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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1987

Page

12

Pesticide workers may face mandatory blood tests by 1988

EPA official Dick Longmire outlined proposed Worker Protection Standards for Agricultural Pesticides, likely requiring cholinesterase blood tests to establish baselines and monitor exposure. Tests would occur after multiple days of exposure to category I or II organophosphates, with further testing as exposure continues.

Dick Longmire Environmental Protection Agency Office of Pesticide Programs Longmire

Pesticide Info Lines and Cholinesterase Testing Details

The Agrichemical Age notes two hotlines for chemical safety Pesticide information is available 24 7 from NPTN at 1 800 858 7378 and CMA Ref Center hours 9 p m EST weekdays at 1 800 262 8200 Washington. It also covers cholinesterase inhibitor effects and testing thresholds with guidance from Dr Dean T Stueland emergency care specialist.

National Pesticide Telecommunications Network NPTN Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine Lubbock Texas Chemical Manufacturers Association CMA Washington Dean T. Stueland

Staff expands for Angus beef program CAB adds two staffers and promotes director

The American Angus Association Certified Angus Beef program appoints Homero A. Recio as processing coordinator and Brent Eichar as assistant retail coordinator. Mary Ferguson becomes assistant director of CAB while Colvin notes rising demand and sales. CAB serves about 5,000 U S restaurants and exports to eight countries with 3.5 million pounds monthly in 1987 and nearly 30 million pounds in fiscal 1985.

Mary Ferguson CAB Louis “Mick” Colvin Colvin United States

Farmland values fall 8 percent in 1986 study

USDA ERS reports nationwide farmland values dropped eight percent in 1986 after declines of 12 percent in the prior two years. Maryland down 3 percent. New Jersey up 36 percent in the Northeast. Maryland down from 2530 to 1831 per acre since 1981. five year decline nationally 35 percent. Local demand for land keeps prices steady in roads parks and schools. Farmers sell to reduce debt, shifting to nonfarming uses. Dairy feeding guidance suggests added fat to dairy cattle diets with specific limits and mineral targets to maintain production.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service Louisiana New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania Corn Belt Kim Cassel Univeristy of Maryland Animal Science Department

Jousting winners crowned at Maryland awards banquet

Marylands Jousting Tournament Association named Sandy Izer of Williamsport Rider of the Year at the annual banquet. Mike Pue of Rocky Ridge earned novice rider of the year. Other winners included David Kershner and Dick Kershner of Clear Spring, Louis Goldstein, and the life association member award and president's trophy.

Sandy Izer Williamsport Maryland Jousting Tournament Association Mike Pue Rocky Ridge Eft David Kershner Clear Spring Maryland Comptroller Louis Goldstein Life Association Dick Kershner

Jousting champions honored at Maryland tourney banquet

At the Maryland Jousting Tournament Association awards banquet in Jefferson, Willis Snow of Cordova is crowned national and state champion while Mike Wirts of Jefferson holds the Maryland title. Comptroller Louis Goldstein presents the honors.

Maryland Jefferson Willis Snow Cordova Mike Wirts Louis Goldstein

Montgomery County Opens New Farm Heritage Center

The county unveils a $2.7 million heritage center built on a hillside to resemble farm buildings. Architect William F. Donaldson Jr. notes barn shaped roofs and native materials while interior spaces include a 150 seat meeting room a demo kitchen and a 35 seat conference room plus a reference library. Bush calls the site an interesting place with ongoing demonstrations of historical and modern farming practices.

William F. Donaldson Jr Bush

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