Eastern National Livestock Show Opens at Timonium
Eastern National opens November 12 at Maryland State Fairgrounds Timonium running through November 17. The kiddies barnyard sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Timonium Cockeysville offers eggs hatching lambs to pet ducks pigs calves ponies and more. Exhibits feature 1500 animals from 20 states and Canada with 1700 ribbons trophies and plaques awarded in junior 4-H and FFA classes. Free admission and parking.
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Maryland
Timonium
Kiwanis Club
Cockeysville
Bing Davis
H Club
Jack I. Mat
States
Canada
East
Matthews
Farmers of America
Maryland State Fair Board
American Angus Association
American Hereford Association
American Shorthorn Association
American Shorthorn Club
Amican International Charolais Association
American Devon Association
Maryland Beef Cattle Improvement Association
American Berkshire Association
American Yorkshire Club
United Duroc Swine Registry
G Nicholson Named Soil Board Member
George Nicholson of Detour has been appointed a district supervisor for the Frederick Soil Conservation District replacing Elmer Hodges of McKaig. The local board includes Jesse Burall as chairman and was announced by Gordon Cairns, state committee leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicholson
Frederick
Gordon M. Cairns
State Soil Conservation Committee
Nicholson
Elmer #.Hodges
McKaig
Jesse M. Burall
Raymond Keitholtz
Edwin Hever
Willis Remsberg
Frederick County Adopts New Acreage Reporting Method
Beginning with the 1967 program year Frederick County will switch to a farmer filed acreage report system for wheat and feed grain. Producers receive an aerial copy of their farm map and field acreage is entered. Random field checks will verify accuracy, with an optional service measurement at a nominal cost. Contact the ASCS office in Winchester Hall for details.
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Frederick County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Winchester Hall
ASC Community Committees Elected in Frederick County
Frederick County voters elected ASC community committee members by mail with ballots tallied publicly in the county office. Farmers from districts such as Buckeystown Emmitsburg Frederick Tuscarora Jefferson Petersville and others chose a slate led by Buckeystown Howard Stup Jr. and Rhodes Putman among multiple districts. ASC county and community farmer committees oversee programs including conservation feed grain wheat wool and loan operations.
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ASC County Committee
Buckeystown
Howard Stup Jr
Paul C. Stup
Samuel G. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Kermit Glass
John
Albert Harshman
Gaither Leatherman
Francis Moser
Jackson
Harry Benton
Austin Brandenburg
Lee Doub
New Market
Ray Zimmerman
Charles Cline Jr
William Burall
Woodville
Thomas Knott Sr
Leo Kraft
Rudell Hoffman
Thurmonnt
Charles Fy Myers
George Moser
James Favorite
Hanvers
James Royer
Lester Bittner
Ralph Miller
Urbana
Jerome Wilcom
Donald Wilcom
Earle Nicholson
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Edgar Immerman
Harold Roderick
James Stup
Noodsboro
Donald Wachter
Donald Smith
Robert Srvak
ASC County
Land Use Protection Cites Major Urban Gains
Maryland counties face rising urbanization from 1960 to 1980 with Anne Arundel Baltimore Montgomery and Prince George s expected to double urban use. Howard County leads gains due to Columbia development. most counties remain under 6 percent urbanized. Rural issues persist including income education and water facilities while planning frameworks are urged. Rich V Land prefix granted for D Richard Wirts Holstein herd naming rights confirmed by Holstein Friesen Association.
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Maryland
Free State
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Montgomery
Prince George’s
University of Maryland
Dean F. Tutbill
Howard County
Columbia
Dr. Tuthill
St. Mary’s County
Tuthill
UM Ag Economist On Advisory Committee
A University of Maryland agricultural economist, Dr Ray Murray, has been asked to serve on a national outlook advisory committee. The panel will meet after the 44th National Agricultural Outlook Conference in Washington, D C on November 19 to 17. The group will evaluate the federal state agricultural outlook program and propose future directions.
