Maryland Council Cooperatives annual meeting set for March 3
The Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives will hold its annual meeting at 9 a.m. on Wednesday March 3 in the Mount Airy Fire Co Activities Building. Terry Barr of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives will address legislative issues facing cooperatives. Council updates will include the Maryland Institute of Cooperative Education seminar.
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Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Mount Airy Fire Co
Terry Barr
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Maryland Institute of Cooperative Education
Expo seeks honorees for World Dairy Expo awards
World Dairy Expo invites nominations for Dairyman of the Year Dairy Woman of the Year Industry Person of the Year and International Person of the Year to be announced at the 27th annual event September 29 to October 3 An anonymous committee of dairy industry leaders will select honorees Nomination postmark deadline is May 1 Official forms available by contacting World Dairy Expo Madison Wisconsin.
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FFA speakers honored regional prepared public speaking champs
Mark Spurrier of Singapore and Marsha Flook of Brunswick were named senior and junior champions at the Region 2 FFA Prepared Public Speaking Contest held at Frederick High School. In the junior division Joann Hagelin of Frederick and Kim Harsh of Brunswick finished second and third. Senior placings from second to sixteenth include Annette Summers, Joy Titus, Richard O'Hara, Hope Barkier, Jessica Porter, Clint Reifsnider, Chris Crum, Amy Webber, Jennifer Haines, Heather Seppo, Christine Daley, Stacey Hines, Michelle Himes, Paula Davis, and Jeff Rough from various local schools.
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Mark Spurrier
Singapore
Marsha Flook
Brunswick
FFA
Frederick High School
Joann Hagelin
Frederick
Kim Harsh
Annette Summers
Joy Titus
Richard O'Hara
Hope Barkier
Jessica Porter
Clint Reifsnider
Walkersville
Chris Crum
Amy Webber
Jennifer Haines
Middletown
Heather Seppo
Catoctin
Christine Daley
Career and Technology Center
Stacey Hines
Linganore
Michelle Himes
Paula Davis
Jeff Rough
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative Refunds $2.8 Million Payout
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative distributed 2.8 million dollars in patronage refunds to members based on the amount of milk each member sold during the 1987 fiscal year. The refunds follow a five-year revolving schedule, one of the most aggressive among dairy cooperatives.
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Atlantic Dairy Cooperative
Atlantic
World Beef Expo to Host Education Forum in Madison
World Beef Expo announces an Education Forum with profitability focus at the Dane County Expo Center in Madison from April 16 to 18. Topics include a live animal evaluation clinic an international breeders forum and a nutritional technical conference. Contact World Beef Expo at 122 East Olin Ave Suite 270 Madison WI 53713.
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Dane County Expo Center
Madison
Wis
East Olin Ave
Career Network Event for ag students set at UMD
The fourth annual Career Network Event co sponsored by the University of Maryland College of Agriculture and Alumni Chapter will run 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday February 24 in the Colony Ballroom Stamp Union College Park campus. Agricultural firms and government agencies will attend offering internships and permanent jobs and general career information. For details call Gail Yeaser at 405-2434.
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University of Maryland College of Agriculture and
College of Agriculture
Colony
Stamp Union
College Park
Gail Yeaser
Breeders consign steers to Northeast Feedlot Test
Local Polled Hereford breeders have consigned six head of yearling steers to the Northeast Feedlot Test and Carcass Evaluation. The 60 pound calves were armed in December at D and D Feedlots in Urbana Ohio and are expected to finish by June or July at about 1159 to 1200 pounds. Breeders include Tamsey Farms Easton $&J Farms Monkton Grandview Farms Harwood Churchview Farms Millersville and Doug Klotz Friendsville.
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D&d
Urbana
Ohio
Tamsey Farms
Easton
J Farms
Monkton
Grandview Farms
Harwood
Churchview Farms
Millersville
Doug Klotz
Friendsville
Crafty Crankers Shine at Carroll Ag Days Ice Cream Meet
The Crafty Crankers of Carroll County Farm Bureau wow fans at Carroll County Ag Days with a quick tasting of homemade ice cream. Participants include Sharon Martin Shelley Logue Shirley Logue and Mary Rabic.
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Carroll County Farm Bureau
Carroll County 4-H Dairy Club Makes Mom's Strawberry Ice Cream
Carroll County Ag Days featured the Dairy Club turning out Mom's Strawberry Ice Cream. Club members Jeffrey Fritz Kelly Myers Jessica Fritz and Billy Null posed for a photo while earning a second place honor.
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Carroll County
4-H Dairy Club
Jeffrey Fritz
Kelly Myers
Jessica Fritz
Billy Null
Agriculture Calendar details and submission deadline
The Ag Calendar in the Frederick News-Post Agriculture Section is revised weekly on Tuesday. Submissions of farm group activities are free and due by noon Friday before publication. Address corrections to Agriculture Editor News-Post Frederick 21705.
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Frederick
Maryland Farm Bureau Day and Farm Events Ledger
A compact list of February events in Maryland including Maryland Farm Bureau Day in Annapolis on Feb 16, Agribusiness Breakfast in Frederick County on Feb 17, Multi-State Youth Business Symposium Feb 18-19 at Hyatt Inner Harbor Baltimore, Equine Teeth Seminar Feb 19, Holstein Banquet Feb 20, Thurmont Grange Feb 22, Myth Busters Beef Seminar Feb 23-24, University of Maryland Career Network Feb 24, New Market Grange Feb 27, and FFA Made for Excellence Feb 27-28 with contact numbers for information.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
Annapolis
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn Fsk
Hyatt Regency
Sheraton Inn
Hagerstown
University of Maryland Career Network
Colony Ballroom
Stamp Union
College Park
New Market Grange Meeting
New Market Grange Hall
Maryland
Comfort Inn
Westminster
Genetic markers aim to breed leaner lambs in future
Washington based Agricultural Research Service geneticists report a method to predict lamb fatness using markers in AP2 and LPL genes. Research at the U S Sheep Experiment Station near Dubois Idaho with Utah State University teams ties higher AP2 and lower LPL expression to fatter lambs. A blood test at birth could identify fat-prone lambs for selective breeding and targeted feeding.
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ARS
Gary D. Snowder
U.S
Dubois
Idaho
Snowder
Agricultural Research Magazine
Utah State University
Snowderland
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