Chairman Describes Rates For 1965 Feed Grain Plans
Harold M Free, Chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, outlines 1965 feed grain program diversion rules. Sign up Feb 8 to March 26 at Frederick ASCS County Office, Winchester Hall. Diversion thresholds 20 40 and 50 percent, with different payment rates for diverted acreage and substitution plans for wheat and feed grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold M. Free
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Free
Frederick Ascs
Winchester Hall
Frederick District Enters State Goodyear Competition
Frederick Soil Conservation District joins the 19th Goodyear district contest to crown the nation’s top 53 districts. District chairman E Earl Remsberg says performances across Maryland will be weighed. key leaders will judge and merit considers 1965 work. Grand prize is an expense paid work study trip to Arizona in December 1966 for one district member and outstanding cooperator.
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Phoenix
Goodyear Tire Andy Rubber Co
Frederick
Remssberg
Elmer Hodges
McKaig
Jesse Burall
New Market
Raymond Keilholtz
Emmitsburg
Edwin Hevner
Johnsville
Remsberg
Farm Calendar of Frederick County Events and Classes
Entries for the Farm Calendar include the Young Farmer Class at Walkersville High School on March 1 and multiple adult farmer classes at Walkersville Linganore Adams town and Thurmont. Also listed are 4H Dairy Workshops, the Frederick County Swine Producers Meeting at Winchester Hall, and the Maryland Angus Association Spring Sale at the Frederick Fairgrounds.
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News-Post Office
Walkersville High
Adamstown
Thurmont
Thurmont High
Wirecester Hall
North Frederick
Frederick County
West Frederick
Maryland Angus Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Three Area Breeders Win National Dairy Award
Three area farmers earn the Holstein-Friesian Progressive Breeders Award. Ray H. and Boyd R. Smith lead with eleven wins near Frederick, followed by Leslie C. King and Sons of Clarksburg with ten, and Charles E. Hert with six. Awards honor milk and butterfat output, body type, herd health, and home-bred animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Maryland
Ray H
Boyd R. Smith
Frederick
Smiths
Leslie C. King
State Dairy Princess Contest Entry Deadline Set April 15
Maryland announces changes to its Dairy Princess Contest rules with an April 15 entry deadline. The state contest in Baltimore June 29 30 at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel will determine delegates for the national event in Chicago June 20 23. Miss Jane Amoss last year’s Maryland Dairy Princess competes again. Eight area chairmen oversee entries across Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick Baltimore Carroll Harford Anne Arundel Prince George's Calvert Montgomery St. Mary's Cecil Kent Queen Anne's Talbot Caroline Dorchester Wicomico.
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Maryland
Sheraton - Belvedere
Baltimore
Chicago
Illinois
Jane Amoss
Maryland Dairy Prin
Cess
Garrett and
Allegany
Ross Crowe
Box
Oakland
Washington County
Ralph McCauley
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Merhle Duvall
Walkersville
Carroll Counties
Richard F. Price
Phoenix
Harford County
Charles F. Smith
Ben Markline
White Hall
Anne Arundel
Charles
Prince George's
Calvert
Montgomery
Howard
St. Mary’s
George Schaeffer, Jr
Germantown
Montgomery County
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
J. Lawson Crothers
Atlee Armour
Rising Sun
Cecil County
Talbot
Caroline
Dorchester
Wicomico
Nancy Voss
Box 183
Denton
Caroline County
County Swine Producers To Meet Thursday
Frederick County swine producers are invited to the annual swine management meeting on Thursday at Winchester Hall. The event, co sponsored by the county Extension service and the University of Maryland animal science department, begins at 7 30 p m. Speakers include Novm Zerby on sow nutrition and new management techniques, Dr Robert E Raemsch on herd health from birth to death, and Dr James Ferguson on the economics of swine and sow litter programs for Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
County Extension Service
Animal Science Department
University of Maryland
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Novm Zerby
Robert E
Howard County D H I A Records
Howard County D H I A records list case filings and registrations for the district court. Provided notes indicate internal tracking of cases involving local agencies and residents. Stan appears as a name connected to one filing or filing party in the record set.
Ground Cover Plants May Do Well In Shade
University of Maryland floriculturist Dr. Conrad B. Link advised nurserymen that ground cover plants thrive in shade. He noted varieties like periwinkle, wintercreeper, English ivy, juniper, heather, bunchberry, and goatweed suit shaded banks and under trees, with early spring planting after fertilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad B. Link
University of Maryland Floriculturist
College Park
Link
Maryland Jersey Club Presidents Address Cattle Group
AJCC President Stanley Chittenden spoke at the Maryland Jersey Cattle Club annual meeting at the Howard County Fairgrounds. Edward Crotty reported on expanded Jersey markets in the southeast, predicting 10 000 to 15 000 registered Jerseys moving south, boosting demand. New Windsor’s Mrs. Wallace P. Nielsen was reappointed president. officers and directors listed. Jersey records cited include Czar Fern, Commando Milady Melody, Commando Patterns Betsy, and Rocket Silver Maple Marigold setting dairy measurements. Rocket Silver Maple Marigold also set a national butterfat mark. A note mentions Rocket Silver Maple Marigold’s 2,305 days lactation not ending in 1964.
