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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1992

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5

Maryland Hay and Straw Directory opens farmer listings

Maryland farmers with hay or straw for sale are invited to apply for inclusion in the 1982-93 Maryland Hay and Straw Directory. The deadline is Friday Oct 16. Applications available from the Cooperative Extension Office or MDA Marketing Services. Copies mailed to over 300 licensed horse stables statewide. For forms call 1-800-492-5590 or Pat McMillan at 410-841-5770.

Maryland Department of Agriculture Marketing Services Maryland MDA Cooperative Extension Office MDA Marketing Maryland Department of Agriculture Market Services Harry S. Truman Parkway Annapolis Pat McMillan

Angus breeders to gather for 109th Annual AAA meeting

The 109th Annual American Angus Association meeting takes place November 15 to 17 at NAILE in Louisville Kentucky with over 260 delegates from 47 states and Canada. Officers and directors will be elected. Events begin with junior Angus heifer and Registered Angus steer shows, plus the Hall of Victory Angus Show. Steve Reimer of South Dakota will judge, with Monday’s banquet featuring Jack Parnell as speaker.

Louisville States Canada Naile Steve Reimer Chamberlain S.D Jack Parnell Parnell AAA

Risk management seminar series for farmers in Maryland

The Cooperative Extension Offices of Central Maryland and Farm Credit Bank present a four Thursday risk management seminar for farmers and agribusinesses beginning Oct 29 at Mount Airy Fireman’s Hall. Sessions start at 7 PM with dinner, speaker, and discussion. Fee is 35 dollars per person. register by sending checks to Montgomery County Cooperative Extension Service in Derwood. Limited to 100 attendees. Speakers include Dr. Mary Stephenson Michael Lachance and Ruth Regan.

Cooperative Extension Central Maryland Farm Credit Bank Mount Airy Montgomery County Cooperative Extension Service Muncaster Road Derwood Mary Stephenson Michael Lachance Maryland Office On Aging Ruth Regan

Waredeca Farm Fall Horse Trials Oct 17-18 Gaithersburg

The Waredeca Farm Fall Horse Trials will be held the weekend of October 17 and 18 in Gaithersburg. The event tests horsemanship through dressage cross country jumping and stadium jumping beginning at 8 a.m. each day. Admission is free and picnickers are welcome at 4015 Damascus Road, one mile north of Georgia Avenue.

Waredeca Farm Gaithersburg Waredeca Damascus Road Georgia Avenue

Frederick FFA Team Places Second in County Livestock Judging

The Frederick FFA livestock judging team finished second at the county contest held at the Frederick Fair. Team members Gretchen Smith Jessica Savage Sabrina Butler and Rob Reeder contributed to the effort. Seth Barker won first in the dairy cattle judging contest. Gary Lee also competed.

Frederick

Thurmont Emmitsburg Show Winners House Shoe Pitching and Pet Show

Results from the Thurmont and Emmitsburg Community Show list winners in several events. Horse shoe pitching champions Clyde McClain and John Knott, runners up Bernie Hobbs with Dick Glass, and third place pairing Jean Angleberger with Wilmer Barnes. Cross cut sawing men doubles led by Bill Carty and Mark Moser with Rodman Myers and Bob Lenhart second, Gene Bollinger and Chris Black third. Ladies doubles won by Brenda Nowell and Patty Johnston, second by Cheryl Cramer and Jean Myers. Womens singles won by Amanda Kreitz. Children doubles won by Kevin and Melissa Sharrer first, Jennifer Hobbs and Jessica Troxell second, Desiree Myers and Marie Nowell third. Children singles: Kevin Sharer first, Randy Cozort second, Jennifer Hobbs third. In the pet show, grand champion Dachland dog shown by Casey Heriel of Rocky Ridge. best costumed category win for Casey and dog. Reserve champion cat shown by Vicki Novak of Rocky Ridge. Prizes include gilt certificates to Thurmont Cooperative Inc and certificates to Roy Rogers Restaurant, McDonalds and Catoctin Mountain Zoo Park. Additional listings feature numerous pet categories with top placements across many names.

