Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
4-H
Dick Angus
Maryland State Fairgrounds
Timonium
Maryland
Carroll County Farm Museum
Westminster
Carroll County Agricultural Center
Saddleview Ranch
Carrol Manor Grange Family
Grange Hall
Farm Women's Forum
Washington, D.C
American Guernsey Association
Dubuque
Iowa
Ag Calendar Highlights Farm Group Events Series 1993
The Frederick News-Post Agriculture Section lists weekly calendar items for 1993 with deadlines. Entries include Grange meetings, fairs, clinics, shows, exhibitions, and professional gatherings across Maryland, West Virginia, and nearby states.
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Frederick
Progressive Holstein breeders honored at Maryland convention
A select group of Holstein breeders received the Progressive Registry honor at the Maryland Holstein Convention in Grantsville. Shown left to right are Marlin Hoff New Windsor Tom Moreland University of Maryland farm Ellicott City Joseph Schwartzbeck Union Bridge William Smith My Lady's Manor Farm Monkton Jason Myers New Windsor Wayne Savage Savage Leigh Farm Knoxville Wayne Schrock Granisville Charles Jager Maple Lawn Farms Fulton and Tom Dunn Holstein Association. Production toppers production awards were also presented during the convention with division winners Mike Creek Frederick Cam Davis Union Bridge William Smith Monkton Wayne Savage and Chip Savage Knoxville
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Maryland
Marlin Hoff
New Windsor
Tom Moreland
University of Maryland Farm
Ellicott City
Joseph Schwartzbeck
Union Bridge
William Smith
My Lady’s Manor
Monkton
Jason Myers
Wayne Savage
Savage-Leigh Farm
Knoxville
Wayne Schrock
Granisville
Charles Jager
Maple Lawn Farms
Fulton
Tom Dunn
The
Holstein Association
Grantsville
Mike Creek
Frederick
Cam Davis
Wayne and
Chip Savage
Tom and Joy Crothers
Oxford and
Cundee
Ceresville Hosts Safety Seminar At Local Ford Dealer
Ceresville Ford New Holland in Frederick hosted a farm equipment safety seminar with Robert Dinsmore of Brunswick FFA helping organize. Dr. Glen Hetzel of Virginia Tech presented on farm hazards and safe operation, as a 4-H and FFA approved event. The dealership showcased safety products including the Total Guard PTO enclosure with universal applications.
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Ceresville Ford New Holland
Frederick
Robert Dinsmore
Brunswick Ffa
Glen Hetzel
Virginia Tech
Seed potatoes infection prompts state seizure and warnings
The Maryland Department of Agriculture reports seed potatoes certified in New Brunswick infected with PVV-N. Some lots shipped to 14 states including Maryland are listed as prohibited. Maryland seized 14,553 pounds, being destroyed by steam sterilization. refunds are being pursued. Some infected potatoes have already been planted. growers may replant with restrictions. For details contact William F. Gimpel Jr. at (410) 841-5920. Also notes on 1993 custom work charges and rye cutting timing with irregular growth patterns.
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Maryland Department of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Canada
Prince Edward Island
U.S
USDA
Maryland
MDA
Annapolis
William F. Gimpel Jr
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Richard N. Wills
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Frostburg
Jefferson
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National Dairy Promotion and Research Board
Frederick County Beekeepers Association
Frederick County
Thurmont Grange
Carroll Manor Grange
Saddieview Ranch
Brown Swiss Association
Bloomington
Minn
Montgomery
Frederick Fairgrounds
Central Maryland
Brad Wiles
Williamsport
Doug King
Donald Wilcom
Ryan Johnson
Queenstown
Charles Sager
Maryland Holstein Association
Laurie Zimmerman
Jennifer Trout
Forest Hill
Dawn Knill
Woodbine
Amy Savage
Germantown
Jewell Rinehart
Taneytown
Snapper
Renee Ena Cei
Es Peter
Peert
Hillmark
Frederick, Md
Ceresville
Sriffith
Sarew Motor Fuels
Mullinix
Kenneth Wisner
Montevue Lane
Draver
Cengine
Cnannur Steel
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H.B. Duvall, Inc
E. Patrick St
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Kubota
Kybhara
Gaitherburg
Ford-Kubota Tractor Co
E. Diamond Ave
Gaithersburg
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