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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1986

Page

9

20 year members honored at Capitol Milk Producers meeting

Twenty year service honors were given at the Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc annual meeting. In front from left are G Beary Lucey Thurmont James M Stup and Marion E Stup Walkersville and Donald P Smith Woodsboro. In back from left are Richard Grossnickle Johnsville Charles Wiles Williamsport and James W Carmack Detect.

Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc G. Beary Lucey Thurmont James M. Stup Marion E. Stup Walkersville Donald P. Smith Woodsboro Richard Grossnickle Johnsville Charles Wiles Williamsport James W. Carmack John H. Diller Chambersburg C. Rudell Angleberger Ralph Lay Taneytown Bernie Wiles Littlestown Richard Trout Keymar Robert Renn Frederick Anthony Wilcam Howard Stup Kenneth Mellett Mercersburg

Feed grain program sets 80 percent planting limit for farmers

Maryland farmers may plant and harvest up to 80 percent of their feed grain base under a voluntary program to curb supplies. Base is five year average of planted acres. Loans set at 1.92 for corn 1.82 sorghum 1.56 barley and .99 oats per bushel with target prices matching 1985. Sign up ends April 11.

Olin 8 Davis Jr Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Davis Eed Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office

Hesston Prime Line Days at D W Ogg Equipment

D W Ogg Equipment Co of 5149 Cap Lane Road Frederick runs Hesston Prime Line Days through March 31. Visitors view a Growing Power videotape detailing Hesston Fiatagri ties and Fiat org. Discounts on select parts and limited-time bonuses on new Hesston equipment, in addition to existing rebates and financing programs.

D.W. Ogg Equipment Co Cap Lune Road Frederick Hesston Fiatagri Fiat

Dairymen bid totals and fertilizer price questions raise doubts

At a Capitol Milk Producers meeting Jim Barr cites about 45 000 dairymen bidding in a whole herd buyout at 435 to 499 99 per hundredweight. Florida shows 30 percent bidding while California is 20 percent. The report notes cat exposure and toxoplasma risks in maternity areas and feed bins. It also asks if fertilizer prices will drop with falling oil, referencing nitrogen phosphate and potash costs and potential per acre savings.

Jim Barr National Milk Producers Federation Capitol Milk Producers Wisconsin Florda California Situa. Vom Washington Metro

Agricultural preservation program under fire in Frederick County

County officials and farmers debate the value of the Frederick County agricultural preservation program as Keller withdraws 70 acres from the plan. Commissioner Grossnickle calls for higher standards while Charles Smith notes withdrawals weaken the program. Keller sold 234 acres at Picnic Woods and Bible Roads to Mack and several investors for 350000 dollars. parcels will be divided, some to remain agricultural. Talbert touts Maryland’s program as highly successful despite recent withdrawals.

Frederick County Richard Grossnickle Keller Grossnickle Smith Picnic Woods Bible Roads Ferdinand and Mildred Mack Adamstown Delbert Null Albert McPherson Terrance McPherson Leslie Hutzell Frederick

Spoof Memo Details Grim Gramm Rudman Cutbacks

A tongue in cheek memo circulated inside the U S Department of Agriculture spoofed how to handle Gramm Rudman spending cuts. It jokes about using low cost travel facilities and housing in public shelters or police stations while detailing meals from unused airline leftovers. The memo dated January 21 was circulated anonymously to The Associated Press and labeled a spoof by agency spokesman Jim Zaimes.

Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture Gramm. Rudman Gramm-Rudman Department Mcas United States Agricultural Marketing Service Associated Press Jim Zaimes Zaimes

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