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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1965
Page
7
Maryland and Delaware Crop Reporting Service reports show January 1 grain on hand higher than last year. Corn totals reached 19 848 000 bushels with 12 792 000 on farms and 7 056 000 off. Barley stored 1 426 000 with 4 199 000 on farms and 227 000 off. Oats fell to 804 000 from 1 339 000. wheat at 7 210 000 with 6 877 000 off farm storage.
The second All-American Dairy Show will run September 13 to 17 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Building in Harrisburg. Holstein Black and White, Guernsey, and Jersey sales are scheduled with free admission and parking, drawing dairy breeders from the United States and Canada to cement the event as the world’s largest.
Fast grasses like Bermudas and roystas are warm season varieties that show peak growth during the summer months, highlighting their rapid summer development.
Nearly 80 Southern States board and committee members, agricultural workers, and agency managers are expected at a regional board meeting at the Carroll Agricultural Center near Westminster. Stanley P. Stabler of Brooksville will preside, a Maryland public director on the co op board since 1963. A. P. Sale, fertilizer services director, will report on six months of operations and outline long range plans to address the changing agricultural economy.
Cooperative Extension Service home economists suggest stretching meat, fish, or chicken by pairing with a thin cream sauce and cooked noodles or rice in a casserole type dish to extend portions.
The piece argues President Johnson's recent farm budget figures and his call for parity of opportunity align. It contends his $100 billion target drives modest USDA cuts while pledging to preserve price supports and commodity programs through Congress. It links parity to poverty efforts and rural economic development.
Extension Agent Allen B Bryant outlines how to balance a dairy cow ration by evaluating roughage and supplementing with a grain mix rich in protein and energy. He emphasizes calcium phosphorus salt vitamins A D B and palatability while offering calculated feed values based on corn and soy meal prices to aid formulating economical mixtures.
Dwight Smith of Jefferson, Maryland, winner of the Maryland 4H Congress recreation project, recounts his Chicago trip and experiences at the National 4H Congress. He thanks sponsors and mentors, describes influential speakers, and vows to continue helping youth in 4H back home in Frederick County.
Penn State agronomist Joseph D. Harrington reports high yields from sorghum sudangrass hybrids like Suchow 34 and Tru dan I but warns on prussic acid risk. Drought raises toxin levels. plant height and split nitrogen aid safety. Avoid feeding until 96 hours after killing frost.
Dr James Ferguson University of Maryland Extension warns lice mange and grub infestations reduce cattle efficiency and can cause weight loss or death. He urges timely dusting with Rotenone and the use of methoxychlor and rotenone on milking cows while avoiding milking or slaughtered cattle for 60 days. The barn itch mite will vanish as cattle go to pasture next spring.
E Rankin Lusby, executive secretary of the Maryland Farm Bureau, writes to defend the bureau against alleged errors. He asserts national policy recommendations are forwarded and debated through democratic procedures, and that Maryland’s dairy policy was substituted on the floor, not unanimously adopted. He calls the article misleading and vows to provide facts on request.
The report claims consumers now have about 8 000 items on grocer shelves versus 1 550 twenty years ago. It cites figures for Farm Bureau milk activity and butterfat test results, while mentioning a factor of political affairs and ownership by C. Lester Du to address problems in Lime Kiln.
University of Maryland Extension home economists state milk provides the richest calcium among commonly eaten foods in the United States, highlighting its role in daily nutrition.
Markets tout eggs as a big value with high protein and essential vitamins A B D and minerals. The low calorie profile appeals to health conscious shoppers seeking nutrition without excess calories.
The average American factory worker now spends about 37 hours of earnings to buy a month’s market basket, down from 60 hours 15 years ago. This reflects a long term improvement in purchasing power and cost of living.
Field appears to list multiple farm and 4 H classes, photography sessions, and shows across Frederick County sites including Adamstown Thurmont Walkersville Middletown and Winchester Hall. Activities include Adult and Young Farmer Classes, 4 H events, a Spring Market Hog Show and a 4 H Public Speaking Contest with dates in February March and April.
Twenty one Maryland dairy men secure membership in the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Notable names include R G Bartlett Jr John W Bradley Frederick Norman R Bassler Paul F Brower and John D Gartrell. Heather Blundell, three time British women’s squash champion, plans to compete in Britain South Africa and the United States this year.
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