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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1964

Page

9

Corn Tillage Demonstration At Westminster Held Tomorrow

University of Maryland Extension Service hosts a full day corn tillage field demonstration at the Carroll County Agricultural Center near Westminster. Eleven methods will be shown including conventional tilage with Atrazine and wheel-track planting. The program starts 9 30 A M with coffee and donuts, and Kenneth Shifflet will meet the Frederick young farmers at 9 A M at Prospect Shopping Center guiding a caravan.

Agricultural Center Westminster University of Maryland Extension Service Maryland Kenneth Shifflet Young Farmers Group Prospect Frederick Carroll County

Linganore FFA Wins County Soil Judging Contest

Linganore FFA teammates John Carpenter Skip Summers and Jim Burall won the Frederick County soil judging contest with 730 points on April 22 at Nicodemus farm near the school. Walkersville FFA placed second led by Darrell Hummer Larry Marshall and Monoree Grossnickle. Carpenter also posted a top individual score of 290. The Singapore Chapter will represent the county and Region 2B at the Maryland State Contest on May 8 at the University of Maryland.

Frederick County FFA Walkersville Nicodemus Linganore Ffa John Carpenter Skip Summers Jim Burall Darrell Hummer Larry Marshall Monoree Grossnickle Singanore Steve Flook Middletown Singapore University of Maryland Paul Galbreth Charles Fraley Charles Ware Frederick County Soil Conservation Unit

Catoctin Tour Draws 300 Students On Conservation

The Annual Tour of the Catoctin Soil Conservation District was held April 23 on Everett Moser’s Middletown farm. About 300 students from Brunswick and Middletown schools toured three soil and water conservation practices, with detailed explanations by Mr. Charles Ware and others.

Catoctin Soil Conservation District Everett Moser Middletown Brunswick Vong Peggy Carter Ralph Dyer Thelma Gross Jenkins Lionel Baker Alten Stern Helen Zigler Loms Ahalt Vo Ag Moser Charles Ware Soil Conservation Service

Timely Tips on Corn Crops and Pest Control Tour Notes

Extension agent Kenneth Shifflet outlines fertilizer rates for corn in the absence of soil tests and urges planting sorghum varieties, rye or oats for silage, and May to July planting windows. He warns about pests like cutworms and alfalfa weevils and recommends specific chemical treatments, plus guidance on land with steep slopes and rock outcroppings.

Kenneth E. Shifflet Sudan Kenneth Shifflet Mr. Schaelchli

Tip A Phone Gardening Tips Schedule from Extension Staff

Montgomery County Extension operates Tip A Phone. Rockville number 762 5454. Messages updated weekdays at noon and mornings Monday through Friday. Next week’s topics include Euonymus scale May 4, Lawn care May 5, Viburnums May 6, flowering shrubs May 7, African violets insects May 8, and moles control.

Montgomery County Rockville

Outstanding District Cooperators Highlight Tour Site

William Howard of the Soil Conservation Service explained water supply uses while Everett Mosers farm was chosen as the tour site to honor Mosers 1963 Outstanding District Cooperato r awardee status. Board plans were led by H D Lakin chair Carrollee Zecher vice chair Ridgely Flook treasurer Kenneth Shifflet secretary with members Richard Holter Cyrus McBride and Charles Ware.

William Bill) Howard Soil Conservation Service Everett Moser Mr. Moser Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Catoctin H. D. Lakin Carrollee Zecher Ridgely Fiook Kenneth Shifflet Richard Holter Cyrus McBride Charles Ware

Gloria E King Finalist In INHCG Contest

Gloria E King 21 of Clarksburg was a finalist in the 22nd National Holstein Champion Girl contest and earned the National Herd Record Award for accuracy and dairy project records. A University of Maryland junior, she shares runner-up honors with three others from 32 contestants and was a 1962 finalist. Her 4 H work spans gardening clothing and public speaking, with Brook Lodge herd animals noted. She and her family operate Kingstead Farms under Leslie C King.

Gloria E. King Clarksburg Leslie C King Kingstead Farms Miss King University of Maryland Hol Stein - Friesian Association of America Melleen Herchenhahn Hattiesburg Mississippi King Gloria Maryland Chicago

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Frederick County Farm Bureau Potomac Edison West Patrick Street William Browning Farm Bureau Queen Anne’s County Co-operative Extension Service Caton Irvington Korndyke Sallie Irvington Gracious Eva W. I. King, Ganthersburg Pond View Alle Messer Gladevale Pietje Miss Sir Della Pietre George C. Stauffer & Son Win Day Wood Pabst Della Jo Win Day Wood Burke Sara Charles L. Hardesty Woodbine Holterholm Rachel Cecil K. Halter Jefferson Brook Lodge Frank G. Remsberg Toppa Thurmont Young Farmer Group Rght James Miller Lantz Charles Harbaugh Sabillasville Norman Shri Walkersville Young Farmer Group Robert Ramsburg Unionville Hubert Brown Lewistown Kenny Speilman Keymar Larry Duncan Young Farmer Ken Wisner Southern States Cooperative Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperative, Inc Evergreen Point Treeland Nurseries, Inc Roffie Frederick, Md Dairy Princess Glenda Jean Bid C. Millard Eller Jr Alice Elworthy Angela Remsberg Bonnie Mathews Sue Adams Jo-Ann Martin Brook Lodge Farm Rudy Schaetwini Bel-Air Farms Millbrook New York Chemagro Corporation
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