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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1980
Page
7
Pulsations for dairymen discuss heel flies warbles in cattle, cooling tips for milking, and diet guidance including 17 percent fiber and buffered minerals. The piece notes shrub pruning dangers to cattle, oats harvest timing, and lists Frederick County farm events from June to August including informational meetings, farm visits, and breed days.
Maryland officials warn that grain stored in barns or reserves can quickly deteriorate due to insects, mold, and moisture if left undisturbed for months. ASC chair Paul Crowl stresses inspections in spring through early fall as temperatures rise, warning infestations start near the surface and under foreign material. The notice also mentions a new Maryland State Grange Past Masters Agricultural Scholarship for the 1978-81 academic year and related guidelines for applicants.
Frederick County 4 H FFA members led the Wills Spring Fair with the most animals and top awards. Susan Flanigan of Creagerstown 4 H led with best thirds in seniors. Ruth Ellen Easterday Ballenger Girls, John Murphy and Ricky Murphy New Market Boys placed highly in juniors. Dairy and beef divisions awarded champions and reserve titles across Jersey, Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Holstein and Alpine classes. Frederick County showed 60 4 H FFA members with 115 plus animals at the Wills Fair.
Farmers reporting crops within their normal acreage by July 1 to the ASCS office will qualify for disaster payments plus price supports and deficiency payments. The program also offers higher disaster payments for farmers reporting accurate spring plantings, and requires inspection of non grain uses. Consumers are urged to stock up pork and poultry with June July freezer space advised, as prices stay low and storage issues loom while Maryland producers maintain strong dairy and poultry output.
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