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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1989
Page
7
The Maryland Holstein Association schedules its Western Shore meeting on New Dairy Programs for the 80s at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14. The event will be at the Waukerovne Fire hall after earlier mislisting Woodsboro Fire Hall as the venue.
The Eastern Arabian Horse Show Circuit announces its annual awards banquet to be held Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Hunt Valley Lodge in Timonium. For information and reservations call Boonie DeFord at 1 343 0158.
Maryland's 4-H Dairy Judging Team captured first place at the national contest in Madison Wisconsin, besting 35 other teams. Members Jewell Rinehart Stacey Guyton Jim Allen and Randy Stiles represent Carroll Frederick Frederick and Montgomery counties under coaches Lester Dudrow and the Majeskies from the University of Maryland.
Intercollegiate 4-H and Future Farmers of America contestants from 22 states took part in Harrisburg Pennsylvania at the 21st Invitational Youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest held with the Pennsylvania All American Dairy Show. The Virginia Tech team defeated 17 rivals to claim first in the collegiate division earning 225 dollars and the Curthbert Nairn rotating trophy. Members included Renie Benner Susan Kelly Nancy Powell and William Swift. Nancy Powell finished second overall among all breeds and second for total reason.
Four Montgomery County 4H volunteers Belen Hises Judith Kotig Meredith Smith and Norma Whetrei attended the Northeast Regional 4H Volunteer Leader Forum in Albany New York. The event themed A Leaders Make It Happen offered 32 workshops and seminars linking volunteers with experts and included educational tours in the Capital District Region.
Frederick County dairymen Scott Hood of Middletown and Mark Krantz of Keymar compete for the Maryland Jaycees Outstanding Young Farmer state site this Saturday. Hood runs a 280 acre Holstein Brown Swiss operation with 75 cows and 70 young stock, while Krantz farms 90 cows on 160 acres. Both farms employ soil conservation practices. Krantz rebuilt after a tornado damaged the Keymar area. Joel Anderson of Thurmont was last year’s state winner.
The Women’s Agricultural Forum at Turf Valley near Ellicott City will address critical Maryland agriculture topics including food safety, animal rights, and biotechnology. Guest Jo Ann Smith, state agriculture official, will discuss public education and acceptable risk while sessions cover small business startup, BST use, land use, and urban rural recycling. The event, supported by University of Maryland Extension, asks attendees to register by calling 1-800-9638 with fees of 15 to 35 dollars.
The Central Maryland District of the Atlantic Dairy Cooperative elected a new officer slate for the coming year. Ralph Robertson was named chairman, Jim Stonesifer vice chairman, Ester Lambert secretary treasurer, and Rodman Myers of Thurmont was re elected district director. George W Guyton and Wilmer Guyton received the 25 year producer award, while David Hess and Norms Hess earned the quality award for Waynesboro Pennsylvania.
The Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation Inc will launch a major fund raising drive with a 50 per plate dinner at 6 p.m. Thursday November 16 at the Stouffer Harbor Place Hotel in Baltimore. Shirley Traxier of the U S Department of Agriculture will speak on agricultural education in schools and the governor and state officials outline the foundation role in coordinating public private support for classroom programs.
Nevin Hildebrand of Woodsboro and Harold Lenhart Jr. of Frederick were elected to the local board of directors at the annual meeting of shree States Woodsboro Co op. Ted Albaugh of Walkersville was chosen chairman and David Dotterer of Woodsboro vice chairman. Pam Saylor and Patsy Wiles were named to the Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee with Alice Stevens as chairwoman and Saylor as secretary. Retirements include Dennis Smith, Larry Smith, Alice Wilcom, Joan Wisner and Larry Redmond, who also received a safe driving award.
Angus breeders from 48 states and Canada prepare for the 106th American Angus Association annual meeting in Louisville Kentucky on November 13. Delegates will elect a new president and five directors while open to members and the public. The three day North American International Livestock Exposition features junior shows, standard Angus events, and a banquet with a noted speaker.
Woodsboro resident Lee E. Miller has been elected as a delegate to the 106th annual meeting of the American Angus Association set for November 12 to 14 in Louisville Kentucky. Miller is among 255 Angus breeders chosen by their state associations to attend and help elect leaders. Maryland will be represented by alternate Gail T. Powell of Walkersville. The gathering includes a business meeting, convention banquet, Angus Show, and occurs during the North American International Livestock Exposition.
Mark Mayfield, a humorist and native of Caney Kansas, is noted for his regional wit and contributions to midwestern humorous prose and radio segment scripts.
The American Farm Bureau Federation market education program Market Master will be held Thursday, November 16 at the Maryland Farm Bureau Office in Randallstown. Sponsored by Young Farmers, the session runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For info or reservations contact the Maryland Farm Bureau Office at 922-3428.
Agri-Views outlines a winter feeding plan for beef herds driven by forage shortages. It advises grouping cows by body condition, early pregnancy needs, and energy protein adjustments, noting higher requirements near calving and lactation. Emphasizes forage-based diets with targeted supplements, forage testing, and cost-saving alternatives like corn stalk residues.
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