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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 2002
Page
9
An agriculture news notice states the Panning for sk m 2002 workshop scheduled for 9 am Tuesday January 3 at Pour Ponts Steratan Hagerstown was cancelled. A new meeting is set for 9 am to 12 pm Thursday January 7 at Mowat Airy Carnival. Contact 410-041-308 for details.
Stockholders gathered Thursday December 13 at the New Mid Way Fire Hall with about 250 patrons. The manager’s report showed a fiscal year 2000-2001 loss of 22000 on sales just over 2400000. Directors elected were Robert Black Dennis Mathias and Jack Heflin. The new board met December 17 electing Rodman Myers president Robert Blair vice president Vill Baumgardner secretary and Jeff Wivell treasurer Jerry Lillich invited general manager and Mary Ann Sharee as assistant manager. For more information call 301-271-7321.
Grangers gather at New Market Grange Hall at 7 30 p m on Wednesday to learn and act on Grange Team recommendations. Darlene Burall Gareth Lease Kay Summers Betty Mhotipson John Mhotipson Calby Crane Lavinia McGolerick Paul Leatherman Summers Scott Burall present program briefs. Final 2002 general program of work and fair expense report to be distributed amid fellowship after the meeting. Contact Gall 601 865 54193.
The Carroll County Extension Mid Winter Meeting is scheduled at Westminster's Carroll County Agriculture Center. Attendees may visit with representatives from about 10 agribusinesses. The program starts around 4:25 p.m. with topics on landowner liability, crop opportunities, herbicides, weed control, grain marketing, insurance, and alfalfa handling. Lunch reservations due by Friday, Jan 11, cost $5. For information call 4 0jage 2760.
Dr Janarer of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine will discuss hoof care and disease at a Maryland Cooperative Extension program. The seminar on February 28 at Four Points Sheraton Hagerstown costs $10 and covers anatomy of the foot trimming feeding and lameness detection. Registration and checks should be sent to Washington County Cooperative Extension at 7404 Sharpsburg Pike.
The Carroll County Extension Mid Winter Dairy Meeting is planned for Thursday Jan 0 in rooms A and B at the Carroll County Extension Office Westminster. Coffee donuts will be served, no charge. Reservations due by Monday Jan 14. Topics include dietary changes improving milk quality and profit, quality standards and milk production at the Montgomery dairy facility. For more information or to register call 410-760-?
Hereford events set for Denver national stock show with exhibitions and sales. Highlights include social activities and a Saturday program featuring a tie up of shows and a cartload display. Officials invite attendance and provide further information.
An agriculture dinner is scheduled at 63 Minhth Avenue Glen Burnie with tickets at 38. Proceeds fund education and grant programs and include admission to the Maryland Agriculture Hall of Fame festivities. Featured attractions include a drawing for rare items and a tribute to local figures.
The Brederick County Holstein Association Daren will hold its annual dance Saturday January 26 at the Woodshora Activity Center. Tickets are 10 dollars. Music by Phartory Shadow. Auction to follow. For details contact Jinn de Lisa Men at QTd 4078.
This article outlines planning and managing winter feed stocks to sustain livestock health and profitability. It covers hay quality, silage, grain substitutions, forage testing, and budgeting to prevent shortages, with guidance on evaluating feed value, balancing rations, and buying hay strategically.
The Sunita approved a bill banning packers from owning cattle or controlling beef supply, a move critics say would cripple production while supporters in the Midwest praise restricting vertical integration. Industry officials warn the plan could curb quality and timely supply, as ranchers and packers react to a proposed measure tied to farm legislation.
Readable notes show a series of January and winter meetings hosted by Grange groups and extension offices. Events include Grange Hall gatherings at 7:40, Carpentry talks, and estate planning discussions at locations such as Westmington and Westminster, plus a Farm Show at Harris and the World Expo in Maryland.
The 1998 Water Quality Improvement Act creates a tax deduction for Maryland farmers buying poultry or livestock manure spreading equipment. The deduction equals 100 percent of the expense if the farmer meets a nutrient management plan and uses certified equipment on farm land. Eligibility hinges on purchase after 1997 and a three year ownership, with a multi-year carryover if AGI is less than the expense. Contact local soil conservation districts for certification steps.
Maryland farmers face higher rents as land values climb about 5.6 percent over the year while development pressures push land prices upward. Richard Hutchison and others note scarcity of fertile land in Talbot and Caroline counties, with many farmers renting to keep operations going as urban growth expands.
Environmental groups rally behind a Senate farm bill amendment to limit federal aid for large scale livestock operations' expansion. The measure would expand eligibility rules for manure control and conservation programs, shifting funds to new or expanding facilities while opponents warn it could hurt mid sized farms and raise costs. Senator Wellstone sponsors the amendment, backed by Senator Harkin, as debate over environmental standards and industry consolidation intensifies.
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