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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1968

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4

New Farm Mix-Mill Open House Showcases In County

Frederick farmer Harry Fouche unveils the Mix-Mill farmstead feed storage and processing system touted as a complete on farm feed factory. The six tier unit, with four feed channels barley corn wheat and protein, operates automatically to grind mix and store feed. An open house August 1 from 10 am to 4 pm explains its operation with demonstrations and door prizes.

Harry Fouche Frederick Fouche Southern States Farm Systems Paul Coblentz Middletown P. H. Drager Southern States Farm Systems, Inc Drayer Drager

Two Farm Organizations Back Trade Expansion Act

NFU and National Grange endorse extending the Trade Expansion Act of 1964 amid fears that protectionist moves would harm American agriculture. Dechant warns of retaliation harming exports as markets take large shares of corn flaxseed soybeans and more. Graham argues to lower chemical costs and ASP reform to expand farm exports and support the US monetary position.

Washington National Farmers’ Union NFU Congress House Ways and Means National Grange Tony T. Dechant United States Dechant Reuben Johnson Legislative Services Interna Harry L. Graham U.S Graham

Nation’s Farm Labor Totals Revealed in Census Report

A Commerce Department Census Bureau summary shows 1965-66 farm work totaled 10.2 billion hours. Farmers and families supplied 72 percent, hired workers 28 percent, with dairy farms and noncommercial farms accounting for large shares. The 52-state survey underpins the Farm Labor report, available from the Government Printing Office and Commerce field offices.

United States U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census U.S U.S. Government Printing Office Washington, D.C

State Wool Pool Has Record Year

Maryland's 264 wool producers selling through the Maryland Wool Pool set a record for total wool sold in 1968 91 389 pounds. Dr James Ferguson notes that the 1957 sealed bid system began with 37 287 pounds sold representing 13 percent of Maryland's wool crop. The pool is sponsored by the Maryland Sheep Breeders Association the Maryland Cooperative Extension Service and the Maryland State Board of Agriculture.

Maryland Maryland Wool Pool James Ferguson University of Maryland Ferguson Maryland Sheep Breeders Association Maryland Sheep Ireeder's Association Maryland Cooperative Extension Service Maryland State Board of Agriculture

Maryland Milk Production Falls From 1968 Levels

Maryland dairy data show June 1968 milk production at 126 million pounds, 2 percent below June 1967. Per cow yield averaged 730 pounds, down five pounds from last year. May prices to farmers equaled $541 per hundredweight on a 3.5 percent fat basis, with May milk returning $5.90 per hundredweight. Grain fed per cow on July 1 averaged 11.3 pounds, about 0.2 pounds higher than a year ago. feed costs in June were lower than May and year-earlier levels.

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Sheep-Swine Club Held Picnic Meet

The Montgomery County Sheep and Swine Club held its annual picnic at the Ag Center followed by a brief business meeting. Committee reports covered progress on the club booth and float, 4-H camp attendance by Gwendy and Eddie Mayne, the county campfire, and new members learning proper livestock show attire.

Montgomery County Sheep and Swine Club Ag Center Gwendy Eddie Mayne

Maryland 4-H Conference Opens With Realistic World View

Maryland 4-H youths aged 14 to 19 gather August 6 to 9 at the University of Maryland for the four day conference Come Alive Your Future s In Store. Activities include consumer buying classes computers modeling and talks by leaders including Monsignor Beahan and Charles Vetter United States Department of State. Conferees will explore interests enjoy entertainment and hear messages on citizenship and responsible youth leadership.

Maryland University of Maryland Angus Frederick County Friends of 4H Fort McHenry Student Union Harald Heffner Corvice Merl) Mayne Harold Shriver Arthur Conk Washington, D. C al Homburg United States Hugh Michael Beahan Aquinas College Grand Rapids Michigan Monsignor Bencham Charles Vetter United States Department of State

Hagerstown Fair Opens With Week of Livestock Judging

The 113th Great Hagerstown Fair opens with a full judging schedule across livestock, horticulture and household divisions. Guernsey Jersey cattle on Tuesday, Hereford Angus Shorthorn at 4 p.m. Tuesday, with sheep swine, dairy cattle and 4-H FFA events through Friday. Household and horticulture entries close Saturday. 411 On Revue debuts Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the judging pavilion with 4-H Chorus, fashion show and pig scramble.

Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire Berkshire Chester Duroc Yorkshire Hampshire Poland China

Farm Bureau Picnic Queen Contest Feature at Mt Tabor Park

Frederick County Farm Bureau will crown its queen at the annual picnic from 10 am to 3 pm on July 31 at Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge. Open to daughters of members aged 16 to 18, the winner advances to the state contest in Timonium and could win a scholarship luggage and a chance at the national contest. A luncheon at 11:30 with ham and fried chicken, plus games and contests, will be served by Mt. Tabor church group.

Frederick County Farm ‘Bureau Farm Bureau Mt. Tabor Park Rocky Ridge Daughters of Timonium Merril Duvall State Farm Queen Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church of

Eastern National Set For November Livestock Show

The Eastern National Live stock Show will run November 16 to 20 at the Maryland State Fair grounds in Timonium attracting more than 1,000 prize animals and over 52,000 in prize money. Jack I. Matthews announced a revised 1968 schedule and eight judges including Jer ry Haarer Dr Robert Totusek Jack Ragsdale Ben Morgan Dr Jack Phillips Dr Gary Minish Prof Jack Judy and Prof Din Kniffen. Open class entries close October 1 and 4 H and FFA entries are due by September 24 to county agents.

Timonium Jack I. Matthews Jerry _Haarer Williamston Mich Angus Robert Totusek Oklahoma State University Jack Ragsdale Prospect Ben Morgan Pennsylvania State University Devon Jack Phillips American Herdsman Institute Kansas City Gary Minish Virginia Polytechnic Institute Jack Judy Ohio State University Din Kniffen Rutgers University Barrows

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O'Chief Larry Grossnickle Charles Wartled Charles Two Farm Organizations State Wool Pool Sheep-Swine Club Merril Mayne Harold Roderick Jeff Valentine Carroll County D.h.la John Rinehart Sey ‘Ohn Marbaugh Charies Metcalfe Glenn Haines Charles Jager & Sons Sa Rash Brothers Gary Brauning al Harold Young & Sons Ih Nonald Dell & Sons Floyd V. Myers Sartin Holt R, E A. J. Warner M. Howard Devilbiss William E. Schneider Henry T. Moller la Earl D. Beard HB. Dickinson Cartes Mardesty Burnell M. Boerner Sidney Hagerstown Eastern National New Holland Lee New Holland Ceresville Motor Co., Inc Wenderick
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