Taneytown Youth Named National Leader in Angus Group
Monica Feeser of Taneytown was elected one of six new directors for the National Junior Angus Association Board at the National Junior Angus Show in Louisville. She also reached the showmanship finals, aims to boost junior Angus programs, and continues studies at Kansas State University while balancing 4H leadership and an Atlantic National Junior Angus Council role.
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Taneytown
Monica Feeser
Louisville
Junior Angus Association
NJAA
Miss Feeser
Toeloni
Kansas State University
Man
Hattan
Kan
Carroll County
Chicago
Ill
Feeser
Atlantic National Junior Angus Council
National Junior Angus Association
Vermont couple bets their farm on organic milk
CABOT Vermont August AP Caleb Pitkin and Mary Carpenter moved to certify their 330 acre hilltop farm as organic to fetch higher milk prices and secure family income. They expect 1999 prices to rise from about 12.50 to 17.50 per hundredweight, joining 13 Vermont milk producers certified organic. The rise comes amid growing organic farming across the nation ahead of 1990 act standards.
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Cabot, Vt
Caleb Pitkin
Mary Carpenter
Pitkin
Carpenter
U.S
U.S. Agriculture Department
Vermont
Enid Wonnacott
Northeast Organic Farming Association
Wonnacott
Northeast Association
Agriculture Department
Feud costs Bosley family the Conlcusion Farm sale
A Baltimore County feud among the Bosley family ended with the 200-acre Conclusion Farm sold by court order after a decade of litigation and more than 600000 in legal fees. Donald Bosley, the last resident, left the stone house as siblings blame rivals, lawyers, and neighbors for the loss.
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Cockeysville
Bosley
Conclusion
Elizabeth Bosley Durham
Bosleys
Webster Bosley
Anna Mat
Daniel
Danny
Margaret
Baltimore County
Margaret Bosley
James Dorsey Brown II
J Noras Byrnes
Kenneth Bosley
Glenn
Smith sweeps top titles at Frederick Holstein show
George William Smith II of Frederick wins senior and grand champion titles, with reserve honors as well, at the Frederick Fairgrounds district Holstein show judged by Wayne Stiles. Andrew Lenhart claims junior and grand champion in the junior show with Len-Land Acres Skybuck Brew. Multiple exhibitors from Frederick, Knoxville, Taneytown, Libertytown, Poolesville, and Middletown place across open and junior divisions, including several yearlings and cow categories.
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George William Smith II
Frederick Montgomery
Andrew Lenhart
Frederick
Len- Land Acres Skybuck Brew
Ryan Savage
Knoxville
Savage-Leigh Starbuck Suzi
Chip Savage
Kelli
Miss Savage
Darren Remsburg
Jewell Rinehart
Taneytown
Dee Guyton
Jefferson
We Savage
Davyl Hood
Libertytown
Darren Wolf
Middletown
Gaywinds Farm
Reymar
Andrew
Court Sev
Leigh Pars
Knoxx Savage
Ville
Ra-Rob Holsteins
Poolesville
el- Lil Farm
Jame
William Flook
Stephanie Wolf
Franklin Stottlemyer
Casey Flook
Corn Flook
Andy Covell
Keymar
Tara Wolf
George William Smith
Vivian Stottlemyer
Rocky Ridge
Knob- View
Tead Farm
Damascus
Maryland
Shannon Harrison
Carroll County
Christina Harper
Kelli Savage
George William Smith III
George Slares Naval Heatey
Smith
Brandi Schwinn
Wayne Stiles
South Central Dairy
Mr. Stiles
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Taneytown Youth
Thens
Kenneth
Elizabeth
Donald
Ken
Daniel Bosley
Susan G. Summers
Melissa Kelb
Woodsboro
Timonium
News-Post Agriculture
Jami Savage
Knoetlly
Duniort
Jami
Crystal Saathet
Andrea Christman
Poolesvile
Andres Christman
Amanda Coat Eating
Darren
Cee
Corey Christman
Franklin Stortlemyer
S le Wolfs
M. Wesley Shafer
Weet
Kelavage
Ea Lenhart Christman
Amanda Lenhart
George Willams Smith
Knobnz George Am
David Lenhart
Richard Kepler
Knob View Holsteins
Fran-Liz
Susan G Summers
Frederick Montgomery Holstein
Daryl Hood
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