Big Crop Of Turkeys Seen In 1955 Outlook
COLLEGE PARK March 25 reports from the University of Maryland Extension poultryman Wade H Rice indicate a large 1955 heavy breed turkey crop is likely. USDA data show changes in breeder hen numbers and hatch potential may offset by stronger late hatch and storage stocks, with producers planning similar totals to 1954 but smaller light-breed output.
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College Park
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wade H. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Poultryman
Grosvers
Department
Poultryman
Top Honors At Spring Hog Show
College Park reporters describe the Spring Hog Show with breeds and class results. James and Dar Martin led a champion trio crossbreeds while Berk Iures and others earned notes in open and heavyweight divisions. Entries from Vins, Rennes Sykesville, Penh Toaherts, and North Harford FEA groom shows routines and awards.
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Barth
Rennes Sykesville
Behiaright
Yorkshire
Penh
Tockes
Chester
North Harford County
Islesville
Hampshire
Bennet
Genin Martin
Hampstead
Holstein Association Elects Leaders at Frederick Dinner
The Frederick County Holstein Association held its 35th annual dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel, electing Manville F. E. Coblentz of Middletown as president. Jim C. Lester Dudrow Limekiln as vice president, J. Homey Remsberg as secretary treasurer, and Richard Totter Jefferson as director. About 200 attendees, including national Holstein figures and Maryland officials, heard humor and remarks as the group reviewed activities and discussed low fat milk testing results.
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Frederick County Holstein Association
Francis Sept Key
Manville FE. Coblentz
Middletown
Busell
Wachter
Will Jim
C. Lester Dudrow
Limekiln
J. Homey Remsberg
Richard Totter
Delferson
Russell S. Warhter
Renn Remsberg
Woodrow W. Fow
Page BK. Uert
Jay Tr. Smith
Whe Aisiling
Natonal Associa Swope Prins Os d. Homer Remsbere Thos
Ytomer McVey
Kansas
National Holstein Executve Consi Teeman
Ron. Wells
Marelands
National Extension Committee
Leon A
Nelson Phelps
Barbara Pritchie
Meyer
Missouri
Coblenta
Jenry K Shoemaker
Remsberg
Cecil Tintler
Lester Dudraw
Merhl
Dairy Researchers Study Is Completed At Weal Virginia Univ
Dairy researchers at Weal Virginia University Nerieutyhat Experiment Station completed a study on the keeping analytics of milk in family refrigerators under actual use conditions. One plus five milk marketed as low fat is a skim milk product with butter fat and skim milk solids plus vitamins A and D. Families in the study received quarts of skim milk and stored them at home with samples sent to the lab for periodic testing from Saturday through Thursday.
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Weal Virginia University
Kael
Crisis and trust in marriage amid economic strain
A university family life specialist discusses marriage during the crisis phase, noting that economic pressure tests couples but shared challenges can strengthen bonds. Religious belief and mutual sympathy help couples endure while celebrating early milestones and joint goals.
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Para
Mareh
Vichalige
Jeannes
Morhv
University of Maryland
Anto
Baltimore Market Changes Urged by Commission
A Maryland committee urged relocating the Marsh Market in Baltimore to a southern fringe site with 20 units and parking for about 399 trucks. The plan includes land for expansion, an advisory program on supply and demand, and a self liquidating market authority funded by unit rents.
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College Park
Baltimore
Theo. R. McKeldin
General Assembly
Mekheldin
Paul B. Nystrom
University of Maryland Department of Agricultiral Economics
Mary Ket
Commission
Nystrom
Charles L. Downey
Washington County
H. Stanley Clark
House of Delegates
Anne Arundel County
Thomas FP. Hubbard
Milk composition remains unchanged by soil fertility
The Michigan Agricultural Experimental Station reports that soil fertility levels do not alter milk composition or feeding value of crops. Increased soil nutrients raise total feed per acre, but milk quality stays constant. minerals may be fed directly to cattle if soil minerals limit production. Breeding efficiency is also unaffected by soil fertility.
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College Park
John PL Dietrich
University
Michigan Agricultural Exper
Michigan
Wool Growers May Assign Payments Under 1954 Act
MarylandAgricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chair George Reeves says under new USDA provisions wool growers may assign payments owed to them as collateral for loans or advances to financing or marketing agencies. The arrangement applies to sheep financing and wool operations with a 60 day remit window after wool payment drafts are received.
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ASC
Reev
Reeves
Thari
George Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Enjlateral
Committee Blasts Agriculture Dept Over Farm Aid Policy
The House Appropriations Committee charges the Agriculture Department with political influence harming farmers prospects. It criticizes Secretary Benson and the Commodity Credit Corp and calls for 93878.625.09 in funding for the next fiscal year, noting declines in net farm income and rising costs. The South faces severe hardship as cotton acreage is curtailed and thousands lose farms or income.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Benson
Dan
Commodity Credit Corp
The
Commodity Abahchive
CCC
South
Atkles
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Siow
Ry McKeldin
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Maryland Farm Bureau
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Department of Agricultural Economics
University of 31 Land
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EL Nystrom
Department of Agri Tace
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West Friendship
Prisme
Raeenis Gand
Elinjce
Merling Af
Vents
Caponta
Orlis
Ren le
Morris AL Zentaz
Padeesburg
Maryland
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Massey Thatrig Combine
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Wood Bros
Tdea
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Wowarie CG
Barker
Frederick, Ma
Sale Mers
Baltimore Department of Traffic Engineering
Marsh Market
South St
Pioneer
May MO
J. Austin Younkins Ballenger
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Sa Fac Oes
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West Virginia
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Kilsore
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Delaval
Farmers Supply Co
South & Carroll Street
Frederick, Mary
ASD
Spring Farmers Meeting
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Thurmont, Rocks Ridge
Union Bridge
Agriculture Dept
Pioneer Seed Corp
Old Monocacy Canning Factory
J. Austin Younkins
Frederick Homes Insulating CO
Storm Windatts & Haan OG
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Ceresville Motor Co., Inc
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Med
Motter Avenue
West 7Th & North Bentz Sts
ACME
Kinsey Sharpening Service
Frederick, Md
Fas
East Patrick St
Bolen’s Garden Tractors
M-E Tilers
MsCutloch
Mail
Outheard Motors
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