Maryland Sets 1951 Fall Wheat Barley Oats Rye Goals
Maryland announces fall seeded production goals for 1951 with acreage targets for wheat 350000, barley 95000, and rye 17000 under the Maryland Agricultural Mobilization Committee led by Joseph H. Blandford. The plan aligns Maryland’s share with national goals and notes spring crops to be announced later.
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Maryland
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Blandford
Microscopic Insects Damage Trees and Plants
The article warns that mites, especially red spider and two spotted spider, peak in late July and August in hot dry summers. They infest oaks, evergreens, boxwood, azaleas, phlox, and foxglove, causing leaves to turn red, yellow, brown. Control favors early spraying with applicable miticides or rotenone emulsions.
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Wiliam W White
Bartlett Tree Expert Company
Alexander Cow Sold to Maryland Breeder
Brattleboro Vermont August 3 M W Stitely of Woodsboro Maryland recently acquired a registered Holstein Friesian cow from the herd of James Alexander doctor Massey Maryland The transfer highlights ongoing dairy cattle exchanges between New England and Maryland with emphasis on high grade Holstein herds.
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Alexander
Brattleboro
M. W
Stitely
Woodsboro
James Alexander
Massey
Maryland
COOK
Brattlebroro
Boyd M. Cook
Elkton
Area Reports At Adamstown Meet For Cooperative Group
About 75 area members and families attended the Southern States Cooperative meeting in Adamstown. District manager L B Baldwin reported a six state operation with 250000 members handling nearly 134 million dollars in purchasing and marketing volume for the year through June 30. Net worth was listed over 20 million. C D Oland presented local service reports and new advisory board members Malo Chick and Donald Ranneberger were elected. W T Moxley became advisory board chairman as Mrs Monroe Thomas and Mrs Howard Fry joined the Farm Home advisory committee. Koop Kwiz Kontest winners were Mrs Elmer Michael Harry Kanode and Austin Renn. Harry S Ranneberger to represent the local board at Richmond meeting with W T Moxley as alternate.
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Southern States Cooperative
Adamstown
L. B. Baldwin
Baldwin
C. D. Oland
Malo Chick
Tuscarora
Donald Ranneberger
Frederick
W. T Moxley
Adamstown Farm
Monroe Thomas
Howard Fry
Elmer Michael
Harry Kanode
Austin Renn
Lawrence Walter
Harder shelled seed strains eyed for reseeding ground cover
Soil Conservation Service researchers seek hard seeded varieties in clover, vetch, peas, and other legumes to improve reseeding and winter ground cover. Hard shells aid longevity, ensuring crops regrow after green manuring and rotations. Caley pea and button clover highlighted for durable reseeding.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Defiant dissidents stir resistance against Stalinism
A discussion notes Tito’s defiance and calls for joining rebellion as dissidents resist collectivization. Farmers burn fields in protest against heavy wheat quotas for Russia while some look to soil-saving practices like scarification of seeds to boost germination and future yields amid diverse planting strategies. The piece also touches on soil conservation methods and seed reseeding benefits in challenging climates. It reports state egg inspector Joseph M. Doris’s appointment in Maryland and brief farm notes including cattle and dairy production highlights from Brattleboro and Gaithersburg, plus a Maryland milk test milestone for a registered Holstein-Friesian cow.
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Walker Cow
Brattleboro
Pontiac
Area Reports Lead By Southern States in Unionville Woodsboro
About 150 members from the Unionville and Woodsboro areas heard area reports for the first 11 months of the 1950 51 fiscal year at a Liberty town meeting led by district manager L B Bald. Local service reports were given by Jack Johnson of J M Johnson and Son Unionville and J W Miller of Millers Feed and Farm Supply Woodsboro. Elections to advisory boards named Mrs Holly Adbaugh Unionville and Holmes Baker New Windsor to the Unionville board with Kenneth Balizel as chairman. Woodsboro board members Foster Warenfella Leis Hilderbrand with S L Lenhart as chairman. Unionville Farm Home advisory committee named Mrs Walter Franklin and Mrs Charles R K Roderick. Woodsboro committee named Miss Edith Flanagan Mrs Charles Trimmer and Mrs John C Gladhill alongside Mrs Keifer Catsail LeGore. Ko op Kwiz Kontest winners listed and representatives chosen for the Richmond meeting with alternates named.
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Southern States Cooperative
Unionville
Woodsboro
Alton Imeeting
Liberytown
Lb B Baldwin
Woodsbury
Jack Johnson
J. M Johnson and Son
J. W. Miller
Miller's
Higher Production Seen From Family Farms
A study by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics with Land Grant Colleges explores how family farms large enough to use mechanization can raise U S agricultural output to meet national needs. The Agricultural Economics Research article by Jackson Vo McEilveen previews findings from farm-size classifications showing large farms already producing more.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Economics Research
Jackson Vo McEilveen
Emerging farm efficiency and mechanization trends postwar era
The study shows larger and up to date family farms use more advanced technology and gain from mechanization, while many smaller farms lag. It notes a wartime shift from small to large farms, questions about affordability, and potential for increased output on larger family farms using modern methods. DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, is named after glass pioneer Washington C. DePauw.
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McElveen
Oteiking
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Washington C
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MR. Reeder
Farmers Cooperative Association
E. South Street
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