Extension Calendar March 24 Carm Management Meeting and more
A busy extension calendar lists events from March 24 to 24 including Carm Management Meeting in Evtene ston Conference Room from 8 to 10 am, Emmitsburg Senior Citizens Center 1 to 3 pm, and multiple sessions such as 4-H Public Speaking Contest, Slip-Couch Cover Courses, and Homemakers’ seminars at Extension Conference Room, with pre registrations and varying times and locations across Frederick and surrounding areas. Several health and education focused gatherings are noted, including a pottery and art seminar, leader training, and a 4-H Citizenship Tour in Charles County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evteneston
du Clourine Comstructon
Emmitsburg
Senior Citizens Center
Bureau Springs
Bn—Clowhim
Ell Vlower
North Prederick
Saipan
Basehill Garden
Joseph Osmann
Rocky Ride Wire Hall
Estension Homemakers
Estension
Senior Citizens
Charles County
International Relations
State Extension Homemakers
Cambridge
Pomona Grange Youth Fill Officers Chairs Night
Frederick County Pomona Grange Youth Night held at Ballenger Grange Hall featured Frederick County youth filling officer chairs led by Master Gordon Flickinger and others. State youth plans include April 5 Dublin Grange Hall. grange camp July 25 26 27 at Rocks Harford County. candy fundraisers. bowling party March 23. singing and musical numbers from local granges. refreshments served. plans to travel to Dublin for state youth night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Ballenger Grange
Hartford
Gordon Flickinger
Douglas Mawker
Joann Boyer
James Favorite
James Moser
Chaplin
Nancy Summers
Richard Helwig
Pat Hale
Raymond Crum
Ceres
Greta Boyer
Pomona
Austin Hahn
Flora
Grange
New Market
Braddock
Richard Selwig
Village Lanes
Faye Reese
Mr. Frounfieter
William Burall
Walkersville
William Crum
Mrs. Crum
Jesus
William Stone
Thurmont
Rodman Myers
James Royer
Peggy Favorite
Ball
Adamstown Holstein Sets New Production Record
Adamstown Holstein Klingston View Hi Hope Naney 5916863 leaders in the 305 day lactation with 26,020 pounds of milk and 604 pounds of butterfat. Owned by T Maynard Klingston, the cow was bred in the herd of her present owners and sired by Hayssen Hope 1250992 EX. The Maryland University herd held prior records in multiple divisions, with Up of Md Emperor Martha formerly leading 205 and 265 day classes. Production sampling and testing were conducted with the University of Maryland and Holstein Association cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Holstein-Friesia A Association of America
Dairyard Improvement Registry Program
Klingston View
Hi Hope Naney
T. Maynard Klingston
Adamstown
Nancy
Hayssen
Martha
University of Maryland
College Park
Univer Maryland
National Holstein Organization
Jiffy-7 Pots Promise Easy Seed Startups for 1969
The article extols Jiffy-7 as a soil free seed starting method, detailing its sphagnum peat fill and balanced nutrients. It explains rapid expansion in lukewarm water to ready planting size, moisture retention, and resistance to overwatering, offering a convenient alternative to traditional Jiffy-Pots for spring gardening.
Gaithersburg Holstein tops half ton milk record
The Maryland Holsteins record 26 160 pounds of milk and 115 pounds of butterfat in 305 days from Johanna Pride SOST4TS at Char Lene Farm in Gaithersburg owned by Charles J Savage. University of Maryland test supervised weighing with Dairy Herd Improvement Registry. Hail damages exceed 25 million in property and crops losses reach 150 to 200 million yearly. The Soviet Union produces 6.2 million barrels of oil daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Savage
Gaithersburg
Maryland
Johanna
Tivington Pride
University of Maryland
Holstein-Friesian Association of Americ
USDA Acreage Guides for Summer Fall Vegetables and Melons
The Department of Agriculture releases acreage guidelines for 1969 summer and fall vegetables and melons. Total planting suggested at 1.79 million acres with reductions in onion, carrots, celery, lettuce, and early fall cucumbers in specified regions. Increases planned for sweet corn, beets, and tomatoes with overall move to align production with market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Idaho
Oregon
California
Texas
New Mexico
Virginia
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Ballenger
Marcia Kemp
Oth Club
Debbie Ann Kemp
Allis-Chalmers
Vernon E. Stop Company
Y Frederice
Taa Burne
Hagel
Woodfield
Lechlider
Montgomery County
Farm Bureau
TL Clem
Icts
Thee
Adamstown Holstein
Gaithersburg Holstein
Soviet Union
Puiblos
Dasa Deverops Agerete - Macketing
CAMS
Ile
Tia
Todzing
Iwg
Baker’s
Bho W. Patrick Steel
Preperick, Maryers
Howard W. White
Admanstown, Md
Wehnigc
Jim M Gibbons
RADIO
CBS
CBS Radio
Radio 930
Roblee
Corfam
Bankamericard Fonc
ES Shoes
West Patrick St.inrd
Feria
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Larmers and Mechanics National Bank
Brunswick
Mount Atry
Mount Airy
Oftick Woalkeraville
Liberty Iown
Libertytown
Emantsivng
Davasus Ode
North Market Cor
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