Dinsmore Leads Maryland Sheep Breeders Association
Bob Dinsmore, longtime owner of Ceresville Ford New Holland, has been elected president of the Maryland Sheep Breeders Association. He leads a family operation raising Hampshire and Shropshire sheep on a 15 acre farm near Jefferson with son Robert and wife Charlotte. The new president emphasizes youth programs, a planned market lamb jackpot, and the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival, while noting rising East Coast lamb demand and his son’s work on market lambs for 4-H and FFA projects.
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Bob Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Ceresville Ford New Holland
Maryland Sheep Breeders’ Association
Robert
Charlotte
Hampshire
Shropshire
Jefferson
Maryland
University of Kentucky
MSBA
Mr. Dinsmore
Boston
Mass
Washington, D.C
U.S
Maryland Hampshire Association
Dinsmores
Maryland Farm Bureau hosts 81st convention in Ocean City
The Maryland Farm Bureau opened its 81st convention in Ocean City with a focus on growth management and land preservation. Panelists urged curbing sprawl, preserving farmland, and creating incentives for young farmers while officials discussed planning tools and future demographics.
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Farm Bureau
Ocean City
Maryland Farm Bureau
Florence Beck Kurdie
Maryland Planning Commission
Maryland
Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Commission
Office of Planning
Ronald Young
Dan Poole
Chuck Wollenzien
D.C
Nationwide Insurance
Lewis Riley
Garrett
Washington
Allegany
Cora Widdowson
Princess Anne
Maryland Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Margaret Robinson
Marydel
Second View
Caralyn Lechlider
Gaithersburg
Thelma Bigelow
Chestertown
Farmland conservation tillage rises across nation
West Lafayette Indiana AP reports more than one third of U S cropland uses no till mulch till or other conservation practices. Nearly 104 million of 290 million acres are farmed with these methods this year, up from last year. Center executive director John Hebblethwaite cites environmental and economic benefits including soil protection and increased carbon storage.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Conservation Technology Inderetion Center
Indiana
Hebblethwaite
Linganore Grange marks 50th anniversary celebration
The Linganore Grange celebrated its 50th anniversary Sunday at the Woodsboro Fire Hall. In a photo, past masters Gordon Fuckinger Thomas Reese Kenneth Burriner Ira Burdette Holmes Baker and Ralph Ripley are shown. Mr. Baker and Betty Ripley are honored for 50 years of membership.
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Linganore Grange
Woodsboro
Gordon Fuckinger
Thomas Reese
Kenneth Burriner
Ira Burdette
Holmes Baker
Ralph Ripley
Mr. Baker
Betty Ripley
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New Windsor
Yangon
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