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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1993
Page
5
The New Market Gi anoual family picnic is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday at Poortinpee. Each family should bring a dish or beverage to share and participate in communal games and events organized by the Grange.
Fredencx FPA members and Frederick County Farm Bureau Young Farmers assisted with a dairy promotion at Francis Scott Key Mall. Ice cream dipping featured Matt Toms Scotty Ausherman John Miller Wendy Murphy John Reese and Nicky Haines as volunteers.
An independent survey released at the summer beef board meeting shows the beef checkoff holds an 8 percent approval rating among producers. Since 1988, the program has kept an 80 percent or higher approval rate, with dairymen the lowest yet still more than two of three approving the checkoff.
The Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts award winners in the yearly coloring contest across grades K to 5 with multiple top placements. World Dairy Expo honors include four individuals and Maryland Farm Bureau announces cash awards and travel stipends for the state discussion meet and achievement contest with deadlines and eligibility for Farm Bureau members ages 18 to 30.
The next nutrient management certification examination will be held on Wednesday September 15 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. Open to qualified consultants and fertilizer industry members seeking state approved nutrient management recommendations. Apply by August 31 with a $50 fee to MDA. call Brenda Washington at 410 841 5863 for materials. The Maryland Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will meet at 9 am Thursday August 26 in the Maryland Cyeincy of Agriculture conference room to review complaints against veterinarians.
August events include the Catoctin Soil Conservation District annual picnic at Jefferson Coman Center for 158 dollars, the Ry Markeange Fan Picnic near Keymar, and the Howard County and Maryland fairs. Key dates run Aug 10 to Aug 21 featuring farm queen contests, 4H activities, FFA state picnic, and a Saddieview Ranch Walk and Trot Show.
The Linganore FFA Chapter elected its 1993-94 leaders at the high school banquet. Jody Powell was named president, Tammy Wagner vice president, Amber Wentz secretary, Cindy Smith treasurer, with Leah Rosner reporter and other officers named. Three star awards and various honors were presented, plus recognitions of top sales donors and sales placers. New Singapore FFA chapter officers include Roni Cline, Tamimy Wagner, Hara, Jody Powell, Cindy Smith, Amber Wentz, Leah Rosner, and Julie Tupursler.
Ag Day features outdoor lunch at flag plots with new field crops including corn silage and waxy corn. Dairy and livestock producers can inspect two alfalfa plots and new varieties. Representatives invite agriculture community members to discuss latest technologies and attend demonstrations on herbicides and soil conditioners. Pre register at 694 1594.
Buffer strips improve water quality and soil conservation by lining field borders and waterways with grass or trees. Grass buffers slow runoff and trap nutrients, while forest buffers protect crops and wildlife and can absorb heavy rainfall. Plantings like canary grass, Kentucky 31 tall fescue, sawtooth oak, white pine, and red oak promote biodiversity. shrubs enhance wind protection and field borders. Funding and guidance are available from local soil conservation districts and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
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