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Stanley Chittenden
American Jersey Cattle Club
Maryland Jersey Cattle Club
Howard County Fairgrounds
Northeast
Edward Crotty
Wallace P. Nielson
New Windsor
Maryland Club
Frank Stiles
Airy
George Stiles
Boonsboro
Western Shore
Hansen Hoffman
Ridgely
Eastern Shore
John Stiles
Westminster
H. B Crowgey
Elkton
Thomas Shaw
Fairplay
Robert Stiles
Rockville
Herbert Hoopes
Forest Hall
Waldo Brooks
Centreville
Czar Fern
John’ Stiles & Sons
Jersey
Island of
Commando Pattern
Betsy
Edward
Carol Kahler
Commando
Elsie
Carl W. Feucht & Son
John Stiles & Sons
Kenwood Basil Sadie
Coronation Emblem Combine
Carl W Feucht & Son
J. Wilfred Runkles
Monrovia
Timely Tips for Corn Oats and Lawns from Extension Agent
Extension agent Kenneth Shifflet offers fertilizer guidelines for corn to reach 100 bushels per acre with 110 pounds nitrogen 80 pounds phosphate and 80 pounds potash per acre. Adds ratios for higher yields and notes oats and small grain topdressing, lawn fertilization timing, and starting warm and cold season vegetables.最后
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Kenneth Shifflet
Clarion
Clinton
Andrew
Gary
Ajax
Maryland
Glen Toctin Mat Faith
Allen Brothers, Jefferson
Survey Of Pesticide Use Set In Three States
A 1964 survey of pesticide use by farm operators in Caroline and St Mary's Counties Maryland and in Sussex County Delaware will gather data on sprays and dusts for crops and livestock. The national study includes 400 counties and aims to assess economic impact and improve pest control safety. John H. Williams Mrs Willma Reeves Keith H. Carlisle lead interviews in the three counties.
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Caroline
St. Mary’s
Maryland
Sussex County
Delaware
C. N. Guellow
College Park
U.S
U.S.D A
Lawrence Gambrell
Caroline County
John H. Williams
St. Mary’s County
Willma M. Reeves
Keith H. Carlisle
Catoctin View Herd Notes Milk and Fat Records
Catoctin View S C Jane 4 605259 a five year old produced 17510 lbs milk and 09 lbs butterfat in 305 days. Catoctin View Champion Jill 4684 962 a five year old had 15920 lbs milk and 650 lbs butter fat in 305 days. Catoctin View Gay Admiral 4124532 an eight year old had 16110 lbs milk and 600 lbs butterfat in 317 days. All owned by Austin B. & W. EB. Coblentz Jefferson.
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Catoctin View
S. C
Jane
Jill
Catoctin View Gay Admiral
Austin B. & W. EB. Coblentz
Jefferson
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Ernest K. Jackson
RFD 1
M. R. Zent
Keymar
Dairy Equipment Company
Albany
New York
Italy
Dairy Princess
Howard County
D.H.I.A. Records
Stan
M. Leber
Lds
J Fritz & Son
Warfield, IV
J OR Marley Jr
Nichols Bros
Mill Road Farm
Wauwatosa
BK Feaga
BD & J Patrick
Oakdale Farm
U of M_ Forage Res
Brabant Farm Oy
R&gh
Justice
R Carroll
Scheer & Son
R Hough
Harwood Ag
Pue Té Rirgh
Simpson
Rj&gh
M Pickett
Gg&gh
Wilson
Krill
Dones & Sons
Baker Bros
J H_ Nicolas
Rene — J Stewart
Frank Gladhill
J Oc Fisher
Rage Haid
JA R Har
Ellis Hood
John L King, Jr
W. Stanton Stewart Walker
James Welsh Jr
Chester Lershear
Beall
Ear
Johnson
Ralph & Grover
A Scheel
Walker
T O Warheld, Iv
J Fritz & Son GH
Philip Watkins
Richard Whiteman
K Feaga
Glenn Hood
J Patrick RA
David Cavanaugh
Harwood
Paul Johnson
Beckett
Ra&gh
John B. Miller
Cru R&gh
Eva
Dawid
Nicalat
Weilzer
Hardy R&gh
WC Poole
Oakwood Farm
King
Garrett Bros
Wood Nehouse
Leber George Crawford
George Crawford Elwood
Nehouse
MU King
Herbert Watkins
Rudell Beall
Edward Johnson
Wauwetosa Farm RA
CO IF
John Doody
Matthews
RF Jones & Sons
Robert Dorsey
Beau Bros Agh
Leroy Savage
Oakwood Farms
Hoxdoe Schwartzbeck
I ¢ Fisher
J C Stewart
Drew Pearson
Stiles
R Justice
Xry Stiles
Thompson Furniture
Beall Bros
Bassler
RBS
Colleen Pearson
Hartess
Oo Adams
Joe Schwartzbeck
X-Ciem
IBM
George Schaeffer
Pickett
Henry F. King
Chester Leishear
Wo King
Ore J G Howes
Billy Watkins
S$ Price
Stewart Walker
Arthur Johnson
Earl Johnson
Jerry Savage
Fannenry FE
Breed & Aes
Bo Riggs
Aya
Cie Watkins
Chas. E. Watkins R. D
B. M. Seibert
Mt. Airy
Carl Angleberger
Ralph Young
Francis J. Crawford
John Arbaigh
Harvey Grossnickle Union Bridge
Brunswick Co-op
Ass'n., Inc
Brunswick, Md
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
DeLaval
New Idea
John Wilbur
Wilbur
AJCC
Jersey Cattle Club
Louisville
Wanda Shepherd
Eddie Terry
Jefferson H. C. Summers CO
Thurmont Gall & Smith
Thurmont Cooperative Inc
Walkersville Farmers Supply CO
Sudan
J. Austin Younkins
Rep
Frederick Plant
Brunswick
Boyds Plant
M. J. Grove Lime Co
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