Guernsey Breeders Elect Leaders At Annual Meeting
Western Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association elected officers and directors at its annual meeting. In the front row Kitty Baer Middletown treasurer Stacey Kahler Keymar director Shirley Smith Jefferson president Sherrie Doody Keymar vice president Pam Moser Middletown secretary. In back Paul Spurrier Libertytown Edgar Hawker Jr. David Hawker Clay Smith Jefferson. Photo by Susan G Summers.
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Western Maryland Guernsey Breeders Association
Kitty Baer
Middletown
Stacey Kahler
Keymar
Shirley Smith
Jefferson
Sherrie Doody
Pam Moser
Paul Spurrier
Libertytown
Edgar Hawker Jr
David Hawker
Clay Smith
Susan G. Summers
Maryland
Woodsboro
Paul Miller
Howard Quinn
Shry Receives National Vocational Education Honor
Carroll Shry of Woodsboro, agri cultural instructor and FFA adviser at Frederick County Career and Technology Center, earned an outstanding service citation at the National Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association conference in Denver. He has held MATA and Maryland ag education leadership roles, helped secure John Deere sponsorship for a regional mechanics workshop, led a national legislative tour, aided a national supervised occupational experiences workshop, authored a horticulture textbook, and judges at the Maryland Garden and Flower Show.
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Carroll Shry
Woodsboro
FFA
Frederick County
Shry
Maryland
MATA
Merle Richter
National Vocational Cultural Teachers’ Association
Denver
Colo
Green Valley 4-H Club Donates Security Vests
Leaders and members of the Green Valley Achievers 4-H Club completed a community service project at Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville. Twelve security vests were made at a single meeting for under half the cost of purchased shells. From left are William Cooney Veronica Cooney Natalie Cooney Melissa Overstreet Holiann Russell and Kate Sheckles.
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Green Valley Achievers 4-H Club
Richard Montgomery High School
Rockville
William Cooney
Veronica Cooney
Natalie Cooney
Melissa Overstreet
Holiann Russell
Kate Sheckles
Pasture Renovation Guides for March Seeding Practices
March offers pasture renovation options with no till and minimum till seedbeds. Prepare by soil testing and correcting pH and fertility, mowing to 1 3 inches, and overseeding early to beat weeds. Methods include broadcast seed, no till planters, or discing sod, with emphasis on choosing grass and legume mixes suited to conditions and seeking Maryland Cooperative Extension guidance.
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Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Sludge and wastewater deemed safe for crops by NRC study
Washington AP reports the National Research Council says properly treated municipal wastewater and sludge can safely irrigate and fertilize crops with existing regulations. The council notes manageable risks, no outbreaks linked to reclaimed wastes, but cites public confidence and odor as barriers to broader use.
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Washington
National Research Council
Council
National Academy of Sciences
Midwest
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