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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 25, 1971

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43rd McDonogh Fair results show 4-Hers lead with 126 animals

Frederick County 4-Hers exhib ited a total of 126 animals at the 43rd McDonogh School Fair on May 15. Participants across HOLSTEIN JERSEY GUERNSEY AYRSHIRE MILKING SHORTHORN BEEF categories are listed with their animal counts, reflecting strong youth involvement and a participation premium funded by the Maryland State Pair Board.

Frederick County Hers Maryland Steve Long Glojda Long James Kahler

Beef Sheep and Swine Meeting At Walkersville Fire Hall

A 4-H meeting will be held Thursday May 27 at 3 p.m. at Walkersville Fire Hall to elect adult supervisors, assist 4-Hers with projects, form groups for newcomers, and discuss fundraisers to support sending a heifer to Guatemala in memory of Ralph L. Brashear.

Walkersville Frederick Fair Chuck Hommey Guatemala Heifer Project Inc Ralph L. Brashear

Damascus FFA Horseshow Set for June 6 at Carnival Grounds

The Damascus FFA Chapter invites exhibitors to its annual amateur horseshow on June 6 at the Damascus Carnival grounds. Show starts 11 a.m. with entries taken 9 to 11 a.m. Entry fee is $1.50 per class.

Damascus Future Farmers of America

Ag Weekend At U of Maryland Goes On Despite Disorder

At University of Maryland College Park Ag Weekend proceeded on May 8 despite campus unrest during 1971 spring disorders. National Guard curfew lengthened to 11:30 p.m. for livestock show preparations. events included greased pig catching and cow milking contests. Winners in the showling and fitting contest sponsored by Black and Bridle Dairy Science Club include Patricia Parks, Walter Hurley, Susan Kemp, Mark Reynolds, and Eddie Bowling.

U. of Maryland University of Maryland College Park Agricultural Student Council National Guard College of Agriculture

Sheep Raisers Vote on Promotion Referendum June 7 18

Maryland wool producers may vote by mail or in person June 7 through 18 on continuing deductions from wool payments under the National Wool Act. Ballots go to ASCS county offices. outcome hinges on two thirds approval nationally or by volume. Ballots due by June 18.

Maryland Raymond F. Jaeger Maryland Agricultural Stabilization ASCS Secretary of Agriculture American Sheep Producers Council ASPC Reserve Fund

Maryland Farm Worker Faces Stigma Despite Tech Gains

At the fifth Maryland Rural Manpower Conference held May 3 on the University of Maryland campus, experts debated why hired farm workers still face stigma after decades of mechanization. Gerald K. O Mara and others cited low wages, limited benefits, vague career paths, and unequal management. Proposals ranged from education campaigns to broaden social benefits and compulsory arbitration bargaining, with debate on unionization timelines and impact on consumer prices.

Maryland Yesteryear Maryland Rural Manpower Conference University of Maryland College Park Gerald K.o’mara Greenbelt Howard County U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Beltsville Stanley M. Knebel U.S. Department of Labor Manpower Administration California Sidney Ishee

Farmers Use Vast Baler Twine Supply, New Holland Says

North American farmers consume about 390 million feet of baler twine annually per New Holland farm machinery engineers. The figure highlights the scale of forage and grain handling operations reliant on baling.

New Holland Farm Machinery Engineers

Hogs Cut Calories As 4-H Swine Youths Grow Quality Pork

The Cooperative Extension Service notes today’s hogs yield about half the lard of 20 years ago and a 3 1/2 ounce pork chop has 240 calories, while 106,000 youths aged 9 to 19 participate in Moorman Co sponsored 4-H swine program teaching breeding nutrition and marketing and offering potential profits.

Cooperative Extension Service America Moorman Mfg. Co Quincy Patricia D. Cline Pleasant Plains Patricia Moorjman Mfg. Co Chicago Congress Colorado Minnesota Mississippi Oklahoma Pennsylvania Oregon Frederick County

Maryland Dominates Hoards Dairyman Cow Judging Contest

Maryland leads a nationwide dairy judging contest with top finishes across family 4 H and FFA divisions. Franklin Walbert of Ellicott City won family division first and second in senior division while Montgomery County 4 H Jersey Club claimed 4 H honors. Damascus High School FFA from Montgomery County won the FFA division, narrowly ahead of Gaithersburg High.

Maryland FFA Canada Chile Germany Lebanon Mexico New Zealand Okinawa Venezuela Vietnam Franklin Walbert Ellicott City Howard County Mr. Walbert Stewart Walker Sr Monrovia Frederick County Roscoe N. Whipp Rockville Mr. Whipp Montgomery County States Howard County Dairy Club Ingleside Queen Annes County Price Carroll County Arrowhead Damascus High School Gaithersburg High School

Junior member of American Angus Association named

Mary Louise Huebner aged 14 of Sjamsville has been granted a junior membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri announced by Lloyd D Miller executive secretary The notice reflects a formal acknowledgment of the youth member within the livestock association network

American Angus Association Mary Louise Huebner Sjamsville St. Joseph Missouri Lloyd D. Miller

Extension Service Calendar May Events Schedule

May events listed include a Land and Water Seminar on pest problems at Red Horse Steak House, a 4-H Photography Workshop at Winchester Halls, a 4-H Beef Sheep and Swine Meeting at Walkersville Firehall, Walkersville FFA Banquet at Walkersville High School, and offices closed on Memorial Day. Final registration for College Week for Women. In June a Farm Visitation Day Committee Meeting is set for 8 p.m. in the Extension Conference Room.

Red Horse Steak House Winchester Halls Walkersville Firehall Walkersville FFA Walkersville High School

Sixth Annual Dressage Show Draws Equestrians to Potomac Valley

Equestrians from the Eastern United States will attend the Potomac Valley Dressage Association’s sixth annual show at the Gaithersburg Fair Grounds on June 5 and 6, with events starting at 9 a.m. each day. Top classes include levels one through four, Prix St. George, FEI Intermediate, and Grand Prix plus free-style events. The program emphasizes public education in the classical art of horsemanship, with plans to help spectators follow the dressage events and appreciate the discipline.

United States Potomac Valley Dressage Association PVDA Gaithersburg Fair Grounds FEI

Farm Labor and Investment Averages in 1969

Farmers earned about 1.57 dollars per hour for labor in 1969 while a family of four required around 200000 dollars for land buildings and machinery to operate a farm.

These Pigs Went To Market At Denton Sale May 10

At the Denton feeder pig sale held on May 10, 1,301 pigs were sold by 36 consignors to 16 buyers. Average prices ranged from 13.95 dollars per head for 25-35 pound pigs to 27.56 dollars for 100 pounds and up. The Denton sale occurs on the second Monday monthly and Eden on the fourth Monday monthly.

Denton Maryland Eden

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