Stored Pesticide Shelf Life and Safe Disposal Advice
University of Maryland agricultural chemist David Shriver warns pesticides can spoil after opening with oil sprays forming milky mixes when fresh water, while wettable powders lump and aerosols fail to spray as containers corrode. Disposal guidance urges burying empties 18 inches deep or wrapping and trashing. keep containers locked away from children. The piece also notes Wil-Mar Posch Treva, an eight-year-old Holstein cow owned by J. Wilmer House, produced 14,470 pounds of milk in 305 days.
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David Shriver
University of Maryland
Shriver
Shrivjer
Wil-Mar Posch
Peace Corps Expanding Ag Service To India's Farmers
The Peace Corps will send 500 more agricultural workers to two years in India, bringing total new volunteers to 1,000 by Jan 1 to aid food production and nutrition. The expanded India program targets intensive production and applied nutrition for family farms, with 1,600 volunteers anticipated in country.
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Peace Corps
India
Robert L. Jones
Carroll County
Jones
Jack Vaughn
New Delhi
Vaughn
Peace Corp
George Carter
Asia
Middle East
North Africa
Peace
Carter
I Peace Corps
Peace Corps’ India Agricutural
Development and Resources Corporation of
New York
Rosedale 4-H Club Meets At Kathy Dutrow Home
Twelve girls attended the Rosedale 4-H Club meeting at Kathy Dutrow’s Wil son Place with Tracy Smith joining as a new member. Aude and Bake sale committees were proposed, Karen Reynolds demonstrated cooking measurements, and 4-H Talks were given by Jean Molesworth on matting a picture and Jody Smith on interior decorating. Refreshments followed the gathering. Brown Swiss females, owned by them individually, at national membership rates until their 2st birthday.
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Rosedale
Kathy Dutrow
Wilson Place
Tracy Smith
Karen Reynolds
Jean Molesworth
Jody Smith
Germantown 4H Club Plans Fair Booth and Stories
The Germantown Boys and Girls 4H Club met at Patricia and Gary Finley’s home with 16 members present. They discussed past and future activities, planned fair booth ideas, and work on writing 4H stories for members’ record books led by Sandra Linthicum, followed by refreshments.
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Germantown Boys and Girls
Patricia
Gary Finley
Sandra Linthicum
Clover Meeting Hosted by Gwen and Penny Rowe
Gwen and Penny Rowe hosted the Clover meeting for the Tuscarora 4 Leaf Clovers Girls 4H Club at their home. Penny Rowe demonstrated sewing box making and Gwen Rowe showed dressing a baby for bed. Two guests, Sally Miller and Cathy Hausler, attended the event and recreation followed.
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Tuscarora 4Leaf Clovers
Gwen
Penny Rowe
Gwen Rowe
Sally Miller
Cathy Hausler
Brown Swiss Club Names Junior Member
Miss Sharon L. Lease of Woodsboro has been granted a Junior Membership in the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association of America. National Secretary Marvin L. Kruse of Beloit, Wis says junior memberships allow youths over ten to register offspring from Brown Swiss cattle.
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Sharon L. Lease
Woodsboro
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association of America
Marvin L. Kruse
Beloit
Wis
Randy Green Hosts Lewistown Meeting
The Lewistown Boys 4H Club met at Randy Green's home with ten members and one leader present. They reported on basketball games and a future swimming party, plus a bake sale. Four members David Harmon Cindy Long Randy Green and Paw Shuff were recognized for aiding the sale. Record book forms were issued and discussed.
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Lewistown Boys 4H
Randy Green
David Harmon
Cindy Long
Paw Shuff
Fourteen Attend Jr. Girls Meeting
The Walkersville Jr. Girls 4-H Club met May 14 at Glade United Church of Christ with 14 members present Linda Roderick was chosen to represent the club at the Country Council A club discussion covered a potential tour trip and the gathering ended with a film.
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Walkersville Jr
Glade
Howard Co DHIA Records Supervisors Update
Unit 1 W Stanton Unit 2 M Leber High Friendhaven Benefact ress 4710084 a seven year old Registered Holstein cow owned by Clarke and Beatrice M Toms Frederick produced 15560 lbs milks 570 lbs butterfat and 1283 lbs solids not fat in 305 days All children in Iceland are required to learn to swim.
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Edgarry Dan Edna
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
Jefferson
Clovertop Posch Nichol
Russell
Wachter, Keymar
Friendhaven
Clarke & Beatrice M. Toms
Frederick
Iceland
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Carerhachive
Investors’ Corner
New York Stock Exchange
Send For Free
P.O
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Germantown Club
Gwen, Penny Rowe
Clover
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Dhia Records
Swissvale Annex
C. & Lager & Sons Rad
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Glenn Haines
Robert & Norman Bassler
Charies Null Ry
GL. & MA. Strevng
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Andrew Baughman
Charles & Null, Sr
Swissvale Farms Annex
W. Glenn Haines
John W. Harbaugh
Robert and Norman Bassler
Roger Myers Ct
R. B. Rinehart & Sons
Lager & Sons Floyd ¥. Myers Ag
Clyde Weant Wy
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Key-De-Bive Farm
James W. Beacham
G. Fritz
Cletus &, Krumline
Martin Hoff Ag
Norman E Setlers
Earl D. Beard
Tae Robert E Muller
Rash Brothers
Charles Metcalfe
Uae
Charles Hardesty
Henry T. Muller
Robert L. Harrison
Edward A Citas
William E. Schneder
Howard Co
DHIA
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W. Stanton
Uni
M. Leber
HIGH
Harwood RH
Simpson
Warfield
W. Crum
R&gh
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Beckett Ra&gh
M. Pickett
Anna L. Stewart
Wauwatosa Farm
T.C. Warfield, Iv
Hough
E.R. Hough
Baker Bros
NLR
Carroll
Ro Justice
OG & J, Patrick
al Stewart
Brabant Farm
T Dowd
Massey-Ferguson
Ceresville Motor Co., Inc
Federick
Southern States
Powercruiser
Southern States Cooperative, Inc
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
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