Conservation Board Elects 1951 Officers in Thurmont District
The Soil Conservation Board reorganized for 1951 electing Walter Burall as president Harry Zentz as vice president E Earl Remsberg as secretary William Howard as treasurer and Murray Day as a member County Agent Henry R Shoemakers a member Also present were Anthony of the Washington County Board of Supervisors and Mark Miler Washington County Agent Plans completed for district farmers including Huebner Cook Gillette Denney Suobado Main Lewistown and Condon Contour strips and pond fertilization plans were discussed with fertilizer formulas and application timing outlined for pond and pasture enhancement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Board
Rhea T. Kincaid
Thurmont
Conservation Board
Walter Burall
Harry Zentz
E. Earl Remsberg
William Howard
Murray 0. Day
Henry R. Shoe
Henry Worcester Jr
Urbana
Mr. Bell
F. L. Pearce
Lewistown
Edgar Condon
Unionville
Donald Fraley
Henry Magaha
Woodville
Dr. Huebner
New Market
T. L. Knott
J. C. Stone
Ray EB. Valentine
Kieffer Coblentz
Middletown
Albert
Harvey Harshman
Wolfsville
Ernest
Albert Ahalt
Frank
Charles Main
James Pearl
Lander Hood College
T. B. King
Dr. Well
Point of Rocks
Everett Moser
Bolivar
R. N. Miller
Jefferson
Ellis Ramsburg
Frank Romery
Messrs
Suobado
Denney
Gillette
Huebner
Condon
Meister
Kincaid
Montgomery Co DHIA Records urged action on fertilizer use
Montgomery Co DHIA Records notes a directive that 12 inches of fertilizer should be applied. The record emphasizes improved field management and soil nutrition guidance for thecounty farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Co
Dhia Records
County Dairyman Buys Top Bull At U S Soldiers Home
E Earl Remsberg Buckeystown bought the top animal at the Soldiers Home dispersal sale in Washington on Monday paying 1910 dollars for a one year old bull. About 1500 people attended the sale. The largest single buyer was Troy M Childers Ellaville Ga who paid 7545 for 15 head. The two day sale will conclude with machinery and dairy equipment auctions as the home farm plans a shift to a Veterans Administration hospital and a District Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Soldiers Home
Washington
Fredericks
Howard C. Barker
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Troy M. Childers
Ellaville
B Payne
Alexandria
Austin Backus
Mexico
N. C
Emmert IR. Bowlus
Veteran Administration
Bellevue
Mt. Pleasant
Ford
Dearhorn
Deere Corn
McCormick~ Deere
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Syracuse
DeLaval
Wilson
Clarke
Institute of Forest Genetics Described
Jonathan Forman M D reviews the Institute of Forest Genetics in The Land Winter issue. James G. Eddy, a Seattle lumberman, founded it about 25 years ago to apply genetics to forestry, aiming to breed better forest trees beyond reforestation and improved cutting. Eddy located a site on the Sierra Nevada slopes and began the station with expert help and initial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Forman
Institute of Forest Genetics
Philip Wagner
the Land
Friends of the and
James G. Eddy
Seattle
Wagner
Mr. Eddy
Sierra Nevadas
Pines Crossbreeding Station Ties World in One Spot
In 1235 a donor deeded land to the United States Forest Service enabling a station that gathers nearly all known pine species. It allows crosses among tropical Arctic swamp desert native varieties, enabling practical pine hybridization with global relevance. Tra D. Tfert of Middletown Maryland earns Progressive Breeders Award for fourth straight year from Holstein Friesian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
Wagner
Tropics
Arctic
Hert Wins Eight Consecutive Holstein Registry Award
The Hert farm earns a national Holstein registr y honor for eight straight years based on a 38 cow test herd completing a year to Aug 31 1950 with 11 pounds butterfat and 13104 pounds of 3.9 percent milk per cow in 308 days. The 48 freshened home bred cows form the 80 animal herd officially classified U9.2. The Holstein Freisian Association of America sent a certificate, and a bronze year plate will be presented at a regional Holstein breeders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iert
Hert
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
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Lee Parham
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Thompson Furniture Co
West Riding Farm
A. Hy Paul
C.E. Thomas
Morgan GH
E. Thomas
Thomas & Wright
H.C. King
H. C. King
Charles Savage
Clagett Jones
A. H. Paul
West
Ray Roberts
D. 1
George C. Paffengarger, Jr
William Jeweler
T. B. Dorsett
Pleasant Hills Farm
W. A. Riley
L. Hulsizer
FAY
J. W. Moore
George Daniel
Walker
Brattleboro, Vt
Rolling Knoll
Gaithersburg
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Westminster
Carroll Theatre
Grand View Farms
T. B. Accredited
Canada
U. S
Devery
Guernseys
Sanger & Martin
Rettew
County
U.S. Soldiers Home
Edwin E. Stoffer
Insurance Counselor
Upsy
Stoffer Insurance Agency
Pythian Castle
Red Creek, N.Y
Landesville, Pa
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West South St. Frederick, MD
Reuben Solar
Woodbine Canning Company
Pas Woodbine
Scott Viner
Sinclair Scott
Food
Food Machinery Pro
Sprague
CASI
Ralph Rosen
Actione
Genesee
Aperaiter. Buepolg, SN
Ridgeville
J. Goetze
Monrovia
Tele
Howard Schafer
Bethesda
Storr
Hansonville
Route 15
Frederick
T. B
Dunham
Fairbanks Morse
Ladies OF Reformed Church OF
Utica
Sherman GC
Stull
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Helly
C. Edward Hoffman
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L, Kelly
Clerk Lynch
MT. Zion Church
Frederick County
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
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Ayrshire
Vvgrosey
Walter Hahn
Maas Opticians
Market Street
Joseph Six
David Bohn
Simon Stull Austin Wiles
E. Alton Dudderar
Charles Wood
J.C. Stone George Bowers Cheeks
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
LIC Sale
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Airport
Polly
North Market ST
Richard C. Molesworths
Homes —For Sale
Centtral
Emmed
M. D. Harp Agency — Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
Farmers Supply Co
Walkersville, MD
Purina