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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1990
Page
9
A wrapup of upcoming agricultural related meetings and events in Frederick County and surrounding areas. The listings include local farm groups, Extension services, and producer gatherings scheduled over the coming weeks and months.
The Maryland Organic Food and Farming Association held its first statewide workshop with over 70 attendees from Maryland's organic food sector. Topics included standards practices certification marketing education and outreach. The next meeting is at 10:30 a.m. January 15 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture with contacts Marty Rice and George Roche for details.
Frederick County Holstein Association sponsors an 8 pm to midnight dance on Friday January 26 at Walkersville Firehall to benefit the Maryland 4H Dairy Cattle Judging Team. Proceeds support the team which won the national title last October and will compete internationally in Scotland. A fun auction and crafts sale accompany the event. tickets $10 per person $15 per couple. For reservations contact Tim Traylor or Bonnie Remsberg. Kenneth W Favorite joins American Angus Association.
The Maryland Agricultural Commission will hold a regular meeting at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday January 10 in Annapolis at Agriculture. Agenda items include commodity reports 1990 legislation and agricultural marketing.
At the December Frederick County Farm Bureau board meeting local Safemark dealers were honored for outstanding sales and service in 1989. Recognized were William Clem, Lee Delauter, Dale Delauter, Kenny Martin, Mitch Nikirk, Joseph Free, and Steve Stull. absent were Mullinix Grain and Fertilizer representatives.
Former agriculture editor for the Frederick News-Post was honored for twelve years of service with the Frederick County Farm Bureau. Present were Peggy Garst publicity chairman and George B. Delaplaine Jr. editor and publisher of the News-Post.
Feeding soybeans to dairy cows rises due to better price, quality, and milk prices. Compare whole beans versus soybean meal and consider roasting costs or delivery fees, plus bypass protein needs and 89 Act withholding rules.
Agriculture and the University of Maryland seek host families to house Soviet agriculture students for a two month summer program in Maryland. Last year 13 students participated, with surveys showing high satisfaction and improved plans for this year.
The Ag Calendar in the Frederick News-Post Agriculture Section is revised each Tuesday. Farm groups may submit activities free of charge by the Friday deadline before publication. Send additions changes or corrections to the Agriculture Editor News-Post Frederick. Agriculture is our leading industry.
January 1990 events list includes the 4th Pennsylvania Farm Show at Farm Show Complex Harrisburg from Jan 7 to 12. A Jan 16 sign-in starts for the 1990 Feed Grain and Wheat Program at the Frederick County ASC office. Jan 26 hosts a benefit dance for the Maryland 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Team at Walkersville Fireball from 8 p.m. to midnight. Jan 27 Frederick County Pomona Grange meets at Glade United Church of Christ Walkersville at 10 a.m.
The note weighs bean economics versus soybean meal costs. With beans at 5.60 per unit and 0.06 processing, total 6.20 equals 260 per ton meal. At 220 per ton meal, selling beans to buy meal plus 0.35 delivery favors selling beans. It questions whether bypass protein is needed, noting solvent meal is rumen soluble while properly roasted beans yield about 50 percent bypass protein.
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