1966 feed grain plan keeps form with new payment rates
The USDA outlines the 1966 voluntary feed grain program mirroring 1965 but with higher payment and loan rates to boost participation. It allows minimum 20 percent diversion, higher price supports, and flexible provisions for disasters, with targeted payments for small farms and adjusted yields for payment calculations.
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USDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Linda Conway Named Walkersville Proxy
Linda Conway was named president of the Walkersville Senior Girl is H Club at recent elections held at Pamela Roderick's home. Barbara Rusher man, Sharon Ramsburg, and Rita Hartnett elected to officer posts. reporters chosen as Patty Barker and Ann Wachter. Meeting led by Jackie Houck with eight members. plans include local and county achievement nights and the "At Home for Christmas" project. Next meeting set for December 7 at Myralee Garst's home.
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Linda Conway
Walkersville
Pamela Roderick
Miss Conway
Barbara Rusherman
Sharon Ramsburg
Rita Hartnett
Patty Barker
Ann Wachter
Jackie Houck
Myralee Garst
Hog Cholera Eradication Program Advances to Phase III
Maryland moves into phase III of the national hog cholera eradication plan as an indemnity program for infected hogs authorized by the State Board of Agriculture. Dr. Ellington notes indemnity incentives prompt prompt reporting of sick hogs, with ongoing vaccination, quarantine, and movement-record rules reinforcing the campaign to stamp out cholera.
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Maryland
State Board of Agriculture
Charles P. Ellington
State Board
T. A. Ladson
Livestock Sanitary Service
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
F E. B. Jasper
U.S. Department of Agriculture
A. J. Paddock
Maryland Livestock Sanitary Service
Ellington
Hog Cholera Phases and Nationwide Eradication Goals
Elimination steps allow phase IV protection from re infection and potential Hog Cholera Free status after a year without infection. Vermont and Nevada are already free with national targets set for eradication by 1967 and nation-wide status by 1972. Eradication would save about 50 million dollars yearly in losses and vaccination costs to hog producers. Bulls Sold: Dan Wight of Frederick sold five Aberdeen Angu s bulls to Dr. Charles Tribble of Deland Florida.
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Maryland
Vermont
Nevada
Dan Wight
Frederick
Charles Tribble
de- Land
Fla
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