Maryland Officials Plan Meetings and Tours on Agriculture
The Maryland Soil Conservation Committee meets at 9 30 a m on Thursday November 19 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis with agenda items including supervisor appointments and agency reports. The Maryland Agricultural Commission will tour Allegany and Garrett counties on November 4 and 5 to learn about local issues. A public meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Wednesday to discuss current agricultural topics.
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Maryland Soil Conservation Committee
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Annapolis
Maryland Agricultural Commission
Allegany
Garrett Counties
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
New Midway
Grange
Great Frederick Fair
Roger Troxell
Maryland
World Trade Center
Baltimore
Harry S. Truman Parkway
Catoctin
Frederick Son
Considine leads in Maryland Angus cattle counts at 21 head
Angus records show Considine of Middletown tied for seventh largest with 21 Angus head registered with the American Angus Association. Nationwide, 1992 saw 175,414 cattle registered versus 166,769 in 1991.
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Dean Considine
Middletown
Maryland
American Angus Association
Agriculture Calendar Of Frederick News Post 1992 Nov Schedule
The Ag Calendar revised weekly in Frederick News Post invites farm groups to list activities free of charge with a Friday noon deadline. Current 1992 entries include county meetings, grange events, herd sales, and fairs across Frederick and nearby counties with locations such as Denver, Martins West, Woodsboro, and the National FFA Conference in Kansas City.
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Frederick
Montgomery County Agriculture Center
Agriculture Center
Fredenck County
Pomona Grange
New Midway
Maries Falm
Woodsboro
Turf Valley Hotel and Country Club
Ethicoit City
Martylend Polied Hereford Association
Frederck Fatgrounds
Marsland Angus
National Grange
Denver
Colo Now
Washington County Firm Bureau
Wiliamsport
Full's
Pawden
Mount Army
Dan Dee Country Inn
Donald Bult
National Ffa
Kansas City
Marland Accewtural Education Foundation
Enguet
Martins West
Cap
Predenich County Farm
Angaal
Camp and Agines Center
American Ancas Ascollation
Lage Je
Atlante Dai Corqgerative
Lancaster
Marvland Farm Bureau
Young Farmers Comvention
Salisbury
Judges honor seamstresses at Maryland Make It With Wool
The judges awarded the Outstanding seamstresses prize at the Maryland Make It With Wool Contest. From left, Helen Kadlee of Glenarm in the professional division Suzanne Turell of Middletown in the pre teen division Margie Fielder of Jarrettsville in the adult division Tiffany Luers of Westminster in the senior division and Mary Booth of Monkton in the junior division.
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Maryland
Helen Kadlee
Glenarm
Suzanne Turell
Middletown
Margie Fielder
Jarretsville
Tiffany Luers
Westminster
Mary Booth
Monkton
Maryland Make It With Wool Contest Names Five Category Champions
Successful severs five category champions were selected at the recent Maryland Make It With Wool Contest. From left are Emily Kolasa White Hall professional division Cara Rigitz Pennsylvania junior division Nancy Russo Bethesda adult division Amanda Brown Easton pre teen division and Jenny Otto Virginia senior division who also was the overall winner and will compete in the national contest in Texas. Reserve champion honors were announced recently at the Maryland Make It With Wool Contest. From left are Valerie Murray Gaithersburg senior division Ula Billings Rockville adult division Amanda Brown Easton pre teen division Pat McHale Baltimore City professional division and Katie Painter Finksburg junior division.
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Maryland
Emily Kolasa
White Hall
Cara Rigitz
Pennsylvania
Nancy Russo
Bethesda
Amanda Brown
Easton
Jenny Otto
Virginia
Texas
Valerie Murray
Gaithersburg
Ula Billings
Rockville
Pat McHale
Baltimore City
Katie Painter
Finksburg
Chocolate champion wins senior grand champion at local show
Chocolate champion David O'Hara won the senior grand champion rosette for his chocolate cake at the Singapore New Market Community Show. Jesse Burall purchased the winning entry for $150, buying the prize winner.
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David O'Hara
Jesse Burall
Safe pesticide storage for farm and home use guidance
This Agri-Views column emphasizes year round pesticide safety from storage to emergency planning. It covers optimal storage locations, labeling, temperature needs, containment supplies, fire safety, and coordination with local fire departments, plus poison control contact details.
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Maryland Poison Control Center
Recycling and stewardship urge broader community recycling
A discussion on conserving resources urges homeowners to recycle and compost yard and kitchen waste. It cites Sweden's high aluminum can recycling aided by deposits, notes U S paper industry goals, and credits the Soil Conservation Service with support and a contact number 695 2803.
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Sweden
U.S
Soil Conservation Service
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Regional Ag News
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Considine Records
Angus
County Grange
Farm Bureau
Frederick County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Bonnie Beall
Marion Wallace
Keith Newbill
Beef Board
Fredenth
Paris
Thurmort Grange Meine
Deo FA Welwal
Congress Chitty Ub
Mariand Farm Bureau
Consisiisa
Coles South
Rebecca Long
Susan G. Summers
Agri
Terry Poole
Onversation
Frederick/Catoctin
Down Aces Apre Mill Farm
Mainland
Angus Black Widow
Angus Brandhwater Farms
Trundle Hall Farm
DLB
Angus Purple
Angus Day-View Farm
Tremper Bros
Bill Francece
Kay Wagner
Angus Sale Bam
Mount Airy
Indioraaner Dow Ful
Sale Chom
Pepelz
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