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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1992
Page
9
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announces an Agribusiness Breakfast at 8 am on Wednesday December 16 at Holiday Inn FSK Mall. Dr. Earl Brown of the University of Maryland will discuss food processing and distribution in Kazakhstan and other former Soviet states. Call 662 4164 for details.
Martha Clark of Glenelg leads The Howard Soil Conservation District to a grand award in the 45th Conservation Awards Program. The district was one of 54 chosen for 1991 achievements from nearly 3,000 nationwide districts. Clark joined a Scottsdale work study program and met SCS chief Bill Richards and NACD president Jerry Digerness to discuss major conservation issues.
The 13th annual Delmarva Corn and Soybean Conference proceeds February 17 at the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center Salisbury. The day includes sessions on soil compaction acidity groundwater quality droughty soils and environmental and market trends with lunch and exhibits.
Terrie Shank of South Hagerstown and Joseph Linthicum of Francis Scott Key attended the 86th American Vocational Association National Convention in St Louis Missouri with over 6000 vocational educators from 12 AVA divisions. They hosted sessions and served on the MATA publications committee while Shank is past president and Linthicum current MATA president.
The Montgomery County H Beef Club elected Lonette Luther as president Chris Morris as vice president Adrienne Wojciechowski as secretary Margaret Luther as treasurer Bobbi Pollitt as historian and Michael Mendoza as reporter Returning officers are Tricia Stabler Alana Burdette Diana Covell Kelli Holland and Heather Sherwood The club will distribute beef baskets with a frozen roast vegetables fruits produce and breads to needy families in January.
Calendar items show Dairy Task Force hearings scheduled across multiple counties and venues. Key events include sessions at Frederick County H Camp and Activities Center, Carroll County Agricultural Center, Westin Stir, and various hotels. Dates span December 11 to January 3 with times noted, plus related agribusiness committee meetings and shows.
At the 126th annual Denver convention National Grange leader Robert Barrow urged drastic changes in agricultural policy. He blamed government commodity programs for favoring large profits over small and medium farms and called for new farm income supplements linked to family income. Delegates endorsed regional dairy compacts, reform of capital gains taxation, and districts drawn by geography. They also backed studies on ethanol, clean air, recycling, and school prayer.
Seven gold star awards were presented at the Frederick County Farm Bureau Banquet. From left are Jesse Burall president Charles Smith national affairs Annette Summers Frederick County Farm Queen Shirley Zimmerman women's committee Sara Roop young farmers committee Frank Gladhill public affairs Joe Free service to member and Elwood Hipkins discussion groups. Directors recently retired at the Frederick County Farm Bureau Banquet. From left are Jesse Burall president Daniel Nowell retired director Annette Summers county farm queen Gary Grossnickle and Elwood Hipkins both retiring directors.
Gary Branning II Carroll County Farm Bureau president presents a $10,000 donation to Lawrence Meeks of the Carroll County Agriculture Center during the organization's recent banquet.
Agri-Views emphasizes buying high quality seed with proper labels to avoid crop failure. It warns against weed seeds, noxious weeds, and poor germination, and notes storage, treatment, and proper grading impact establishment. The piece mentions seed labels detailing seed kind, variety, inert matter, germination, and tagger info. It also includes farm bureau donations and awards from Frederick and Carroll counties.
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