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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1989

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6

Calf branding parties fading on Canadian prairies

In Pincher Creek Alberta calf branding events fade as new tagging methods reduce crewing needs. Dick Hardy and fellow ranchers maintain dying arts like cattle wrestling amid harsh Porcupine Hills weather. Calf tables threaten traditional roping and branding practices, as crews shrink and independent lifestyles spread.

Matthew Fisher Uo Glebe Mall Pincher Creek Alberta Dick Hardy Rocky Mountains Montana Mr. Hardy Jack Pine Porcupine Hills Mitchell Ranch Canadian Prairies Northwest Territories Alberta Cattle Commission England Robert Mitchell Saskatchewan Hardy Jeff Hammond Roper Corral Mitchell Pincher Creek Calgary Canada

Top FFA winners depart for Europe

Twenty nine of America's top young agriculturalists depart June 19 for a 19 day study seminar and tour of Europe. Greg Stull of Walkersville is among the National FFA Proficiency award winners traveling to learn European farming methods and culture. They will meet officials in Brussels with the American Soybean Association and visit Paris and Munich among other sites.

America Europe Future Farmers of America Greg Stull Walkersville FFA West Germany Switzerland Larry Case Brussels Belgium American Soybean Association European Economic Community Paris Institute National Agronomique France U.S Foreign Agricultural Service Ferme de Charles Vetter Kansas City National Ffa Foundation Inc

Palawan Faces Fight to Save Last Environmental Frontier

Palawan Province, Philippines. Conservationists warn of rapid wildlife sale, forest loss, and overfishing as immigration grows. Logging concessions, cyanide fishing, and muro-ami threaten ecosystems. Haribon petitions call for protection and communal forests. officials cite limited resources and social impacts of a logging ban.

Puerto Princesa Philippines Palawan Environment Office Tabon Haribon Foundation Corazon Aquino Haribon Maximo Kalaw Seid Mariano Villanueva Villanueva Napoleon Angeles Angeles Provincial Development Council

Extra 2.46 million acres taken from production

US Department of Agriculture officials say farmers signed up 2.46 million more acres of erodible cropland for the Conservation Reserve Program during the eighth sign-up period ending Feb. 24. The total contracted now nears 30.6 million acres, surpassing the 28.7 million in the 1960 Soil Bank and making CRP the largest long term cropland retirement program in US history.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department Keith Bjerke Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Bjerke Soil Bank CRP Congress

Pride of Montgomery County logo unveiled for local farm goods

Montgomery County unveiled a red, white and blue Pride of Montgomery County logo by the Agricultural Advisory Committee and the Office of Economic Development to promote buying local farm products. The first county farm directory lists farms selling produce and livestock direct to consumers, with markets categorized by fruits vegetables flowers hay grain beef and pork. About 675 farms contribute to a 30 million dollar agricultural industry, per Tim Warman. Copies available by calling 217.2945. Residents will enjoy fresh produce and visits to farms to shop.

Rockville Pride of Montgomery County Agricultural Advisory Committee Office of Economic Development Tim Warman Warman

Maryland gypsy moth report struggles to curb infestation

Maryland official says efforts to contain gypsy moths scratch at the surface of 16 million acres of oaks and hardwoods. The state runs a 2.1 million aerial spraying program covering over 172000 acres in 20 counties, aiming to protect selected areas from heavy defoliation rather than eradicate the pest.

Maryland Robert Tichenor State Department of Agriculture Tichenor Pennsylvania

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