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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2001
Page
4
The United Soybean Board elected new leaders as Mark Eck of Henderson was chosen as chair, representing a 62 member volunteer board. Doug from Shayton Minnesota was elected as the vice chair. Contact numbers provided for more information.
New Market Grangers plan to join a national conven tion to discuss and decide on becoming one of 200 Action Oranges in the nation. John Thompson to review program requirements and lead the presentation at the November gathering.
The Mainland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation board of trustees will meet Tuesday January 16 in the first floor conference room of the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. The agenda covers district petitions district and easement amendments policy issues and general information. For more information call 410 841 5700.
The State Soil Conservation Committee will meet at 3:35 pm on Monday January 22 at the Radisson Hotel in Annapolis. The session runs with the Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts Winter Meeting and focuses on soil conservation and water quality program implementation and policy development. For more information contact Lowse Lawrence at 410.
The Frederick Area Landscape Contractors and Nurserymen's Association and Maryland Cooperative Extension announce a pest management conference from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday January 31 at the Urbana Firehall. Registration starts 7:15 a.m. The $35 fee covers recertification for commercial pesticide applicators. Topics include low maintenance ground covers weed control drought resistant plants pond management nutrient management and right of way weed control. Contact John Bradshaw at 301-473-5678 for details and send registrations to FALCAN 6310 Ed Crone Lane Frederick MD 21703.
Nominations are open for World Dairy Expo annual recognition awards. Nominations due Thursday February 1 in Madison Wisconsin. Winners will be honored at the Dinner with the Stars during World Dairy Expo October 3 to 7 in Madison. Call 608-224-6455 for information.
Winter management ties to expected returns as native feed is scarce. provide exercise, shelter, and roughage access. Use tall fescue, hay quality sequencing, and good shelter to prevent cold stress. feed poor quality hay first and reserve better hay for peak winter need. Leguminous hays, straw, and wheat straw support a solid winter ration for sheep and cattle.
Frederick County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee held its annual Christmas luncheon with officers and directors arranged in three rows. In front, Evelyn Gaver and Audrey Wolfe sit as corresponding and recording secretaries, Evelyn Wilcom is chair, Shirley Zimmerman is vice chair, and Karen Rhoderick is a new director. Second row features Peggy Long and Pam Sayior as new directors with Elaine Brandenburg as director. Back row includes Mary Sue Grossnickle, Paula Fry as new director, and Cindy Rhoderick, among others.
Barry and Ted Salisbury with their children Caroline and Lake are named Take Pride to America Award winners for the Catoctin Soil Conservation District. The ceremony highlighted their efforts in soil and watershed stewardship.
The guide describes silt fences and geotextile barriers used to filter runoff from disturbed areas, noting strength and limitations for high flow. It explains earth dikes, straw bales, stabilized entrances, and inlet protection, with contact details for the Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts for more information.
A condensed calendar lists January and February farm events across Maryland and nearby states. Highlights include the National Western Stock Show in Denver, New Market Grange meetings, Farming for Profit conferences, soil conservation district meetings in Frederick and Annapolis, a biotechnology conference, and several pest, milking, and dairy-related sessions.
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