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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
9
Local nurseries and mail order rosaries offer the 1964 spring catalogues featuring All American winners Granada and Saratoga. Catalogues provide growing facts, price ranges, fragrance, height, color, and bloom size, with landscape tips, color collections, and free copies by postal request.
Thomas Yeatman of Wye Mills grew 194.6 bushels per acre on Mattapex silt loam with 22 566 plants per acre and soil building practices. He received a Certificate of Merit from the University of Maryland and Talbot County Extension Service at an Easton banquet.
Cash buyers seek farms and acreage in Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. Includes 6 acre wooded tract 200 ft along macadam road, 12 acre woodland with 20 ft right of way, 2 bedroom bungalow, 11 800 price, 14 acre estate 21000, 90 acre beef farm, 70 acre beef farm with building lot, 120 acre stock farm, 100 acre beef farm with modern house. J Orville Stop broker Frederick Maryland contact 462-4976.
The Maryland State Horticultural Society urges orchard workers be given the right to shoot any deer damaging fruit trees. A resolution at the Hagerstown annual meeting also calls for an open season on does in the orchard area. Delegates elected Clay W. Shaw president with officers Hepburn Allen Stadelbacher Butler serving as vice presidents secretary and treasurer.
Michigan State University in East Lansing will host the American Institute of Cooperation summer session August 9-12 drawing more than 3,000 agricultural leaders college and government farm experts and young farmers from across the nation. J K Stern president notes the 1925 charter as the national educational and research agency for farmer cooperatives and calls the event a yearly campus conference. The 1963 meeting was at Nebraska Lincoln August 4-7. Michigan farm groups and university faculty express enthusiasm.
The article notes Republican criticism of Johnsons farm program and Freeman appeals to wheat growers in Texas to back rapid enactment of legislation. Farm Bureau rallies nationwide push to oppose the 1964 program and widen Treasury payments to curb production.
The ad lists multiple properties for sale including an 8 room frame dwelling in Hospital section with 3 car garage and immediate possession at 9000 dollars. Also a 6 room new brick rambler with carport and a 3 percent acre improved dairy farm with a 7 room main dwelling and a 40 cow barn near Frederick.
The Institute will hold its summer session at Michigan State University drawing over 1,000 young farmers and rural youth from Future Farmers of America 4 H Clubs and other groups. National speakers will address farm business problems while sectional meetings cover marketing credit poultry and egg markets rural electrification and related services. George K. Dike leads planning with L. L. assisting.
Property listings include 3 bedroom ranch homes near Monagacy Village and Hyattstown, 5 bedroom modern house south of Frederick, 4 room and 6 room houses with baths and heat, plus a 290 acre dairy farm with barns and silos. Also offered are 147 acre stock farm, 16 acre dairy setup, and a two story snow white home at Thurmont with modern finishes. Prices range around $10,500 to $19,750. Local realtor Guy R. Creager and Zentz listings shown.
Boger, chairman of the Department of Agricultural Economics at Michigan State University, L A Cheney secretary of the Michigan Association of Farmer Cooperatives, and Howard Bernson a conference consultant with the Continuing Education Service at MSU are listed as participants.
Ranking cow Brook Lodge Mystic Dandy 3059214 owned by Frank G. Remsberg and Son of Middletown placed third in Maryland for fat production in a 305 day lactation. The cow produced 14,661 pounds of milk at 4.5 percent butterfat for 662 pounds of fat, with twice daily milking. Classification is listed in the senior age group.
Forest Service notes forest tree plantings have risen over 50 years with acreage doubling from 1953 to 1963. The listing includes multiple homes near Frederick and Mt. Prospect Estates, with prices from 800 dollars upward and lots 100 by 200 feet or larger. Realtors A Luther Knowles, Glenn Trout, Roy E. Baker listed.
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