Young Farmers Host Regional Meeting on Renewable Energy
The Pennsylvania Young Farmers will hold a regional meeting titled Renewable Energy and Alternate Uses for Crops on Thursday January 17 at the Adams County Agriculture and Natural Resource Center in Get tysburg PA. Registration starts 8 30 am with the program from 9 am to 2 pm Lunch is provided preregistration requested and speakers include Rick Handley Scott Welch and Lynn Kime. Contact Ally Zimmerman at 717 359 0422 for field information registration or displays.
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Adams County Agriculture and Natural Resource Center
Gettysburg
Indis Rick Handley
Northeast
Scott Welch
York Development Corporation
Lynn Kime
Ally Zimmerman
Soil conservationists meet in Annapolis with public access
The State Soil Conservation Committee and the Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts will hold a 330 p.m. meeting on Wednesday January 23 at the Radisson Hotel in Annapolis. The session will cover soil conservation and water quality program implementation and policy development. Contact Louise Lawrence at 410 841 5863 for details.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
Radisson Hotel
Annapolis
Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Louise Lawrence
Fellowship of Christian Farmers Outreach Kickoff Dinner
The Fellowship of Christian Farmers Outreach hosts a kickoff dinner at 7 p.m. on Friday January 25 at Wilhelm Ltd Caterers in Westminster. Tickets cost 12 dollars with reservations due by January 21. Pastor Bill Mummert will present a challenge. A monthly prayer breakfast follows on the second Wednesday at Bullack's Adepurtion in Westminster. Call Wilson, Dave, Roland, or Jaki Mike for details.
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Wilhelm Ltd
Westminster
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Frederick County junior halstein award seeks applicants
Frederick County invites juniors aged 14 to 24 with 4H or FFA projects to apply for the Distinguished Junior Halstein award. Winners receive a trophy lamp and a savings bond. For applications call Vivian McCuller at 410 TTR THIS.
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Halstein
Wirmens
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Carroll County Winter Agriculture Calendar Events
Calendar notes for Carroll County Extension including Mid Winter Daily Meeting rooms A and B at Westminster offices, Renewable Energy for Crops in Gal lysburg and Jun 17 20 events, Maryland Department of Agriculture retirement and farming for profit seminar January 11, Holstein Junior Jamboree January 28 in Annapolis, Dairy Hoof Care program January 23, plus Frederick County horse events and a Mount Aetna kickoff dinner.
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Radisson
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Willan
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Port closure slows soybeans and grain costs rise
Farmers in Frederick face higher transport costs as the Port of Baltimore grain elevator remains closed for repairs. MGPA director Lynne Hoot says the halt cuts soy prices by about 25 cents per bushel, delaying repairs with an estimated 7 to 10 million dollars needed. Insurance issues and funding hold reopening, while port officials seek a cheaper plan to resume shipping.
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Norfolk
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Martian
Towal
Ceyfort I Aise
Wheat acreage falls to record low in 1471 year
Government reports 47 million acres planted to winter wheat, the smallest since 1471, with farmers shifting to soybeans and corn amid drought tolerance and rising profitability in soybeans. Nebraska, South Dakota, and Washington also show reduced wheat plantings, prompting export and price adjustments.
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Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Whatington
United States
Costs of production for Maryland dairy farms analyzed
Maryland dairy producers gain a new tool to quantify costs of production using IRS Schedule F as a base. A 33-farm study compares net farm profit, herd size, and milk yield across confinement and grazing systems to reveal that grazing herds often incur higher state profits despite fewer cows and lower per cow production.
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DHIA
Dairymien
Maryland
Lienine Colina
Chive
Maryland Cooperative Extension
Aid props up farm income amid expected 20 percent drop
U.S. Agriculture Department projects net farm income could fall about 20 percent this year to around 40.0 billion without new federal aid. Congress debates immediate farm subsidies and emergency payments as farmers face price declines and swings in crop revenue.
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Malo
Ames Highardson
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Batouls
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