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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1993

Page

7

Region 4-H Dairy Cattle Team to Globe Trot in Scotland

Four Maryland 4-H youth Kristi Geary Mark Iager Chip Savage and Marie Speak will represent the U S at the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh Scotland this June after winning the National 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Contest last September A fun auction to fund the trip will be held March 12 at the Comfort Inn Frostburg with items including a Lone Star quilt two nights in a honeymoon suite and milk themed collectibles Donations can be arranged by contacting Judy Lager Lee Majeskie Bonnie Remsberg Cundee Savage or Nona Schwartzbeck or checks to Maryland 4-H Foundation at University of Maryland College Park MD 20742-2311.

Maryland U.S Edinburgh Scotland Kristi Geary Gaithersburg Mark Iager Fulton Chip Savage Knoxville Marie Speak Taneytown Comfort Inn Frostburg Oakland Royal Oaks Deep Creek Lake University of Maryland Garrett County Judy Lager Lee Majeskie Bonnie Remsberg Pee Cundee Savage Nona Schwartzbeck Maryland 4-H Foundation Department of Animal Sciences College Park

Linganore FFA wins Frederick County Agricultural Mechanics Contest

Linganore FFA Chapter placed first in the Frederick County contest with Middletown Catoctin Walkersville and Frederick also competing. Individual Linganore winners were Ben Webster first Gunnar Beale seventh Anil Mahajan eighth Andy Hailer 11th and Wes Ball 20th. The team advances to the state contest at the University of Maryland College Park in May.

Linganore Ffa Frederick County Middletown Catoctin Walkersville Frederick Linganore Ben Webster Gunnar Beale Anil Mahajan Andy Hailer Wes Ball University of Maryland College Park

Warehouse removed from UGSA list at Warfield Brothers Warehouse

The Warfield Brothers Warehouse at 14663 Triadelphia Road Glenelg Howard County has been removed from the UGSA list and will not be eligible for price support loans. Removal followed a warehouseman’s request to cancel the uniform grain storage agreement governing government owned grain storage.

Ing Warfield Brother Triadelphia Road Glenelg Howard County Commodity Credit Corp Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Commodity Office

Maryland Agriculture Department Celebrates 20th Anniversary Open House

The public is invited to an open house marking the Maryland Department of Agriculture's 20th anniversary on Saturday March 20 from 9 a.m. to a p.m. at 50 Harry S Truman Parkway off Riva Road near Annapolis. Activities include a 10K run, petting zoo, farmers market, commodity demonstrations, face painting, a farm coloring contest and food. admission is free. Secretary Robert Walker says the event has grown and will be their biggest party yet for families.

Maryland Department of Agriculture Harry S. Truman Riva Road MD. 50 Annapolis Maryland Robert Walker

Singapore FFA Members Present Program at Grange Meeting

Members of the Singapore FFA Chapter with adviser Tom Hawthorne will present a program at the New Market Grange meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday February 24 at the New Market Grange Hall.

Singapore FFA Tom Hawthorne New Market New Market Grange Hall

Foaling workshop slated in Shepherdstown

Dr. Mitchell Rode will speak at 6:30 p.m. Sunday Feb 28 at Merry Mount Riding and Training Center Whiting's Neck Shepherdstown WV about foaling basics and horse care. Admission is 5 per person 2.5 per pony club member. Maryland veterinary board meets Feb 25 in Annapolis to hear and review complaints against veterinarians.

Mitchell Rode Merry Mount Whiting’s Neck Shepherdstown W.va Rode White Post Pony Club

Vet board exam scheduled at MDA

The Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will administer the state board examination at 9 a.m. Thursday, March 25, at the Maryland Department of Agriculture. A completed application and 75 registration fee must be received no later than Wednesday, Feb. 24. For more information contact the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners at 30 Harry S. Truman Parkway, Annapolis 21401, 41-3882.

Maryland Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners Maryland Department of Agriculture Annapolis Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners Harry S. Truman Parkway

Rider earns award for 590 AQHA riding hours

Patti Lee Mathes of Gaithersburg earned an award for logging 590 hours in the American Quarter Horse Association Horseback Riding Program. The program offers AQHA members recognition for time spent riding. Current members must file an official application and pay a one time $25 enrollment fee. Each participant gets an official log sheet to record hours.

Patti Lee Mathes Gaithersburg American Quarter Horse Association AQHA

Gro-Mor Plant Food expands nutrient management program

The Gro-Mor Plant Food Co. of Leola Pennsylvania expands its nutrient management program for Maryland farmers and the Eastern United States. Martin Campfield, a Penn State 1980s graduate and state certified nutrient management planner, will direct the services after roles in sales and agronomy with fertilizer companies.

Gro-Mor Plant Food Co Maryland Leola U.S Martin Cempheid Wil Penn State Campfield

National agricultural policy discussed at chamber meeting

Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness breakfast featured Reider White of Farm Credit Bank of Baltimore outlining Clinton era priorities. He highlighted USDA reorganization, exports and NAFTA, food programs, rural revitalization, GATT, and traditional farm supports. He noted USDA downsizing, export market focus, and dairy program changes.

Clinton Frederick County USDA Mike Espy U.S Mr. White Congress

Agriculture calendar highlights Maryland events schedule

Feb 20 27 marks National FFA Week with events including Maryland Career Network at University of Maryland Center Park Campus and New Market Grange meeting. March features Holstein events Banquets sales and conventions across Frederick Carroll and Lisbon areas plus the World Beef Expo in Madison Wisconsin.

University of Maryland Colony Ballroom Stamp Union College Park New Market New Market Grange Hall Maryland Comfort Inn Westminster Carroll Manor Grange Hall Frederick County Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn-Fsk Frederick Maryland Council of Farmer Cooperatives Mount Airy Walkersville Dun-Dee Country Inn Holiday Inn Grantsville Lishin Lisbon Pleasant Valley Fire Hall Carroll County Carroll County Fairgrounds Carroll Manor Grange

Importance of trees in farming and land protection

A county bulletin highlights the environmental and economic benefits of trees from soil protection to wildlife habitat. The Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts offer three year old seedlings including pines, spruce, birch, dogwood, and more. Orders due by March 15 with pick up in April and a phone number 995-2808 for details.

Catoctin Frederick Frederick County

Allelopathy in crops raises weed control and yield questions

Terry Poole explains allelopathy the chemical suppression of nearby plants by certain crops and residues. The article cites examples from oats sorghum cucumbers wheat and soybeans and notes varying effects on weeds and crops. It discusses breeding for allelopathic traits and integrating these into weed management and rotations. A Frederick grain marketing club meets biweekly at the Extension Office. next session March 3, call 694-15H for details.

Eastalco Frederick Frederick County Montevue Lane Terry Poole

Agriculture Dept plans wool and lamb data for markets

The Agriculture Department will begin estimating raw wool stocks and expanding data on lambs on feed, feedlot placements, and lambs slaughtered. About 70,000 operators will be surveyed from January with follow ups in March and November. Data will come from 800 wool warehouses and related entities.

Washington Agriculture Department Department National Agricultural Statistics Service United States The Statistics Service USDA Economic Research Service Outlook Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

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