Top corn grower Mebri Mayne earns state honor
Mebri Mayne, a top corn grower, finished third in the state no-till irrigated corn class. NCGA Chairman Pete Wenstrand presented the award at the ceremony.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1995
Page
9
Mebri Mayne, a top corn grower, finished third in the state no-till irrigated corn class. NCGA Chairman Pete Wenstrand presented the award at the ceremony.
James and Eleanor Baker of Union Bridge took first place in the no till non irrigated class at the National Corn Growers Association contest. Bill Northey, NCGA vice president, presented the award.
Washington AP report notes that unmarketable onions can be fed to sheep safely. The Agricultural Research Service finds natural onion sulfides do not harm sheep in a balanced diet, countering anemia and death fears.
May 2 to 7 features Soil Stewardship Week Luncheon at Dun Dee Country Inn noon May 5, 4 H Shooting Sports Instructors Workshop at Remington Farms Chestertown May 2 6 Polled Herefords Celebrate Maryland Golf and Sale May 6 Someday Farm Libertytown, College Park Maryland H Dairy Bowl at University of Maryland May 6 7 Pony Club Spring Hunter Jumper Show Moxley Field Ijamsville 8 45 am May 6 7 Sheep and Wool Festival Howard County Fairgrounds May 7 Carroll County Dairy Princess Contest Westminster 7 pm.
The Maryland Angus Association announced its new leaders with Dan Davis of New Windsor as president, Sherri Smith of West Friendship as vice president, and Susie Webb of Gaithersburg as secretary and treasurer. New directors include Zeb O’Boyle West Friendship Dean Considine Middletown Deb Gwynne Taneytown Robert Riggs Brookeville and Doug Full Mount Airy.
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