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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1996

Page

7

Equine psychology class teaches horses see world differently

Dr Teresa A Sawyer teaches Carroll Community College students in Westminster about equine psychology through a one credit course. Twenty six enrollments show strong interest. The class surveys horse sensory systems, social relations and learning principles including classical conditioning and extinction. Field trips evaluate horse reactions at a local farm with hands on demonstrations and tests using gypsy test and Vonfrey hairs to map sensitive areas.

Herbert Westminster Sawyer Carroll Community College Telinda Deel Millers Julie Baker Hampstead Teresa A. Sawyer Asbury Joe Francis Victoria Lagatare

Farm bill move nears Senate final vote with subsidies shift

The Senate advances toward a final farm bill vote ending direct crop subsidies in favor of guaranteed declining payments over seven years. The deal preserves the permanent farm law, while sweeteners like food stamps conservation and dairy protections boost support. Gramm’s absence drew bipartisan criticism as Dole and Lugar push for a Republican presidential bid.

Washington Senate Phil Gramm Texas Tom Daschle D-S.c Clinton Congress Patrick Leahy D-Vt Agriculture Committee New England Gramm Iowa Louisiana Dole

Dairy bill would push fortified milk to higher solids

Washington AP report notes a House moving bill would raise minimum nonfat solids in all milk to about 12 percent for reduced fat and 9 percent for skim, with whole milk adding nonfat solids. Critics warn tastier but pricier milk and possible higher costs for food programs, while industry officials cite improved nutrition and flavor.

Washington Congress Agriculture Department House Agriculture Committee California James C Barr National Milk Producers Federation Kroger Co Paul Bernish Milk Producers Federation

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