Thurmont Emmitsburg Clyde McClain John Knott Bernie Hobbs Dick Glass Rocky Ridge Jean Angleberger Wilmer Barnes Bill Carty Mark Moser Rodman Myers Bob Lenhart Gene Bollinger Chris Black Brenda Nowell Patty Johnston Cheryl Cramer Jean Myers Amanda Kreitz Kevin Melissa Sharrer Jennifer Hobbs Jessica Troxell Desiree Myers Marie Nowell Kevin Sharer Randy Cozort Casey Heriel Vicki Novak Casey Thurmont Cooperative Inc Roy Rogers McDonalds Catoctin Mountain Zoo Park Michael O'Brien Pam Kaas Marie Maccabee Lena Stoner Kevin Jackson Adam May Casey Hertel Erin Moser Matthew Shuman Justin Staub Chandra Curry Betty Beer Matt Gentry Jessica Poff Sera Slifer Kelly O'Brien Laura Semler Kim Fox Tonya Stambaugh Terry Renner Chip Hackett Ewan Perrie Marie Mercadees Marissa Clem Chris Dorsey Shannon Andrew Nicole Shuman Ena Moser

Open House At Menon duPont Scott Equine Center

The Menon duPont Scott Equine Medical Center will hold its annual open house from 9 to 11 39 a.m. Saturday Oct 10 in Leesburg VI. Tours of the state of the art equine hospital will be offered along with demonstrations and discussions by faculty and resident veterinarians. Morven Park will host a steeplechase event during the open house.

Menon duPont Scott

October events highlight 4-H week and local fairs

A schedule of October events across Frederick County includes 4-H Week, Linganore-New Market and Brunswick shows, the Maryland State Grange Session in Hagerstown, and a slate of auctions, contests, and meetings. Notable items feature the Select Sives Annual Meeting at Dun Dee Country Inn, Saddle Pals Horse Show, and Farm Bureau events with multiple call details.

Linganore-New Market Linganore High School Brunswick Ffa Brunswick High School Frederick County Pomona Grange Glade Valley United Churett of Christ Carroll County Fairgrounds Sives Dun Dee Country Inn Donald Butt Mount Airy Mount Airy Carnival Grounds Ann Cheryl Sire Power Sale Tunkhannock Venice Inn Hagerstown Maryland Egg Council Martin's Winchester Hall Frederick Piedmont Invitational Club Frederick Fairgrounds Thurmont Grange Grange Hall Frederick County Farm Bureau Walkersville

Deer Damage Prevention Tactics Highlighted At Field Day

Western Maryland Research and Education Center hosted a field day showcasing deer damage prevention through fencing and deterrents. Jonathon Kays demonstrated electric fencing with peanut butter bait and aluminium flashing to trigger shocks, while stressing proper charger selection. Researchers from University of Maryland discussed relay cropping to reduce herbicides and boost dual crop yields, with Emma Gordon testing soybean and small grain combinations amid weed challenges. Orchards exploration featured disease resistant apples including Gala varieties.

Keedysville Western Maryland Jonathon Kays Kays David Sammons Emma Gordon Agronomy University of Maryland College Park Sammons Miss Gordon

Stewardship urged for soil and water amid county growth

County faces rapid growth threatening water resources with polluted Catoctin Creek Monocacy River and tributaries. Heavy rains reveal sediment and debris flowing to Chesapeake Bay. Public urges responsible stewardship, calls for cooperative action and accessible information at 92 Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick MD 217015 695-2803.

Catoctin Creek Monocacy River Chesapeake Bay Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick

Fall field practices to protect crops and soils

Agri-Views outlines fall field management strategies including mowing corn stalks to reduce European corn borer overwintering, sowing winter cover crops to conserve topsoil and nutrients, and using crops like wheat and hairy vetch. It also covers fall plowing under certain conditions to reduce Johnson grass, weed control in pastures with 2,4-D or Banvel, careful grazing management, and timely liming and fertilization to save costs next season.

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