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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1965

Page

6

Fish Meal Used As Protein For Swine At Maryland Farm

Research at the University of Maryland agricultural experiment station in Howard County runs a five year study on 121 young pigs including Yorkshires and cross-breeds. Pigs are fed menhaden fish meal as a protein supplement to assess whether it speeds growth and body development.

University of Maryland Animal Research Farm Agricultural Experiment Station Howard County Yorkshire Edgar P. Young Maryland University Maryland Dr. Young Uncle Sam SSC Cooperative Service Agency

Maryland Angus sale tops with 14 month old University bull

A 14 month old, 1000 pound bull from the University of Maryland sold for 410 to John P. Archer of Bel Air at the Maryland Angus Association spring sale on April 30 at the Frederick Fairgrounds. The bull, son of Hidden Hills Executive 2, aims to improve growth rate and carcass quality of the university herd. A bred cow with calf at side sold for 450.

University of Maryland Maryland Angus Association Frederick Fairgrounds John P. Archer Bel Air Hidden Hills Executive University J. E. Foster Animal Science Hidden Hills

Local TAP blueprint spurs county Parks and Recreation panel

The county technical Action Panel or TAP, a coalition of FHA SCS Extension and other agencies, guides rural development and RAD plans. It coordinates USDA programs, informs on opportunities, and helps form the new Parks and Recreation Commission to address recreation and economic issues.

Parks and Recreation Commission TAP Farmers Home Administration Soil Conservation Service Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Cooperative Extension Service Department of Forestry Department of Vocational Agricultural Education FHA H. Bryce Hopkins Charles E. Ware SCS George D. Wood Anne Mossburg ASCS George B. Gilmore Department of Forests George Remsberg Vong U.S. Department of Agriculture Department (of Agriculture Hopkins USDA Wood Frederick County

Farm Calendar Highlights 4 H Events and Contests

Calendar of 4 H activities statewide from May to June including dairy and poultry judging at various farms and centers, district public speaking, leadership camp, fairs at Frederick and Poolesville, and deadlines for registering purebred 4 H animals. June 2 marks National 4 H Club Sunday and June 24 Agricultural Demonstration Day at Frederick Fairgrounds.

News-Post Office Bam Arthur Rhoderick Agricultural Center Westminster C. Renn Remsberg McDonogh Fair University of Maryland Paul Spurrier Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association Russell Martz Irving Staley William Kepler Rocks Frederick County Frederick Fairgrounds

Ritchie Heads Maryland Shorthorn Association Banquet

At the May 1 banquet in Glen Burnie M. R. Ritchie was named president of the Maryland Shorthorn Association. M. Robert Ritchie became vice president and T. Courtenay Jenkins was elected secretary treasurer. George Arrowsmith will host a Field Day September 11 at his Upperco farm. Dr James Ferguson will lead a calf weighing and grading demo. William Johnson of the Federal Land Bank Baltimore spoke on urban agriculture public relations.

J. Paul Smith Hazelwood Farm Mitchellville Maryland Shorthorn Association Glen Burnie M. Robert Ritchie Holly Hill Farm Frederick T. Courtenay Jenkins Double Meadow Farm White Hall George Arrowsmith Upperco James Ferguson University of Maryland William Johnson Federal Land Bank Baltimore

U S Soil Conservation Service Marks 30th Year

The Soil Conservation Service of the U S Department of Agriculture observes its 30th birthday in April. Frederick conservationist Charles E Ware notes about 1 150 cooperators in Frederick and Catoctin districts receive technical assistance. SCS collaborates with ACP and local governments while expanding outreach to urban residents. Edward R Keil adds that conservation techniques have evolved since 1935 and landowners control erosion with guidance from SCS and districts.

Soil Conservation Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Charles E. Ware Frederick SCS Ware Catoctin Agricultural Stabilization and Con Servation Service Frederick County Maryland Edward R. Keil College Park

Farm Debt Soars to Record High in United States

National credit official Glenn Browne warns total U S farm debt has passed 35 billion as land values and costs rise while prices ease. He notes agricultural assets total 216 billion equaling about 25 thousand per farm worker and predicts debt may climb with larger, specialized, mechanized farms increasing long term credit demand. Redgate Leader Victoria 4722 515 reports a five year old cow owned by Paul R King produced 15490 pounds milk and 709 pounds butterfat in 305 days.

U.S Glenn G. Browne Land Bank Service Farm Credit Administration Browne New York Stock Exchange Redgate Victoria Paul R. King Frederick

300 Students Tour Farms To See Conservation Work

The Catoctin Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors hosted a spring farm tour for 300 students from Brunswick Middletown and local classes. Experts explained water holding capacity contour farming pond use and soil conservation with hands on demonstrations at the Walter and Austin Coblentz farm. Agricultural tips included lawn insect control pruning shrubs and reducing milk feed costs through better forage use.

Catoctin Ahalt Middletown Baker Ziegler Williams Moser Richard Holter Kenneth Shifflet Charles Ware U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service Pat Lakin Carrollee Zecher Cyrus McBride

Alfalfa Weevil, Cutworms, and Veggie Insects Advice

Extension expert Kenneth E. Shifflet outlines pest control tips for alfalfa, corn, and vegetables. Malathion and Guthion are recommended for alfalfa weevil and general sprays. cutworms in corn from old sod areas require Levin or Diazinon. early vegetable pests include asparagus beetles flea beetles and aphids with malathion or Sevin sprays advised.

Kenneth E. Shifflet

Frederick County 4H Members Join International Exchange

Three Frederick County 4H members Barbara Laughlin Richard Lee Stone and Dwight C Smith join 18 peers from several states for a two month exchange with the British Isles. They sail June 29 aboard the MS A Telia after orientation in Washington and will tour European nations while paying their own expenses.

Frederick County Barbara Laughlin Mt. Airy Richard Lee Stone Tramsville Dwight C. Smith Jefferson Maryland Edwin R. Fry Chestertown Arkansas California Georgia Illinois Indiana Louisiana Michigan Nevada New Jersey Washington England Scotland Ireland Wales British Isles iThey Europe National +1 Club Washington, D. C National 41 Club Foundation

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