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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1964

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10

Meat Import Limitation Agreements deliver relief for U.S. producers

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced that the United States signed agreements with Australia and New Zealand to cap beef veal and mutton exports to the U.S. at about the 1962 63 average level about 6 below 1963 record. The accords limit future import growth, prevent primal shift boosts, and require at least 180 days notice to terminate with renegotiation of 1966 growth rates and ongoing access efforts in Kennedy Round talks.

Orville L. Freeman United States Australia New Zealand U.S

Maryland Home Account Book aids family finances in 64

A Cooperative Extension Service publication from University of Maryland offers the Maryland Home Account Book to track after tax spending and plan living expenses for 1964. It promotes weekly diary updates and family participation to better manage income for food housing clothing and healthcare, priced at 50 cents.

Cooperative Extension Service University of Maryland Maryland Extension Service Office

Middletown Valley Grange meeting features 4-H demos and shows

The Middletown Valley Grange held a regular meeting with 4-H Clubs presenting demonstrations. Alex Summers and Bonnie Piper demonstrated washing and dressing a baby. Theresa Rhoderick and Patsy Miller prepared a raw vegetable plate. Larry Grossnickle and Oliver Coblentz spoke on Jr Boys 4-H projects while Carol Wise and Larry Bidle performed. Upcoming events include a bake sale on March 28, a skating party on April 7, and the Mason Dixon Chorus concert on April 25 at Middletown High School. no meeting on March 12.

Middletown Valley Middletown Middletown Valley Grange Carel Wise Alex Summers Bonnie Piper Wide Awake Theresa Rhoderick Atsy Miller Larry Grossnickle Oliver Coblentz Carol Wise Larry Bidle Gloria Bidle Calcutta Progressive Girls Guy Ahalt Sarah Susan Ahalt Maurice Ahalt Gene ‘Keller Richard Holter Grange Grange Hall Braddock Heights Mason Dixon

Frederick County DHIA Meeting Set In Middletown March 16 1964

Extension agent notes the annual Frederick County DHIA meeting will be held March 16 1964 at 7:00 PM in the Reformed Church Middletown Maryland with dinner followed by business entertainment and the 1963 DHIA Report. Also discusses thyroprotein use in dairy cow nutrition including effects on production heart rate blood sugar and lipid levels.

Allen B. Bryant Dairy Science Frederick County The Reformed Church Middletown Maryland DHIA

Ireland Concludes Pact On Beef Exports To U S

Ireland and the United States reach a beef and veal export limit agreement. Ireland will cap shipments to the United States at 34 000 long tons in 1964, rising to 35 300 in 1965 and 36 600 in 1966, with annual 3.7 percent growth assumed for later periods. The pact mirrors similar deals with Australia and New Zealand and is subject to triannual review and six months notice for termination.

Ireland United States Departments of State and Agriculture U. S

Dormant artificial insemination service for swine surveyed

In Cincinnati a major eastern stud placed its artificial insemination service for swine on standby as producers show little demand. A Wisconsin cooperative reports clients are curious and plans a limited feeder pig program to push genetic improvement, reflecting a nationwide lack of market incentive.

Cincinnati FNS Wisconsin

Thyroprotein Effects on Cows Milk and Health Laws

The text details thyroprotein's impact on calcium excretion, body temperature, respiration rate, and nutrient requirements for vitamins A D and C and some B vitamins. It notes increased fat content in milk, higher total and non-protein nitrogen in blood and milk, reduced vitamin C in milk, and that thyroprotein feeding is prohibited on D.H.LA. tests and not recommended by the University of Maryland for dairy cattle.

University of Maryland

Purchases At Taneytown Farm Tied To Carnation Milk

Purchases by Janice Palmer Nicholson and Frank P. Palmer of Carnation Royal Pilot 1445221 from Carnation Milk Farms in Carnation Washington are linked to the Longview Farm on Rt. 2 Taneytown in Frederick County Maryland. The farm address is incomplete.

Longview Rt. 2 Taneytown Maryland Janice Palmer Nicholson Frank P. Palmer Carnation Milk Farms Carnation Washington Frederick County

Combs Receives NIH Grant for Chick Food Intake Study

Dr. Gerald F. Combs, nutrition professor at the University of Maryland Poultry Science Department, is awarded a $102,000 NIH grant to study physiological factors affecting voluntary chick feed intake and growth with potential human applications. The report notes an official test at Richvale Monarch Loan showing 104,414 pounds of milk and 4,262 pounds of butterfat in 3,143 days, owned by C. Richard Ahalt of Middletown.

Charles E. Ifert Middletown Driswood Zeus Burke Triune Gerald F. Combs Department of Poultry Science University of Maryland National Institutes of Health Combs Richvale Monarch Loan C. Richard Ahalt

Farm Bureau Says Producers Got Short End

Maryland Farm Bureau president Noah E. Kefauver Jr says the meat agreements with the United States, Australia and New Zealand shortchange producers. He notes beef and veal imports will drop about six percent in 1964, while foreign sellers gain future U.S. market access. Kefauver will attend a national livestock meeting in Chicago this week with J. Paul Hering.

United States Australia New Zealand Noah E. Kefauver, Jr Maryland Farm Bureau J. Paul ‘Hering Chicago Kefauver Orville Freeman U.S

Maryland Leaders Weigh Beef Imports and Growth Factor Plan

Paul Hering of Westminster serves as Maryland's Farm Bureau delegate to the Livestock Advisory Committee while Kefauver links beef price drops to higher imports and government stock releases. The U S Tariff Commission may curb foreign beef if imports harm farm prices, as cattle feeders suffer amid record-low prices since 1958. J Herbert Carter of Queenstown also involved.

Kefauver Farm Bureau U.S. Tariff Commission U.S Paul Hering

Field Crops Committee Meeting Attendance Heads to Chicago

Area resident will travel to Chicago to attend the Field Crops Commodity Committee meeting. The event involves agricultural officials and regional representatives, focusing on crop policy and commodity matters.

Chicago Field Crops Commodity Committee

Land Bank and PCA Report By Directors in 1963

Directors report that the Federal land bank and production credit associations lent over 100 million dollars to farmers in the Baltimore district in 1963. Middletown’s Charles H. Remsberg and near Frederick’s Paul C. Geisbert announced the figures at the annual conference in Baltimore, district headquarters. They said Maryland volumes were the highest since operations began.

Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Associations Baltimore Charles H. Remsberg Middletown Paul C. Geisbert Frederick Remsberg Geisbert Maryland

Growth in Farm Loans Tops $200 Million in 1963

The report shows over $200 million in loans outstanding at year end across Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia West Virginia and Puerto Rico, the highest since the organization began. The rise reflects farm expansion, machinery and fertilizer use despite fewer farms. Frederick office advances exceeded $10 million in 1963, as Remsberg and Geisbert noted.

Pennsylvania Delaware Virginia West Virginia Puerto Rico Frederick

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