Dairy nominations sought for World Dairy Expo awards
World Dairy Expo seeks leaders from the international dairy industry for its annual recognition awards. Nominations are due by Friday February 1 for Industry Person of the Year Dairy Woman of the Year Dairyman of the Year and International Person of the Year. Winners attend the Dinner With the Stars October 2 4 in Madison Wisconsin. Call 608 224 4455 or visit walede wyelexpro cuir for details.
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Horse expo slated at Maryland and New Jersey venues
The Harke Wodd Expo runs Thursday to Sunday July 17–20 at Maryland State Fairgrounds Timonium with noon to 9 pm on Thursday and 10 am to 9 pm Friday 9 am to 8 pm Saturday and 4 am to 5 pm Sunday. Admission 8 for adults. parking free. Features include horse product trade show parade of breeds stallion avenue mounted demonstrations and clinics by Parelli Cox and Palm. For info call 410-668-2806 or visit horseworldexpo.org.
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Somerset
Maryland
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Estate Seminar Set By Maryland Agriculture Department
The Maryland Department of Agriculture will host a retirement and estate planning seminar titled Panning Over the Land in Annapolis. It runs Friday January 18 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. with a $6 preregistration fee. Speakers Marvin Anderson and Joanne Hamilton will cover retirement planning, valuation, and transfer options. Call 800-492-5590 or visit www.adaslalemd.us for details.
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Maryland agriculture events calendar January notes
Maryland Department of Agriculture hosts several events in January including the Turning Over the Land retirement and estate planning seminar in Annapolis and Farming for Profit and Stewardship Conference at the Clarion Hotel in Dagerstown. Other listings cover the 86th Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Reno, and the National Western Stock Show in Denver with Angus activities. Local fairs and state conservation meetings are noted at various venues in Annapolis and Timonian.
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Wild horses sold for slaughter despite adoption effort
Wild horses placed for adoption by the Bureau of Land Management continue to be slaughtered within weeks of title transfer, sparking criticism of the agency’s investigation practices. Critics say BLM fails to prosecute or properly interview adopters and that some horses are resold for slaughter, with four animals slaughtered within four weeks of titled ownership in 1997 and similar cases in recent years. The Hand for Animals advocates tighter rules, noting impact on horse welfare and market demand.
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Seus
Aniinals
PLM
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Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Hitler
Pregsne
Tire sidewall splitter aids West Nile virus prevention on farms
Frederick County Maryland cooperative extension has a new tire sidewall splitter funded by a grant under a West Nile Virus Prevention Program. The device helps remove sidewalls from tires used to secure plastic on trench silos, reducing water collection and mosquito breeding while improving feed storage. The machine can process up to 150 tires per hour and is available to farmers at no cost, with guidance from Stanley Fully at 361-631-8578.
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Farm bill fights over food stamps and farm subsidies
The Senate rejected GOP tries to boost food stamp funding by 2.5 percent while trimming farm subsidies. Lugar proposed $1 billion more and direct payments to all producers, but failed 70-30. Gregg would cut sugar subsidies, failing 71-29. The bill would reauthorize expiring programs, boost benefits modestly, and expand nutrition access.
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