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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1987
Page
5
A rundown of upcoming agricultural related meetings and events in Frederick County and nearby areas. Includes farmer outreach sessions, extension programs, and industry briefings for growers, lenders, and community groups. Schedule details and locations vary by event.
Howard hosts a 4-H public speaking contest with champions Beth Alderson Jason Spicer Correy Honza Justin Brendel and Katie Gardner. Reserve champions were Josh Kaye and Jonah Kaye. Coordinators were Mary Sue and Tim Jacobs with judges Gwen El Sawi Chris Keating and George Martin. For more info call 992-2030.
The Farmers Home Administration hosts an open house in Frederick at the Terrace Office Center on Tuesday December 15 from 8 AM to 4 30 PM to display the completed 64 terminal computer system. G Wallace Caulk notes nationwide 6000 terminals installed and outlines improved service, speed, and accuracy for farmers and rural residents. Lisa Dobson, county office director, says visitors will learn about the new system and its interoffice communications.
Maryland Holstein Association announces December 31 as the deadline for six $500 scholarships. Two awards go to University of Maryland College of Agriculture, two to University of Maryland Institute of Applied Agriculture, and two to students in agriculture at their college of choice. Applicants must have completed a 4-H or FFA Holstein project. Winners notified in early January. For information contact Judy and Charles Jager at 8115 Murphy Road Fulton 20759 or call 1 725 6751.
Awful Augie's Eighth Club Calf Sale of purebred Angus steers averaged $694 on 28 lots, up from last year. The top offering was a March Broadway son weighing 660 pounds, sold for $1,000 to Chris Mullinix, Mount Airy. The second high steer was an April Agresso Special son, 530 pounds, bought by Gary Albright for $975.
The Pennsylvania Farm Show Week offers a packed schedule with a 5:30 p.m. horse show opening on Monday, awards by Secretary Boyd Wolff at 6:30, and demonstrations by Harriet and Lester Gelsinger. Tuesday features Master Farmers Night, the FFA Band, and the long running folk dance festival with the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society. Wednesday brings horse pulling and the sheep to shawl contest, followed by a shawl auction and a pony pulling event on Thursday. Friday closes the 72nd Farm Show at 4 p.m.
Maryland's Department of the Environment will not pursue legal action against those attempting to comply with the May 17 initial reporting deadline for extremely hazardous substances under SARA Title III. The notice explains who must report, the reporting process, and where to send letters detailing facility name, location, contact, and ownership to the SARA State Response Commission in Baltimore.
At Columbia Mall Howard County 4-H hosted the Great Pumpkin Caper with prize entries in age groups six to seven eight to 11 and 2 to 15. Category winners included tiniest funniest largest prettiest and most original with coordination by Vicki Brewer and judged by Amy Brown.
Vanessa Hartke-Garcia, daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard Garcia, becomes a junior member of the American Polled Hereford Association. The family recently moved to Frederick County where Garcia begins veterinary practice. The association grants junior memberships with reduced fees and privileges.
Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Wayne A. Cawley Jr led a SUSTA delegation to Japan for the First Nichii American Fair a 4.3 million promotion of American products and lifestyles. He attended events at five Nichii outlets joining Nichii Co president Kobayashi who praised the opening and the cross‑cultural exchange.
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