Maryland Soil Testing Charges Rise At University Lab
Dr Welemiller reports new soil and garden test fees at Maryland soil testing program run by University of Maryland. Charges for laez and garden tests rise to 5 per sample while rentine farm field tests range 3 to 5 per sample. Special tests will be changed and sell testing remains unchanged since 1930s. The program helps protect environmental quality and promote healthy lawns shrubs and crops across Maryland.
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Webeuster
Univarsity of Maryland
Wetendlar
Dar. Welemiller
Maryland
Weismiller
Maryland Soybean Board Announces Research Initiative
Maryland Soybean Board Chairman Dave Sparks announced a soybean research initiative. Interested parties may write to the Maryland Soybean Board at P O Box 318 Salisbury MD 21803 for more information.
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Maryland Soybean Board
Dave Sparks
P.O. Box
Salisbury
Bush to speak to farmers at 1962 Farm Bureau meeting
President George Bush will address the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Kansas City Missouri February 12 to 16 1902. He spoke before about 6000 Farm Bureau delegates from 50 states and Puerto Rico and will speak Monday morning January 13. The event includes congressmen speakers economists and sessions planning the year’s activities.
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Eee
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AFBF
Farm Organization
Orlando
Farm Bureau
Puerto Rico
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Manny Nas
Aees Ee
Jimmy and
Charles Hatcher
Witer Wares Brookes
Job Lane
Bill Tierney
Brune Vavin Ki
Cus
Equine art auction seeks donations for TRF fundraiser
The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation Midlantic Chapter plans its second annual auction on Feb 1 seeking stallion breeding seasons, equine art, and racing memorabilia to fund retirement facilities in Maryland and New York and expansion into New Jersey. Donations can be sent to Great Neck, NY.
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Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation Midlantic Chapter
TRF
Herb Moals
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Moelis
Hp Wem
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
Great Neck Road
Great Neck
Agriculture Calendar 1981 Ag Calendar Listings
The Frederick Newsfest Agriculture Calendar for 1981 lists farm events and deadlines. Notices include the Jam 1 planting meeting in Frederick County, the American Sheep Industry Convention in Orlando, the National Western Stock Show in Denver, the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, and other industry gatherings with dates and locations. Send corrections to Agriculture Editor, News-Fest, Frederick 21701.
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News-Fest
Penderick
Mecyland Junior Bolstein
SDI seeks emergency hearing on milk price floor
Southeast dairy interests led by SDI urge the U S Department of Agriculture to schedule an emergency hearing to consider a basic formula price floor of 11 50 per hundredweight for Class I milk under the federal orders. SDI warns declines in raw milk prices threaten Southeast farmers and consumer costs while noting imports and exodus from dairy production.
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SDI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Southeast
James W. McDowell Jr
Dairymen Inc
Middle Atlantic
Tenes Jong
Busipeas
McDowell
Daninesy
Conference on farms and environment in Annapolis
The Cooperative Extension Service of Maryland Institute for Agriculture and Natural Resources schedules its second annual conference on sustainable farming and environmental cooperation. The all day event is Thursday Jan 3 at the Holiday Inn in Annapolis with PACE as the theme and aims to showcase on farm adaptive research and demonstration projects. Delaware participation is invited with the University of Delaware assisting sponsor.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland Institute For Agriculture and Natural Resources
Holiday Inn
Annapolis
Maryland
PACE
Chesapeake Bay Area
Delaware
University of
Refuce
James Cacteam
Hanson
Southern Maryland
Dairymen face slower milk production and prices in 1990s
The report analyzes November 1990 dairy trends across 21 states, noting 16 states had fewer milk cows than a year earlier and 14 had similar or lower total production. California led with higher cows, while Idaho and Texas showed declines in production and cow numbers. Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota posted modest gains in milk per cow, with overall prices expected to remain above year-ago levels if commercial milk sales recover, despite lower production and cheese stock concerns.
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Mlee Ene Bane
California
Wisconsin
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Eae
Washington
Idaho
Texas
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