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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1995
Page
8
The Maryland Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday, June 22, in the conference room at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. Agenda items include reviewing complaints filed against veterinarians.
Days End Farm Horse Rescue hosts its fifth annual open house from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday June 24 at 15856 Frederick Road Lisbon. Pony rides farm tours and a raffle will take place. Proceeds go to rescued animals. For more information call 854 5037.
Jay Boyce named assistant executive director of the Montgomery County Agriculture Center Inc. He will oversee marketing and promotion and collaborate with staff and the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair for final plans of the 47th annual fair. Frederick County Farm Queen Contest set for July 14 at Jefferson Community Center. open to single girls 16 to under 20 by state contest rules. event tied to Maryland State Fair on Aug. 27. Applications via Mary Sue Grossnickle, Carole Doody, Peggy Long, or Jane Smith. due by July 1 to Carole Doody at 13202 Copper Mine Road, Union Bridge, MD 21791.
The Maryland Department of Agriculture seeks two Maryland farm families to host Russian students this summer. Students will work on the farm for one week learning U S farm methods. Hosts provide room and board and a small weekly stipend. Call (410) 841-5882 for details.
The Frederick County Extension Office now uses 694-1564 for all departments. An automated attendant offers a department menu and voice mail for after hour messages.plus Grange dairy program at New Market Grange on June 14 features dairy emphasis with ads and a cheese video. Cookie candy bread contests include drop bar refrigerator cookies fudge hand shaped items and more.
The third annual sustainable agriculture and integrated pest management field day will be held 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Wednesday July 19 at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. For more information call Don Bills or Dana Lamberti at 504-7338.
The wetlands reserve program NRCS opens to Maryland landowners seeking restoration and permanent easements. Eligible lands include former wetlands and degraded areas with a one year ownership requirement. One time payment up to 700 per acre, minimum three acres, closing legal work by NRCS, evaluation against other requests, and nationwide use promotes wildlife habitat and flood control. For information contact Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts at 92 Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick MD 695-2803.
Valerie Welch a Frederick native and graduate of Gov. Thomas Johnson High School has won a University of Delaware natural sciences scholarship. She will enter the university this fall as a freshman majoring in animal science, continuing a legacy in the Welch family.
Dairy Spotlight explains inorganic bedding like sand offers udder health benefits and drier stalls. Sand conforms to cow shapes, reduces pressure points, aids cleaning, and improves traction, though it wears equipment and requires careful particle size and clay content control. June Dairy Month invites celebration.
The 4 H Public Speaking Contest at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown drew 100 participants. Champions and reserve champions were named across prepared extemporaneous radio public address and video categories with multiple winners including Joshua Bentz Kevin Roberts Erin Hobbs Darin Gordon David O'Hara Kathy DeHart and Heather Hines among others.
A historical calendar lists numerous agricultural meetings and shows across Maryland and neighboring states. Entries include Grange meetings, county soil conservation district sessions, breed shows such as Guernsey Angus Shorthorn Hereford Jersey, farm rescue events, fairs, conventions, and educational programs with dates and venues from June through July. Notable items: New Market Grange, Maryland Park Producers Board, Eastern Regional Junior Angus Show in Timonium, National Holstein Convention in Itsburg, and Maryland FFA events in Hagerstown and Allegany Community College.
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