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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1976

Page

14

Dr. Saacke to address dairy farmers at Walkersville hall

Virginia Tech reproductive physiology expert Dr. Richard Saacke will speak on Reproductive Management at the Dairy meeting Dairying in the Bicentennial Year on Wednesday Feb 4. The program covers semen evaluation straw method embryo transfer and other dairy topics with sponsors and refreshments at 9:30 a.m. All interested are invited.

Walkersville Firehall Richard Saacke Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Saacke Suacke Rutgers University Penn State Jack Curry Federal Land Bank Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore Feld Management John H. Nicolai Jr University of Kentucky Donald L. Ace Pennsylvania State University Herbert L. Brodie University of Maryland Joel Gaver Ed Kahler James Sanders Frederick County

Four Montgomery 4-H Members Win Awards at Baltimore Night

Four Montgomery County 4 H Rabbit and Cavy Club members earned honors at the First State 4H and ARBA Rabbit and Cavy Awards Night in Baltimore County. Bobby Karnes won Cavy Breeder of the Year plaque and cash. David Gesswein took Fancy Breeder of the Year trophy and cash. Wanda Priest received Runner-Up Commercial Breeder of the Year Bicentennial Half Dollar and certificate. Stephen Ray earned Showman of the Year trophy and cash and was runner-up in ARBA youth district management at the Milwaukee convention.

Montgomery County Baltimore County Bobby Karnes Silver Spring David Gesswein Bethesda Wanda Priest Germantown Stephen Ray Stephen ARBA Milwaukee Wisc

Maryland crop records in 1975 raise cautious 1976 hopes

Maryland farmers set 1975 state records with 50.1 million bushels of corn and 8.9 million bushels of soybeans while tobacco declined to 24.2 million pounds. Agriculture Secretary Young D. Hance warned that farmers may hesitate to match 1975 output in 1976, citing low grain prices, export embargo effects, and costly inputs despite strong yields.

Maryland Young D. Hance Maryland Crop Reporting Service Hance Washington United States Chicago

EIA testing required for Maryland horse shows this year

Maryland riders must present a negative Equine Infectious Anemia test for all horses over nine months at any show race or trail event. Certificates must be available for inspection, with records kept by event supervisors. Tests take about two weeks. any reactors should be removed before fly season.

Maryland Robert C. Hammond University of Maryland Hammond Maryland Department of Agriculture Hugh Binks Department of Agriculture

Census Bureau reports farm findings for 1974 in Frederick County

The 1974 census shows 1 230 farms in Frederick County sold agricultural products totaling 48 829 000. Farms with 2 500 or more in sales accounted for 48 496 000 of total sales, averaging 221 acres per farm and 1 070 per acre. Livestock and products led with 40 467 000, crops and nursery 7 159 000, poultry 847 000, forest 22 000.

Frederick County U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census

Farm Bureau to discuss land use bill in Annapolis

Frederick County Farm Bureau members will meet at Jefferson Community Center on Tuesday Jan 3 at 7 30 pm to hear comments on House Bill 783. The meeting follows a board discussion that tabled amendments. The bill shifts to voluntary district designations and easement financing, with possible changes to payment terms and interest. An open forum will let members express opinions on the bill and amendments. ANNAPOLIS Md Secretary Young D Hance announced a New Orleans trade show for food and agricultural products March 4–7 under SUSTA, with about 150 exhibits and tours for foreign buyers.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Annapolis Jefferson Community Center Jefferson Maryland Young D. Hance New Orleans Southern United States Trade Association SUSTA Rivergate Exhibition and Convention Center Hance

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