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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1990
Page
11
Dedication Farm hosts its fourth annual horse fair from 1 30 to 7 30 p m Sunday April 8 at the farm in Sykesville. Admission is free for tours and demonstrations featuring Portuguese Lusitanos crafts drill teams ballroom dancing and refreshments. Event indoors rain or shine.
Maryland Farm Bureau schedules its annual Washington Drive-In for Tuesday March 27 at the Capitol Holiday Inn. The day starts at 10 a.m. with a briefing by American Farm Bureau Federation and EPA officials, followed by Congressional office visits and a Smithsonian Institute stop. Bus transportation is available from the Carroll County Ag Center and Francis Scott Key Mall. reservations via Boots Berker at 922-3295.
M Franklin Mayne of Buckeystown captured first place in Maryland’s no till irrigated division with 187.32 bushels per acre using Pioneer 3343 seed. In a 1989 context, contest chair Hiram Christopherson noted the national average was 116. A record 2,783 entries from 46 states competed across seven divisions at the NCGA Corn Classic in Phoenix.
The Maryland Hampshire Sheep Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday March 28 at Mountain Gate Family Restaurant 133 Frederick Road Thurmont. Buffet is 7.50 per person incl tax and tip, children 5 to 12 4.25, under 5 1.50. Mail checks to Mrs. Reid Fauntleroy Westminster. For info call 239-8129 or 271-4483. The Shenandoah and Washington County locals of Atlantic Dairy Cooperative host a spring dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Monday March 19 at Henrys Country Inn Shepherdstown WV. Atlantic economist James S Fraher will discuss cooperative business milk pricing and marketing trends.
The Daisy Ag club hosts its seventh annual spaghetti dinner from 3 20 to p m on Saturday March 31 at the Lisbon Fire Hall. Admission is 5 for adults 3 for seniors and children 5 to 12, and free for under 5. For tickets call 854 6922 or 829 0620.
The Maryland Agricultural Commission will convene at 9 30 a m Wednesday March 14 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. Agenda items include commodity reports legislation update and a report by the Commission on Growth in the Chesapeake Region.
The State Board of Inspection of Horse Riding Stables will meet March 15 at 9 30 a m at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. The agenda includes inspection reports complaints and other business related to horse riding stables brought before the board.
The Frederick County Forest Conservancy District Board and Maryland agencies invite area high school students to apply for a week long forestry and natural resources program at Camp Hickory in Accident Garrett County August 12 18 The no cost program features lectures and field trips to explore career paths in forestry Applications are via local high school guidance offices or by calling Ruth Spurrier or Mike Kay and due by May 1 returned to guidance counselor or local service office.
Ghost Ryder owned by Someday Farm Libertytown Glenkirk Farms Maysville and MOB Associates Homer wins the senior and reserve grand champion bull at the 67th National Polled Hereford Show in Fort Worth Texas.
The Frederick News-Post Agriculture Calendar lists farm group activities for March. Events include Washington County Ag Week at Valley Mall March 15-18, Ap Week at Frederick Towne Mall March 19-24, Carroll County Holston Banquet March 19, Carrol County Call Sale March 21, Frederick Montgomery DHIA Annual Meeting March 21, Braddock Grange Meeting March 21, Farm Bureau Women’s Spring Flag March 22, Ayrshire Breeders Dinner March 23, Maryland Agriculture Day March 24, Fruit Tree Pruning Demonstration March 24, Thurmont Grange March 26, and Maryland Farm Bureau Washington Drive-In March 27.
John Tunberg becomes district conservationist at the Frederick and Catoctin Soil Conservation District field office replacing Tom Sierzega who moved to Pennsylvania. Tunberg, with seven years in soil conservation and PL-566 watershed work, brings extensive federal agency experience and a Washington State University degree.
Dr. Scott Barao cites several bull sources from university test stations to breed associations and stockyards. Key data to gather include birth and weaning weights, dam and sibling info, scrotal size, test performance, and EPD accuracy. Align bull choice with herd needs, goals, and potential crossbreeding benefits to improve calf survival and weight gain.
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