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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1994

Page

5

Equine Seminar Set At Frederick County Extension Office

A winter equine seminar is scheduled for 7 30 p m Wednesday February 23 at the Frederick County Extension Office. Dr James E Lewis will discuss alternative therapies for the horse focusing on chiropractic therapy and homeopathy. Sponsored by the Catoctin Chapter PVDA and the Frederick County Cooperative Extension Service. To register call Shirley Ford at 301 241 3020. The National Grange launches an Earthquake Relief Fund to aid California quake victims seeking donations via checks to Earthquake Relief Fund National Grange 1616 H St NW Washington DC 20006 call 202 628 3507 for details.

Frederick County Extension Office James E. Lewis Lewis Catoctin PVDA Frederick County Cooperative Extension Service Shirley Ford National Grange California Robert Barrow Bob Clouse H St Washington, D.C

Maryland Agriculture Conference Proceedings Available

Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Robert L. Walker announced that the completed Governor's Conference on Maryland Agriculture proceedings from December 15, 1998 are available. The Delmarva Farmer printed the proceedings, including 25 speeches by Walker Gardner Oliver Phillips Thompson and other experts. Contact the Maryland Department of Agriculture at 50 Harry S. Truman Parkway Annapolis 21401 or call 410-841-5880 to receive a copy.

Maryland Secretary of Agriculture Robert L. Walker Delmarva Walker Bruce L. Gardner Craig Oliver University of Maryland Steele Phillips Dorchester County Edward Thompson Jr American Farmland Trust Maryland Department of Agriculture Harry S. Truman Parkway Annapolis

Maryland MDA offers first 1994 nutrient management exam in March

Maryland Department of Agriculture Secretary Robert L. Walker announced the first nutrient management certification examination for 1994 scheduled for March 10 at MDA headquarters in Annapolis. Open to private and public sector professionals. apply by February 25 with a $50 fee, exempt for government personnel. Call 410 841 5863 for forms and study materials.

Maryland Department of Agriculture MDA Robert L. Walker Annapolis Maryland Chesapeake Bay

Pesticide applicator exam slated in Carroll County

The Carroll County Extension Service will sponsor a Private Pesticide Applicator Certification Exam from 1 to 3 PM or 7 to 9 PM on March 2 at the Extension Service Office Building. A training session from 1 to 3 PM or 7 to 9 PM on Feb 23 precedes the exam. attendance is optional but recommended. Contact 410-848-4611 or 410-875-2801 with questions.

Carroll County Extension Service

Farmer Appreciation Night at Tire Mart Frederick

Tire Mart of 43 Degrange Street Frederick hosts a farmer appreciation night from 7 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday February 23. Door prizes product displays a special Safemark presentation by Ron Diamond and Donnie Slick at 8 p.m and a video Maryland Farmers Professionals from the Ground Up. 10 percent discount on all Safemark products. Call 663-3211 for more information.

Tire Mart Degrange Street Frederick Ron Diamond Donnie Slick Maryland

FFA Alumni Plan Dance At Woodsboro Fire Hall

The Frederick FFA Alumni hosts a public dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Saturday March 5 at Woodsboro Fire Hall Woodsboro. Music by Rick Holley and Friends. Tickets 7 dollars at the door B Y O B. sets provided. For more info call 845-2503 or 662-0176.

Frederick Ffa Woodsboro Rick Holley B.Y.O.B

Grangers deliver baskets during holiday visit to Thurmont residents

Thurmont Grangers and junior Grangers visited local homes delivering fruit baskets Christmas cards and armaments while caroling. Residents Floyd and Kathleen Blower Jim and Estelle Baker Lola Zentz Edna Lewis Joan Blake Frank Martin Ross Smith Sr Madeline Frushour Harold and Kathryn Shorb Earl Miller Sr and Ed Free received baskets and cards.

Thurmont Floyd Kathleen Blower Jim Estelle Baker Lola Zentz Edna Lewis Joan Blake Frank Martin Ross Smith Sr Madeline Frushour Harold Kathryn Shorb Earl Miller Sr Ed Free Gene Lingg Larry Messner Mehrle Shriner Frank Kendall Catherine Mersch Howard Miller Robert Remsberg Rachel Zentz Bessie Toms

Cattle industry shifts as 1994 outlook predicts price pressures

Analysts at the National Cattlemen's Association annual outlook seminar in Reno say beef production will rise 3 to 4 percent in 1994, squeezing prices while industry structure shifts toward value added and efficiency. Cattle-Fox notes margins will narrow, and costs may rise if 1994 grain crops falter. New officers elected include Dan Koons as president and Bob Drake as president-elect, with Clark Willingham named first vice president. A SAFS summary booklet was released at the convention.

National Cattlemen's Association Reno Nev Cattle-Fox Lee Borck Larned Kan Topper Thorpe Dan Koons Shirley Ill Koons Funk Farms Trust Bob Drake Davis Okla Drake Farms Clark Willingham Dallas Texas Stoney Point Agricorp Rio Vista Melissa Owl Feeders The National Cattlemen Sherry Young P.O Englewood Colo

Agriculture Calendar items for Frederick area 1994 list

The Frederick News-Post Ag Calendar invites farm groups to submit free listings. Deadline is noon Friday prior to Tuesday’s publication. Entries include meetings and events in Frederick and surrounding counties from Feb through March 1994, with locations and times.

Frederick

Holstein Steers Profit and Feeding in Dairy Beef Programs

Agri-Views discusses the leaner Holstein steer market and feeding framework for dairy beef producers. It notes feed costs approx 70 percent of total costs, options for marketing, and how efficiency shifts after 11 to 12 months. The piece compares high concentrate versus high roughage diets, optimal weights around 1200 pounds, and dressing percentages.

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