Daily Night at the Dinner Theater at Keynote Dinner Theatre
The third annual event occurs Monday July 25 at Willowtree Plaza with a 6 p.m. buffet and Godspall performance. Pricing is 20 for adults and 15 for children, including show tax and gratuity. Remit to Maryland Dairy Princess Association or mail to Bonnie Remsberg Middletown 21769. For details call Brenda Nowell Mary Louise Wilcom or Susan Summers.
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Willowtree Plaza
Godspall
Maryland Dairy Princess Association
Bonnie Remsberg
Holter Road
Middletown
Brenda Nowell
Mary Louise Wilcom
Susan Summers
Kansas City
National Institute On Cooperative Education
Washington
D.C
Springfield
Ballenger Grange
Frederick Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service Office
Frederick
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pinechif Park
Maryland
Queen Anne's County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Rodale Institute
Kutztown
Windcrest Holsteins
Tumberville
Rockingham County Fairgrounds
Harrisonburg
Thomas Johnson Drive
Howard County Fairgrounds
FFA Alumni Picnic Set For Thurmont Park Aug 6
The Maryland FFA Alumni Association hosts a picnic at 6 p.m. Saturday August 6 at Thurmont Town Park large pavilion. Attendees should bring a covered dish. meat and drinks provided. For information call Susan Mort at 845-2503.
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Maryland Ffa
Thurmont Town Park
Thurmont
Susan Mort
Frederick cooperative meeting outlines election and report
The Southern States Frederick Cooperative will meet on Tuesday August 23 at the Walkersville Fire Hall Walkersville. The agenda includes selecting local board members and farm home advisory committee members. B Earl Duncan Jr dealer manager will present an operations report.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Farm Home
B. Earl Duncan Jr
ARS Offers Tours at Beltsville Center This Summer
The National Visitor Center of the Agricultural Research Service will host free weekly public tours at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center starting at 11 30 a m each Thursday and Friday through summer and fall. Tours last 1 hours and visit laboratories barns greenhouses and fields across the 7000 acre site. Calls ahead at 504 8483.
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National Visitor Center
The
Agricultural Research Service
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
County Farm Bureau awards scholarships
The Frederick County Farm Bureau awarded two $500 scholarships to Paula Ann Davis and Mark Alan Spurrier. Davis, 18, daughter of Wills and Roxann Davis of Middletown, attends Frederick Community College and aims for Virginia Polytechnic Institute to become a veterinarian. Spurrier, 17, son of Paw and Ruth Spurrier of Union Bridge, attends Frederick Community College and plans wildlife management studies to educate others about agriculture and conservation.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Paula Ann Davis
Mark Alan Spurrier
Mass Davis
Wills and
Roxann Davis
Middletown
Frederick Community College
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
FFA
Hope
Spurrier
Paw
Ruth Spurrier
Union Bridge
Princess training for Maryland dairy royalty at Lycoming College
Maryland area dairy princesses attended a week long training seminar at Lycoming College Williamsport Pennsylvania to prepare for promotional appearances. Participants include Carroll County Tanya Stambaugh Alle Garrett Heidi Hauser Dawn Downey Cheryl Leishear Shannon Harrison and Julie Myers along with four regional princesses. They will compete for the state title on Tuesday July 26 at the Holiday Inn Esk.
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Maryland
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Carroll County
Tanya Stambaugh
Garrett
Heidi Hauser
Dawn Downey
South Central
Cheryl Leishear
Frederick County
Shannon Harrison
Eastern Shore
Julie Myers
Holiday Inn-F SK
Agriculture calendar July events span multiple states and dates
A list of summer agriculture events runs July 16 through July 27 across Missouri Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Highlights include breed shows field days workshops fairs meetings and a pageant with times and venues such as Frederick and Queen Anne's County 4-H Park.
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Maryland Grain Producers Association
Queen Anne’s County
Centreville
Maryland Extension retirees honored for long service
The Maryland Association of County Agricultural Agents recognized four retirees for combined Extension careers totaling over 112 years. Walter Bay of Carroll County served 28 years with wife Mary Ellen beside him, Kenneth E. Wisner of Frederick County 27 years with wife Shirley, H. Travis McPherson of Charles County 26% years with wife Betty, and W. James Milliken of Queen Anne's County 31 years with wife Jane.
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Maryland Association of County Agricultural Agents
Walter Bay
Carroll County
Mary Ellen
Kenneth E. Wisner
Frederick County
Shirley
H. Travis McPherson
Charles County
Betty
W. James Milliken
Queen Anne's County
Jane
Rural Development Administration aids Delaware Maryland firms
The Rural Development Administration offers guaranteed loans up to 10 million dollars to start up acquire or expand businesses in Delaware and Maryland. The program built to create jobs partners with banks supporting small rural lenders and qualifying firms under the Farmers Home Administration framework. The Delaware Maryland office at 4611 DuPont Highway Camden DE 19934 can provide details and applications.
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Rural Development Administration
Delaware
Maryland
RDA
John 8. Walls
Walls
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
DuPont Highway
Camden
Del
Orchard family honored with Maryland 4-H Partner award
The Black family owners of Catoctin Mountain Orchards received the Maryland Partner In 4-H Award for support of 4-H at local and state levels. Present in the photo are Pat Runkles Helen Black Frances Black Harry Black Bobby Black Betty Bures Maryland 4-H coordinator Pat Stabler and Frederick County Extension Service staff.
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Black
Catoctin Mountain
Maryland
Pat Runkles
Helen Black
Frances Black
Harry Black
Bobby Black
Betty Bures
Poisonous Plants in Pastures and Hay Fields
Hot dry weather boosts poisonous plants in pastures and meadows. Maintain good grazing, mow weeds, provide hay, water, and shade. Watch for signs of poisoning and call a vet promptly for swift treatment.
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County Farm Bureau
Fsk Mall
Maryland Farm Bureau
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Picnuc
Jefferson Patterson Park
Calvart Canty
Paula Davis
Mark Spurrier
Rural Agency
Mr. Walls
Burkitteville Raritan Club
Debbie Smith
Chad Stocks
Dustin Ite
Sara Smith
Wesley Bidle
Bryan Stocks
Wesley Smith
Timothy Jaca
Orchard
Frederick Nefos-Post
Agri
Terry Poole
Woodsboro Livestock Auction, Inc
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