State's Farm Income Up In Past Year
Maryland was among states where 1953 farm income rose over 1952, despite a nationwide dip. Cash receipts from farm marketings for 1953 were 2 percent higher in Maryland, with other gains in Connecticut Florida Mississippi Iowa Arizona Washington and New Jersey. The report notes per capita farm income fell about 8.8 percent nationally, while nonfarm income rose to a record, and states varied in 1953 cash receipts as a percentage of 1952.
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Washington
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Florida
Mississippi
Iowa
Arizona
Macegrhuentig
New Jere
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Main
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
Delaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Tolaho
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
California
OGM
Herd Improvement Association Records
Outstanding cows tested under the Herd Improvement Registry program supervised by the University of Maryland in cooperation with The Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Listings include butterfat, total milk, milking frequency, days in milk, and average daily quarts for each cow with owner identifiers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
University of Maryland
Maurice
Middletown
Catocreek Lenabelle
U. S
C. Lester Dudrow
Gawmont
Evanvedine
le 3Cus
Ceal K. Holter
Jefferson — Lotterholm Baumaser Inez
J. Wilmer House
0. S
D. Teri
Hickoryvale Delta Sv
Maryland
Breathedsville
Charles A. Pumphrey & Sons
Dalton Farms
Elliott City
Wimbledon
Dalton Inspiration Bess
U.S
Tonkahani
U S
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
Roofing On Soil Reduces Dampness
COLLEGE PARK March 12 Roll roofing laid on soil beneath basementless buildings cuts dampness that causes decay in sub-floor timbers, says Ray Carpenter head of the University of Maryland agricultural engineering department. Tests over 11 years by Forest Service show moisture control via soil covers reduces humidity and damp conditions, though dry rot and termites require other protections.
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College Park
Ray W. Carpenter
Agricultural Engineering Department
The
Universary of Maryland
Carpenter
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
United States
4-H Club Week Closes Sunday
A review of the past year shows a productive 4-H chapter with livestock club members earning top honors. David Burner won grand champion barrow at the National Spring Hog Show in Baltimore and the grand champion trio, plus several state and regional wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Club
David Burner
Floyd Burtner
Frederick
Baltimore
Allen Flanigan
Walkersvale
Waste Gusten
Bill Hemspery
Middletown
Allen Moore
Ballenger
Timonium
Flanigan
Guyton
Richmond
Carl Royer
Creagerstown
McDonogh
Jacqueline Hevner
Liberty
Frederick Fair
Ballinger Club
Thomas Zimmerman
Kenneth Zimmerman
Joseph Zimmerman
Yalbourne Noffsinger
Richard Zimmerman
Thomas Cook
Atlee Compher, Jr
Dale Warner
William Kepler
Arthur Rhoderick
Unionville
Roscoe Harbaugh
New Midway
Lee Ropp
Harbaugh
Ropp
Lee
Roscoe
Waterloo
Maryland
New Midway Club
England
Dona Lee Henson
Myersville
Holstein
William Wolfe
Wolfsville
Guernsey
Umnaus Cumeel
J. Wilfred
Poultry Club
Joseph Zimmerman, Jr
Westminster
Janet Hood
Claibourne Wooffsinger
Robert Mumma
Rocky Ridge
Ray Harner
James Remsburg
Mr. Pleasant
Ballenger Club
Timonium Fair
Paul Clemson, Jr
Richard Grossnickle
Grange News Open Meeting at Community Hall
Grange Linganore will hold an open meeting Monday at 8 pm in the Community Hall with the 4-H Club from Unwisile in charge of the program. Charles Peltz of Westminster will explain a selling setup to fund Grange activities and Red Cross solicitations will be led by Mrs. R Holmes Baker. A bridal shower for Miss Mary Ann Barker was given at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unganore Grange
Linganore Grange
Unwisile
Charles Peltz
Westminster
Grange
Red Cross
Singanore
R Holmes Baker
Mary Ann Barker
Maryland 4-H members praised for hosting judges and shows
An appreciation piece recalls judging at the Guesta Yoon brands and National Holstein Show events in Frederick with Maryland 4-H leaders Henry Shoe, Ros Cassell, John Morris, and Max Bucker among those who supported the team. It notes gratitude for the honor and recounts orchard guidance and questions about chemical thinning in fruit trees, urging hand thinning and cautious use of sprays.
