Wheat Surplus Shrinks Prompting Export Ration Fears
Washington AP reports U.S. wheat reserves will fall from a July 1, 1961 peak of 1.411 billion bushels to about 555 million this year, possibly 350 million next year, prompting talk of export restrictions. Officials warn shortages in bread are unlikely unless a drought hits, and price adjustments and higher acreage could offset a potential deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
Soviet Union
Food For Peace
Department
Dairy Notes on Feeding Small Grains and Fly Control
Dairy notes cover feeding small grains with corn, detailing per cent limits for barley wheat oats and rye in grain mixes. It advises seed coat breaking, grinding guidance, and requests Maryland Extension publication for details. It then outlines fly control in dairy operations with three pillars environmental sanitation chemical treatments and buildings, listing approved chemicals and application methods and noting to consult University of Maryland Fact Sheet No. 12. It ends with a note on intermediate water storage if water is scarce.
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Frederick County Extension Service
University of Maryland
Univereey of Maryland Agricultur 2
Indh
Brown Swiss breeders gain dry cow class and premium boost
Frederick County DHIA notes a new dry cow class for three years and older Brown Swiss cattle. McCulloch adds that the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association in Beloit Wisconsin has contributed 225 dollars in added premium money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wis
Barley price support set for Maryland 1966 crop
Maryland farmers will receive barley price support at 1.10 per bushel for the 1966 crop, 4 cents above 1965. The loan and purchase rate is 0.90 per bushel with a 0.20 per bushel payment. Eligibility requires diverting at least 20 percent of barley base acreage to approved conserving use, with terminal rates 1.12 for No 2 grade at Baltimore and adjustments by grade. Applications available at ASCS County Offices.
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Maryland
James M. Voss
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Baltimore
Ascs
Judges Named for 1966 Pa All American Dairy Show
Six dairy breed judges from six states were named for the 1966 Pennsylvania All American Dairy Show set for September 12 to 15 in Harrisburg. Breeds include Milking Shorthorn Keith King Kingsdale Farms Oneida Illinois Guernsey and Jersey Clyde K Chappell University of Tennessee Knoxville Holstein W K Hepburn Jr Popular Point Farm Seneca Falls New York Brown Swiss C F Foremann Iowa State University Ames Iowa Ayrshire Hilton Boynton University of New Hampshire Durham N H McCulloch announced also the selection of Harlan R Stevens for the state herd class. State Agriculture Secretary Leland H Bull praised the show for uniting the dairy industry and boosting the Commonwealth and national economy. The PDAIA leads the show with the State Department of Agriculture and Farm Show Commission. admission and parking will be free.
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State Farm Show
Harrisburg
Kieth King
Kingsdale Farms
Oneida
Ill
Guernsey
Jersey
Clyde K. Chappell
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Leland H. Bull
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Endustries Association
PDAIA
Cuthbert Nairn
Douglasville
State Department of Agriculture
Farm Show Commission
Reminders Issued For Programs On 1966 Diversions
Farmers enrolled in 1966 diversion programs for feed grain and wheat are urged to meet conserving use requirements. Diversion acreage must be added to the farm’s conserving base, with specific percentages for wheat and feed grain. Failure to comply could forfeit program payments, loans, and certificates.
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India
U.S
Harold M. Free
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Credit Officials Attend Meet at Ocean City Farm Conference
The Frederick Farm Credit Office leaders J. Herbert Snyder and four assistant managers attended a two day meeting June 16 and 17 in Ocean City. Attendees discussed national agriculture credit trends along with interest rates loan quality and collection and regional agricultural outlook. The Frederick office handles long term Land Bank loans and Production Credit loans in Carroll Frederick Montgomery and Washington counties with loans totaling 7,428,000 for Federal Land Bank and 10,214,000 for Production Credit Association as of June 1 1966.
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Frederick
Farm Credit Office
Ocean City
J. Herbert Snyder
John O. Swadley
D. Vernon Holter
L. B. Rigler
Glenn F. Browning
Farm Credit
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
Snyder
Federal Land Bank
Production Credit Association
Feed Values and The Peterson Method for Dairy Cattle
The article explains dairy cattle feeding principles focusing on roughage amount and quality, feed prices, and concentrate value. It outlines factors in formulating a feeding program, notes shifts with price changes, and describes the Peterson Method using No 2 shelled corn and 44 percent SOM as baselines.
Shookstown Club Meeting Notes and Festival Plans
Ten members and three leaders attended the Shookstown Boy's H Club meeting at Douglas Sampsell's home. Old business covered attendance at Singanore Rifle Range. Shookstown Girl's and Boy's Clubs plan a festival July 16. Charles W. Baugher discussed a weekend trip to Harford County 4H Camp in Rocks and a councilor workshop. refreshments and recreation followed. Next meeting is July 11 at the Shookstown Civic Center hosted by Charles Baugher Jr. Sapling Hill prefix granted for Holstein registered dairy animals by Holstein-Fresian Association of America, becoming part of national breed records.
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Shookstown
Charles W. Baugher
Harford County
Rocks
Shookstown Civic Center
Charles Baugher Jr
Keith S. Pixley
Frederick
Sapling Hill
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
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Great Plains
Mica Brattleboro
Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Jane Neilson
Frederick County
Dhia Report
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Edward C. Witcom
Jessie J Buralt Jr
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Willis D. Remsberg
R&gh
Bae
Glen E. Morrow
R. G. Barnette
GRH
Bernard
Remsberg RH
Eeene Thomas and
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Neilson RJ
Joseph W. Wachter
Kenneth Surrier
Monroe E. Smith
Jon
Gaither
Donald Garstel
RG Az
Stauffer
REGRH
Denton K. Garstay
Harold E. Roderick
Ralph Riggs
Donald L .Wachter
Dames
Hill RH
Harry L. Trout Jr
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Webster G. Maccarve
Albert &. Zimmermen
Speyer
J. Wilmer House
Charles J Brandenburg
Howard W. White
Gran
Maurice St. Anhalta
Lés Frank G. Remsberg
Wight End Zigler
Alton
John A. Hope
Winchester
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Flintkete Co
Thurmont
Brunswick
Pioneer
Fairground
J. Austin Younkins
Frederick Ave
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DeLaval Milker
New Idea
South Carrett St. Frederick
PAPEC
Frail Choppers
Rippeon
Clarksburg, Md
G. D. Warner
Adamstown, Md
Insects
Southern States Agency
Southern States
Frederick, Ma
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Middletown
Woodsboro
Dsboro
MT. Airy Cooperative
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Mt. Airy
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