Tractor hazard raises health concerns across communities
Fragmented OCR notes discuss dangers linked to tractor use and related health risks. The text mentions various names and places in a jumbled way, highlighting caution around farming equipment and safety practices.
4-H Club News Highlights Local Sewing and Food Events
Frederick County 4-H reports detail Sewing Workshops led by Mrs Verta Nar and Loretta Groudis at New Market Grange Hall, with demonstrations on vegetables and babysitting. The Laytonsville Senior Girls hold a progressive dinner, while other clubs plan bake sales, fund drives, and Mother’s Day events. Regular meetings cover public speaking contests, bake sales, and community service efforts.
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Fuad
Basset
Michelle Leather Autal
Barbara
Murph
Michele Leatherwound
Rot Groudis
New Market
Grange Hall
Loretta Groudis
Ruth
Meda Groff
Petersvilie Gins 4H
Peterswiie Faruiecs Weds Huil
Aaspen Bs
Debbie Wine
LaVonne Heffner
Linda Muss
Karen Maier
Kathy Bryant
Roxanne Wood
Kathy Wood
Susan Stauffer
Theresa Hill
Debbie Boone
Theresa Duvall
Barbara Biser
Lor Reiley
Tammy Martin
Pam Miller
Stephenie Spicer
Robert Miller
Rhonda Bell
Jack Fisher
Donna Martin
John Spicer
Walkersville
Lisa Smith
Lisa
Lisa Brilhart
Walkersville Jr
Debbi Stottemyer
Poplar Girls
Debbie Moon
Kathy Cashdollar
Sheilos Maloney
Brenda Picket
Cashdollar
Terri Lowman
T Hale
Linda Moon
Laurinda Adamts
Betty Putman
County Horse Clinic
Laurinda Adams
Area Holsteins Report Conformation Scores and Records
Wisam Kepler of Middletown reports registered Holsteins scored for conformation by an official Holstein Association classifier. The Keplers’ herd totals include eight with top ratings and three production records announced by the Holstein Friesland Association. Brook-Lodge Proud Petunia, Clovertop Citation Philly, and Kingstead Bess Mistery each exceeded 1000 pounds of butterfat in a single lactation, with ratings VG GP VG respectively.
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Wisam Kepler
Middletown
Holstein-Friesing Association
Ameria Bratlebory
Dairsmen Efraica
Holstein-Friensian Association
Brook-Lodge Proud Petunia
C Renn Remsberg
Clovertop Citation Philly
Russell S. Wachter
Keymar
Kingstead Bess Mistery
Leslie C. King
Banvel herbicide fights tough late weeds in no-till corn
Banvel, absorbed through roots stems and leaves, moves inside to kill broadleaf weeds in no-till corn fields. When tank mixed with 2,4-D it controls velvetleaf and other late germinating or volunteer plants, though it is not a quick knockdown product and may take days to finish the job.
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Harold Lenhart
Whitmore and
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Laytonsville
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Walkersville Firewall
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