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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1994

Page

6

Regional ag land preservation meeting scheduled

The Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation Board of Trustees will meet at 9 30 a m Thursday July 28 in the first floor conference room of the Maryland Department of Agriculture 50 Harry S Truman Parkway Annapolis Agenda items include district petitions district and easement amendments and policy issues.

Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation Board of Trustees Maryland Department of Agriculture Harry S. Truman Parkway Annapolis

Governor's Pesticide Council Meeting in Annapolis

The Governor's Pesticide Council will meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, in room 110 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture. Discussion topics include biotechnology toxics reduction strategy and subcommittee reports. For more information call Mary Ellen Setting at (410) 841-5710.

Governor’s Maryland Department of Agriculture Annapolis Mary Ellen

Polled Hereford Values Rise With Breeding Demand

Polled Hereford value climbs as demand for efficient beef seedstock grows. Bull averages rose by 112 through May and female averages by 200 over last year, across about 2,000 bull lots and 5,800 female lots. Ed Bible of the American Polled Hereford Association cites breeders’ focus on efficiency and consistency.

Ed Bible American Polled Hereford Association

Grain producers to meet at Queen Annes 4H Park

The Maryland Grain Producers Association holds a midsummer meeting July 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Queen Anne’s County 4H Park near Centreville. Registration opens at 11 a.m. for a trade show. MGPA members free, nonmembers $10. Speakers include Louis Goldstein and Marty Andreas.

Maryland Grain Producers Association Queen Anne's County Centreville MD 18 Queenstown MGPA Maryland Louis Goldstein Marty Andreas Archer Daniel Midland Jock Luthy Edward Stanfield Maryland Grain Producers Utilization Board Maryland Farm Bureau Young Farmers Jefferson Patterson Park Calvert County Frederick County Agribusiness Association Glade Valley Walkersville Frederick Fairgrounds

Maryland MACS program accepts winter cover crop funding

Maryland Agriculture announces MACS cost share funding for winter cover crops planted this fall to tie up residual nitrogen. Eligible crops rye rye legume barley and wheat receive 10 dollars per acre with up to 1 000 acres per farm. Applications must be filed July 5 to Aug 5 through local soil conservation districts for the 1994 season.

Maryland MDA Soil Conservation District

Governor's summer scholars program launches Explore Ag '94

Thirty outstanding high school juniors and seniors participate in Explore Ag '94, a University of Maryland program in Agriculture and Natural Resources. Josh Drescher Walkersville Mary Ellen Seraydian Taneytown William H Marker I Gapland among attendees. Activities range from bird brain imaging and computer farming simulations to tours of egg laying operations robotic milking and an aquaculture lab. Students also visit a nursery crab processing facility and explore legislative environmental issues related to farming.

University of Maryland At College of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Josh Drescher Walkersville Mary Ellen Seraydian Taneytown William H. Marker I Gapland

Angus registrations surge to 1994 highs

The American Angus Association reported June registrations at 16 504 head, up 36 percent, lifting nine month total to 172 846 head and signaling a possible 200 000 head for the 1994 fiscal year. The group, based in St Joseph Missouri, notes 19 866 adult and 7 762 junior members.

American Angus Association Richard Spader Spader St. Joseph

County Holstein Twilight Meeting Set at Glen-Toctin Farm

The Frederick County Holstein Association announces a twilight meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 8, at the Allen family’s Glen-Toctin Farm near Jefferson. Members and interested residents are invited to attend to discuss dairy herd topics and upcoming events.

Frederick County Holstein Association Allen Glen-Toctin Jefferson

Farm Bureau Picnic Set With Health Checks and Contests

Ellen Garst chairs the Farm Bureau Women's health committee and will provide free blood pressure checks at the county Farm Bureau picnic on Wednesday July 20 at Pinecliff Park. Walter Gordon notes contest registration at 10:30 a.m. with judging at 11. Children aged 2 to 6 not yet started first grade eligible. Safemark will display. A covered dish dinner begins at noon.

Ellen Garst Farm Bureau Women’s Health Committee County Farm Bureau Pinecliff Park Walter Gordon Safemark

Maryland July Agriculture Calendar Highlights By The Numbers

A dense list of agriculture events spans July across Maryland and nearby states. Highlights include National Junior Angus Show in Des Moines and Maryland 4H Horse Jamboree in Queen Anne's County, plus farm bureau meetings, field days at Frederick Fairgrounds, and several breed shows in Virginia and Missouri. The calendar notes deadlines such as the ASCS crop reporting date and registration for the Monocacy Water Quality Demonstration Project tour.

Des Moines Iowa Central Maryland Research and Education Center Frederick County Jefferson Community Center ASCS Maryland Kansas City Howard County West Friendship National Institute On Cooperative Education Washington, D.C Springfield Ballenger Frederick Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors Soil Conservation Service Office Frederick Frederick County Farm Bureau Queen Anne’s County Frederick Montgomery Frederick Fairgrounds Rodale Institute Kutztown Vurguna Windcrest Holsteins Tumberville Rockingham County Fairgrounds Harrisonburg Thomas Johnson Drive Howard County Fairgrounds Holiday Inn Fsk Mall

Animal Housing Expo Showcase At Lebanon Fairgrounds

Expansion and renovation plans highlighted at the Animal Housing Expo in Lebanon Pennsylvania. The Penn State Cooperative Extension hosts over 40 exhibitors plus educational displays on freestall design ventilation and barn management. Featured speakers include Dr. Howard Person and Doug Reinemann with David Kohl discussing financial planning.

Lebanon Fairgrounds Lebanon Penn State Cooperative Extension Howard Person Michigan State University Doug Reinemann University of Wisconsin David Kohl Virginia Tech

Water quality workshop for farmers near Union Bridge

The Monocacy Project sponsors a workshop on three innovative water quality practices. It runs 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m on Thursday July 28 at the Union Bridge Community Center. Attendees should call 898 0133 or 410 775 7424 by July 21 to RSVP.

Monocacy Project Union Bridge Community Center

Longhorns Show and Composting Topics Highlight Texas Event

Jessica Arnold of Catlett Virginia works a Texas Longhorn as the sixth annual Northeast Texas Longhorn Association Show unfolds at Frederick Fairgrounds. The agenda includes composting with a passive air window system, an overview by Maryland expert Herbert Brodie, a Maryland implementer John Nelson’s experiences, sinkhole management for farms, and a discussion on rotational leafing lor Management systems for dairy operations to provide clean exercise areas and improve herd health.

Jessica Arnold Catlett Frederick Fairgrounds Herbert Brodie Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Europe John Nelson Ellicott City Maryland Pennsylvania Allan Stahl The Soil Conservation Service SCS Virginia

Harbaugh Valley 4-H Club Donates to Frederick ER

The Harbaugh Valley 4-H Club donated a child-size table bears books and bandages to Frederick Memorial Hospital Emergency Room. Members pictured include Kevin Jackson Theresa Miller president and David Jackson with nurses Cecelia Shaffer Kathy LeCompte Donna Seelye Lien Jackson and Cather Baker.

Harbaugh Valley Frederick Memorial Hosital Kevin Jackson Theresa Miller David Jackson Cecelia Shaffer Kathy LeCompte Donna Seelye Lien Jackson Cather Baker

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