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Cairns
Maryland
Henry Shoe[aahet
Ros Cassell
Frederick County
John Morris
Max Bucker
Vail
America
United States
Timonium Fair Grounds
Arthur Roderick
William Kepler
Lee Ropp
Roy Cassell
Richmond
Waterloo
Iowa
Timonium
John L. Johany Morris
University of Maryland
Gordon Cairns
Glenn Beck
Vand Max Buckle
Baltimore County
Waterlon
Doris Hendrix
Barbara Tracy
Jane King
Montgomery County
Lee Ro
Harbaugh Joins European Judging Tour With Maryland 4-H Team
Roscoe Harbaugh Jr leads Maryland dairy judging quartet to Waterloo Iowa for the National 4-H Daily Judging Contest after regional wins in Richmond. Maryland claims top honors with high scores in Brown Swiss and Guernsey classes. Harbaugh and teammates receive bronze bells and travel clocks.
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National Dairy
Max W Buckel
Baltimore County
John Nicolai
WcDonogh
Richard Hough
Airy
Glenn Patterson
McDonogh
Roscoe Warbaugh, Jr
Midway
John L. Norris
College Park
Roscoe Harbaugh, Jr
Europe
Maryland
Waterloo
Richmond
New Jersey
Lee
United States
Vernon Hull
Marlo Jerisey Farm
Marloy Country Club
University of Maryland
Springfield
Massachusetts
Frederick County
Hoodsmith
Frederick
Paul Cobleniz
Middletown
Windrow Ayrshire
Meadow Ridge Jersey
Michigan
Tinos
Curtiss Candy Company
Tckory Creek
Hoard
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Nicolai
Haugh
Myself
Patterson
Ayre Ishires
Guernseys
Guernsey
Neplai
Brown Swiss Association
All Expenses Paid Europe Trip For 4-H Dairy Judges
A six week summer trip to Europe with all expenses paid was awarded to judge in the international 4-H dairy judging contest open to all nations. At the 1933 National Dairy Cattle Congress over 1500 head and 225000 spectators were noted with daily refreshments provided by dairy and breed associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Towa
Ethron' Farm
Elkton
Waterloo
Advises Apple And Peach Orchard Owners
College Park March 12 Owners of apple and peach orchards should prepare for blossom time management beyond frost loss concerns. Extension horticulturist A F. Wierheller notes diseases and insects can affect trees at bloom and urges orchardists to check spray schedules and ensure pollination through added bees. He also says commercial growers should plan chemical thinning immediately after blossom time and follow directions for fruit thinning.
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Department of Horticulture
University of Maryland
Otchard
Vierheler
College Park
A. UF. Wierheller
University of Maryland Extension Horticulturist
Wierheller
Jin
Vierheller
Sardine Toast Snacks in a Quick Oven Bake
Small sardines stored on kitchen shelves provide a handy snack. Spread toast with mayonnaise, top with grated cheddar, arrange sardines on each piece, bake in a hot oven for about five minutes, then serve immediately.
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Oaklord Manor
Jules G. Smith
Union Bridge
Minders
Nauchter
Nation
Fandy
Hf Sou
Sears
Wowie
Adea
Herd Improvement Association
4-H
Grange News
Turkey
New World
A. Austin Younkins
Advcnture Department
Korea
Formosa
Dai Songerd Ee
Dich Shoe Wy Tz Bae Ge
Johnny Morris
Boyd Whittle
Unive Maryland
Motorola Auio
E. Patrick St. P
ING. JM
West South ST
Rao DN Ag Te
Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville, MD
Ganraans
AAA
Quer
Southern States
Wayman
AMD Pei
Commerce Street
Southern States Valley Cooperative
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mt. Airy
P.L. Hargett&Co
South Market
Hargett&Co
South & Wisner Sts
Frederick, Ma
G. Edgar Roderuck
Walkersville
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