Twilight meet for Frederick County Guernsey breeders set
The 23rd annual twilight meeting of the Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Association will be held Monday July 20 at 7 30 p m hosted by Miss Sher vie Ender and her parents at 13441 Coppermine Road Union Bridge The event includes judging classes for heifers and cows and features the 4-H Cow Gals and Guys serving homemade ice cream with fellowship and relaxation new directions note unclear last line indicates meeting details uncertain
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Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Association
Shervie Ender
Clifford Ender
Coppermine Road
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Miss Bader
Corme
Maryland veterinarian elected to AVMA executive board
Dr. Paul K. Hildebrandt a Rockville based medical researcher and pathologist was elected to the AVMA Executive Board representing District I covering Delaware District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania and Virginia until July 1987 He earned a veterinary degree from Colorado State University in 1958 and served as director of pathology at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research 1971 78 retiring as a colonel in 1980 He later led foreign animal disease programs as a DoD USDA liaison and is current manager of pathology for Tracer Juco Inc in Rockville He succeeds Dr Paul F Landis of Norfolk VA in the post Robert B Skip Myers Jr 30 joined MAES as science writer in Annapolis to develop material about ongoing agricultural research and to prepare MAES annual report
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Paul K. Hildebrandt
Rockville
American Annes Medical Association
AVH
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Hildebrandt
Colorado State University
U.S. Army Veterinary Corps
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Department of Defense
United States Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia Veterinary Medical Association
Avma Council On Research
Tracer Juco Inc
American College of Veterinary Athologists
Paul F. Landis
Norfolk
Robert B
Skip) Myers Jr
University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
MAES
Myers
Hagerstown
University
College of Journalism
B.S
California
Annapolis
Maryland urges calm over fruit supplies
Maryland Agriculture Department official Sidney C. Miller says markets should not panic about California fruit disruptions. Maryland-grown peaches and other fruits are ample, with the Marketing Division ready to help buyers locate Maryland producers and avoid price spikes.
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California
Sidney C. Miller
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Miller
Maryland
Frederick Farm Queen Contest to End Reign in 1991
The 1990-91 Frederick County Farm Queen, Carole Grosanichle, will conclude her reign at the Frederick Farm Bicentennial event in Jeteron Coma Car. She plans a farewell speech and related ceremonies. Ice cream serving tips included.
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Frederick Farm
Carole Grosanichle
Frederick County Farm
Maryland tobacco research grants boost University work
Reynolds Tobacco presents Maryland with an 18300 dollar grant for tobacco production studies by University of Maryland agronomy and agricultural engineering faculty. A similar 5000 dollar grant followed earlier. Funds support development of Maryland varieties and curing methods, plus baled tobacco moisture studies at the Upper Marlboro research farm.
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B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
Maryland Agriculture Experiment Station
University of Maryland
Maryland
Maryland Tobacco
Arnold R. Mitchem
Reynolds Tobacco
Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges County
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Proper hay curing boosts storage safety and leaf retention
Agri views outline how proper curing preserves hay quality by controlling moisture, using quick tests like twist and scrape, and reducing leaf shattering, bleaching, and leaching losses. It notes higher leaf content in legumes, preconditioning with a crimper aids drying, and weather and equipment affect final feed value.
Wills Fair marks biggest 53 years with 10 Maryland counties
Exhibitors from ten Maryland counties joined the Wills Fair Association Inc for the 53 year spring 4H FFA fair expanded to include sheep poultry dogs rabbits and small pets alongside dairy cattle beef and dairy goat shows. Highlights include multiple county residents winning top prizes across dairy breeds beef cattle and sheep with judges named for dairy beef sheep and rabbits events.
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Maryland
Richard N. Will
Wills Fair Association Inc
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland Agricultural Fair Board
Frederick County
Guernsey
Chris Smith
Brian Deer
Carrol County
Mike Tager
Howard County
Pat Kabler
Kathy Kabler
Mike Heath
Carroll County
David Bowman
Lynnelle Ediger
Jack Poole
Harford County
Jamie Fes
Corre County
Jetf Hockenberry
Ashington County
Patty Grossman
Montgomery
Virginia Weaver
Cecil Sounty
Jackie Taylor
Baltimore County
Touia Hanson
Jeff Hockenberry
Washington County
Bill Wideman
Angus
Laura Tessier
Montgomery County
Kristie Harper
Joe Hagerty
Vickie Campbell
Jonathan Hagerty
Hughby Salmer
Gene Turner
Elizabeth May
Andy May
FFA
Jimmy Burdette
Bill Schnebly
Frank Walbert
Andrew Schmidt IV
Dana Holder
Bob Douthit
Dennis Warfield
Lyon Janocy
Randy Stabler
Alan Schmidt
J. G. Warfield
Lester Keeney
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Frederick
AVMA
Emory E. Remaberg Jr
Buckeystown
Kurt Holtes
MDA
Agri
Terry Poole
Agriculture Agent Plant and Animal Science
Big Jim
Jamesway
Gladhill Tractor Mart
Patrick ST
Wills
Saltauion
NORE
Azale
Koo
Frederick Mar. Alry, Md
Middletown
Wendshers, Mid
Srunserick, Mar
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Arene
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