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University of Maryland
U.S.D.4
Washington, D.C
Ray Murray
State wool producers back promotion deductions vote
Preliminary results show 79.8 percent of Maryland wool producers representing 79.2 percent of sheep favored a new agreement with the Secretary of Agriculture and the American Sheep Producers Council to finance wool and lamb promotion through continued deductions. The plan allows deductions up to 1 cent a pound on shorn wool and 7.34 cents per hundredweight on unshorn lambs for 1966–1969, with Maryland showing 81 percent in favor among 233 voters.
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James M. Voss
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council, Inc
Maryland
Technologists Set World Hunger Talks in College Park
Dairy technologists gather for the 22nd annual University of Maryland conference in College Park to discuss dairy products supply and world hunger. George W. Weigold opens with a talk on supply and demand as up to 175 attendees learn to improve milk quality and turn whey and waste into profitable products. R. J. Rutgerson demonstrates rapid butterfat testing via electronic devices and industry experts from Kraft Foods and Blaiy Knox discuss value from byproducts. The evening feature at Interstate Inn includes Leonard Wolff speaking on world hunger for the Agency for International Development.
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University of Maryland
College Park
George W. Weigold
Ibairy Society International
Washington, D.C
Maryland
C. M. Chance
University of Marland
Walter E. Wood
Kraft Foods
James G. Moore
Blaiy - Knox
R. J. Rutgerson
DeLaval Separator Company
Interstate Inn
Leonard Wolff
Agency For International Development
U.S. State Department
Morrow Herd Enrolled in DHIR Program in Frederick
The registered Holstein herd of 57 cows owned by Glen E Morrow Frederick has been enrolled in Dairy Herd Improvement Registry production testing DHIR. The program is an official production recording plan by the Holstein Association of America with state agricultural colleges. Information from this service becomes part of the association records.
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Richard Wirts
Knoxville
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Glen E. Morrow
Frederick
National Holstein Association
State Agricultural Colleges
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Chester White Swine Record Association
Hampshire Swine Registry
Carroll Manor
Carroll Manor Girls
Melissa Dudrow
Brenda Haugh
Debra Brashears
Ice
Linda Haugh
Bonnie Zimmerman
Fayne Dutrow
Frances Mayne
Debbie
Middletown
Middletown Jr
Lana Black
Thurmont
Pam Reed
Heide Tews
Melinda Anderson
Wanda Black
Elizabeth Anderson
Patti Biffle
Michele Lipkins
Mary Lynn Opie
Ty Susan Dewees
Annette Newspaper Archivf
Jerry Anderson
Creagerstown
Linda Oakes
Anderson
Chris Lewis
Jerry Black
Mark Long
Terry Black
Ronnie Black
Urbana Girls
Guernsey
R. A. McCauley and Sons
Hagerstown
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Garrett, Brothers
Rockville
DHIR
Georgia
G. Nicholson
Soil Board
ASC
Harold M. Free
Frederick Agricultural Stabilization and Con
DHIA
Ruth Stuchey
Charles EL Ifert
Laurence Wilcom
Richard Arrington Jr
Donald Dean Keller
Edgar C. Wirts Jr
James MA
Thomas and
Jere
Willis
Remsberg
Gien
Robert erVisor
Franklin Barker Homa
Aoe
Jem. Howard Jr
G .C. Stauffer & Son
Carol Kahler
David F. Grossnichie
Donald Garst
Charles Gordon
George W. Smith & Son
Ralph Riggs
Irvin H. Zimmerman
Hattery & Musselman
Abert &. Zimmerman, Supvr
John A. Hope Jr
N. E. Kefauver
GRH
Alton FR. Putman i
William ¢. Kepler
Maurice
Austin Bo Coblentz
UM Ag
Brown
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Lake Placid
N. Y
M. J. Grove Lime
Flinthole Co
Brunswick
Morrow
CITGO
Cities Service Oil CO
East Church ST
Mt. Paber Road
Unica
Orly
Southern States
Frederick Cooperative Commerce St
Middletown Valley Co-Op
Woodsboro Cooperative
Woodsboro
MT. Airy Cooperative
Mt. Airy
Southern States Cooperative
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