Field Crops Program Shows Farmers Practical Schooling
The Frederick County Extension Office hosted a day of schooling for area farmers at the Wolkersville Firehall. About 166 farmers learned crop planning, spraying, and weed control with demonstrations on gloves and masks, plus safety measures for herbicides and pesticides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wolkersville
Beyd
Geigy Carperanes
Chritecal
Comra
Spumen
Walkersville
Wan Mike Boyd
Ucizy Corporation
Ieft
Kem Mathias
Willard Chemical Company
Frederick County Farm Bureau Opposes Potomac Edison Rate Hike
At a Frederck County Farm Bureau meeting, members rejected aligning with the Consumer Justice Organization over Potomac Edron rate increases. The group referred the issue to the Policy Development Committee for study and opposed a 22 percent electrical rate rise as inflationary and unjustified. Members renewed 02 memberships for 1975 and discussed citrus program participation and Welcome Wagon milk gift plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck County Farm Bureau
Comumer Justice Organization
Potomac Edron
Sire Power
Harold Burrier
Consumer Justice Organization
Farm Bureau
Ats
Potomac Edison
Paul Spurner
Paul Spurrier
Robert Fogle
Frederick County
Hershey
Focal Farm Bureau
Annapolis
Frederick Courty
Gregg Hayward
Frederick
Spurrier
Bell
Rose Hill Manor
Harold Lenhart
State Farm Bureau
Libertytown
Maryland
Fruit growers meet set in Frederick Frederick County
Fruit growers gather in Frederick County for an annual meeting at Catoctin High School on February 27. The program from the University of Maryland Extension Service covers apple peach and small fruit production with talks by specialists on growth regulators high density planting economics insect control and disease management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ben Rogers
Universty
Maryland
Hancock
Richard Fundt
University of Maryland
Elroy Krestensen
University of Maryland Fruit Lab
Leslie O Weaver
Univrsity of Maryland
Sharpe couple joins American Tree Farm System project
Mr and Mrs Laurence Sharpe of Wellsville were admitted to the American Tree Farm System for an 18 acre forest property with five acres planted and 13 natural. Project forester Steve Hamilton presented the certificate at Frederick County Maryland. The program recognizes private landowners growing trees as a crop and promotes forest management, wildlife, and recreation while fostering public support for private forestry initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Sharpe
Ams
Apatite
Henim
Star Wellsville
Americas Tree Farm
Frederick County
Steve Hamilton
Mr. Sharp
Neil Sandler
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Frederick Couol
Wang Cum Crupment
CJO
Unico
Total Command Control
Igeal Permanent Press
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Frederick Co-op Sraderich
Sowthern
Enomwich Co-op
Ronewich
Woeeddbore Co-op Weedvhers
Southern States Cooperative Appliance Agency
Paul L. Droneburg
Frederick, Md
Fairgrounds
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National Tractor Pull
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Capri
Ford
Upright Freez
Scrithern States
Woodsboro
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