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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1996
Page
9
The eighth annual Maryland Pleasure Horse Seminar will run 8 am to 4 pm on Saturday December 14 at South Carroll High School Winfield. Attendees may pick three of nine workshops plus a repeat seminar or on farm demonstration.
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative holds its annual meeting on Nov 21 22 at the Holiday Inn Lancaster Host Resort Lancaster PA. 1996 revenue shows 4.56 billion pounds of milk marketed with 3.82 billion pounds from cooperative members and a $5.8 million net margin. Information and registration via Jean Palumbo at 215 322 1200.
Vicki Bazan of Frederick received an award for logging 50 hours in the American Quarter Horse Association riding program. The AQHA recognizes members for time spent riding or driving American quarter horses. For more information, call (806) 376-4811.
Cargill will sponsor 1000 scholarships for 250 high school seniors from farming families. Applicants must plan full time study next fall at an accredited two or four year college or vocational school and meet income and academic criteria. Deadline February 15 1997.
A guidance piece stresses storing pesticides away from living areas, preferably in a separate, cool dry fireproof building or secured wing. It covers labeling, freezing issues, emergency supplies, signs, spill control, and coordination with local fire departments, plus contacts for poison control.
A memorandum outlines how federal and state agencies are streamlining permits for conservation practices in wetlands and streams. A general permit would cover BMPs such as stream crossings and livestock water facilities while excluding wild and scenic rivers, with notification timelines and NRCS and SCD design standards guiding approval. Contact Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts for details.
Amid 1500 entrants in Kansas City, Polled Hereford and Angus breeders from the East Coast make a mark. Mullinix brothers show reserve divisions in junior events and target open competition, while Whitestone Farm from Aldie, Virginia, leads in Angus classes. East Coast teams head to Louisville next for the North American International Livestock Exposition as Maryland FFA delegates arrive to engage nationally.
The Frederick News-Post agriculture calendar lists 1996 events and deadlines. Pages include livestock shows, farm bureau meetings, soil conservation district sessions, farm seminars, FFA convention in Kansas City, and dates for Maryland and nearby state chapters. Listings emphasize deadlines, venues, and times for publishing additions and corrections.
Gaithersburg Elementary Principal Sharon Jones leads a plan to raise reading and math proficiency, empowering teachers and involving parents. The Academic Performance Awards will recognize 125 Montgomery County public schools for progress, with ceremonies at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda and other sites.
County officials aim to launch a youth program with 90k to 100k initial funding, aided by a 74k federal grant and county contributions. About 120 to 150 youths could join in year one with 20 hours of community service required, and a Sheriff Office run transport van would shuttle participants to two week sessions.
Snow Belt residents cope with heavy early season snow across New York, Ohio, Michigan, and Maryland. In Lacona and Chardon stores report surging sales of winter items while thousands lose power and shelters open. Jets slide off runways at Hopkins. Kalamazoo County dispatches 28 plows as 32 inches fall in Hurley. Maryland sees 2 to 4 inches as the Great Lakes snow band moves southeast. Weather Service forecasts continued snow and showers across the region.
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