Regional equine open house and AQHA program updates
The Miron duPene Scott Equine Medical Center will host an annual open house on Saturday Oct 10 in Leesburg with tours demonstrations and discussions by faculty president Yee Rimariads Poolnamy. AQHA hours rewards include patches at 50 100 and 250 hours plus belts a $100 gift certificate and a special hat for 2000 hours. For details contact AQHA PO Box 200 Amarillo TX 8062 976 4811.
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Miron duPene Scott Equine Medical Center
Leesburg da Vos
Omar Boorse
Coal Frederick
Vererican Quarter Horse Association
Peoceim
AQHA
Dan Pstasteich
Amarillo
Texas
Cooperative meeting set for Southern States Frederick Cooperative
The Southern States Frederick Cooperative holds its annual membership meeting at 7 pm on Friday August 28 at the Walkersville Fire Hall. The program includes a report on the local operation and the cooperative election with a board slate including Jeffery England James Garst Gareth Hursaman and Charles Montgomery. District B election delegates are Harry WT Fouche NE William C Krantz and Michael 1 Wilcam, and the farm home advisory committee nominees are Kathy rine Barbara G Duncar Janet Easterday and Josephine Remsbere.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Jeffery England
James Garst
Gareth Hursaman
Charles Montgomery
Harry WT Fouche
William C Krantz
Michael 1
Wilcam
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Kathyrine
Barbara G Duncar
Janet Easterday
Josephine Remsbere
Checkoff approval data show 80 percent support from producers
An independent survey found the beef checkoff maintaining an 80 percent approval rating among producers. The study drew responses from diverse industry segments and reported strong approval from 40 percent overall, with dairy men and importers showing lower yet still majority support at 66 percent and 68 percent respectively.
Dairy equipment consultant Will Godwin announces private practice
Will Godwin of Hagerstown a dairy equipment sales representative now operates as a private consultant. He will aid farmers and dealers in the dairy industry focusing on milk quality troubleshooting milking system design and equipment choices. Training in sales management and communication is offered to dealers. Godwin has 25 years in dairy feed and equipment sales and is a 1963 University of Maryland agriculture education graduate. Contact via phone 7H ANd.
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Will Godwin
Hagerstown
Mr Godwin
University of Maryland
Agricultural club calendar notes and meetings
Fragmented OCR lists event notes for agricultural groups including horse shows riding clubs and cooperative members. Key items include Thurmont Riding Club Redds Head Thurmont and Fra Safe Tractor Operators with annual membership meeting details and stage listings.
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Agriculural
Bassler Leishear win top Swiss honors at Maryland Field Day
Emmitsburg resident George Bassler topped open and grand champion awards with his five year old cow. Cheryl Leishear of Damascus claimed reserve senior and reserve grand in open plus junior supreme titles. Mary Speak of Taneytown earned reserve senior and reserve grand in junior with her three year old cow. Awards extended to Todd, Sigler, and Longview Farm among others, highlighting a crowded slate of class winners and district exhibitors.
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Emmitsburg
George Bassler
Cheryl Leishear
Damascus
Miss Leishear
Marie Speak
Taneytown
Robert Sigler
Osford Pa
Longview Farm
Thurmont
Christopher Birch
White Hall
Jody Bell
Frederick
Adriane Bader
Maryland
Seth Burner
Adamstown
Miss Speak
Shanna Smith
Janet Stiles
Clearbrook
Robert Sigler Jr
Maryland updates swine disease rules in state amendments
Maryland adopts amendments to regulations on infectious diseases of swine effective Oct 6. The changes align identification for slaughter hogs with federal rules, aid the National Pseudorabies Eradication Program, and allow Maryland feeder pigs to move to states with tighter entry rules. Swine moving within Maryland remain subject to veterinary inspection and 30 day quarantines.
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Maryland Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Henry
Aujeszky
Pennsylvania
Prospects of a bumper corn crop and storage choices
The piece discusses harvest timing and storage economics for a expected corn bumper crop. It covers high moisture ear corn versus corn silage, ammonia treatment impacts on protein and mold inhibition, and notes practical considerations for keeping grain quality and cow feed value through storage.
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