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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1990

Page

10

Maryland Holstein Futurity and Angu s Sale Notice

Maryland Agriculture officials set a 9 30 a m October 10 meeting at the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis with an agenda including MDA legislation and fall tour plans. The 10th anniversary Maryland Holstein Futurity entries are due October 31 for eligible Holstein females born Sept 1989 through Aug 31 1950. payments schedule through 1993. Also announced is a Maryland Angus Association club calf sale November 3 at Frederick Fairgrounds with 40 calves from major herds and incentives for 4 H and FFA exhibitors. horse month proclaimed by Gov Schaefer with fifteen events planned. a Hay and Straw Directory for 1990-91 to be distributed mid-November with Oct 17 deadline. Contact details for entries and directory given.

Maryland Agricultural Commission Maryland Department of Agriculture Annapolis MDA Maryland Maryland Holstein Association John 5. Hall R.D Chestertown Maryland Angus Association Frederick Fairgrounds Dean Considine Middletown Dawn Acres Thornbrook Trundle Hail Rocky Forge Waffle Hill Black Wave Oatland Mar William Donald Schaefer Cooperative Extension

Local wins national 4-H dairy title by Amy Brown

Amy Brown of Roxbury Maryland won the national 4 H dairy cattle judging contest in Madison Wisconsin part of the 36th annual National 4H Dairy Conference with 148 participants from 36 states and Ontario. Her team placed fourth overall with Blair Hill and Mike Connor also ranking in multiple categories and Raymond Long serving as alternates. Maryland has dominated the event for years with Dr J Lee Majeskie guiding the team. Brown earned the $566 Luyicate O Colchbank scholarship from the American Guernsey Association.

Maryland Madison Wis Harrisburg Amy Brown Roxbury Howard County Ontario Amy Timonium Jersey Blair Hill Lisbon Guernsey Ayrshire Raymond “Chip” Long Graceham Cescring Maryland 4-H Dairy J. Lee Majeskie Calverton University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service

Agriculture Calendar Highlights 1990 Local Events

The Frederick News-Post Ag Calendar lists upcoming farm and ag events for October 1990. National 4 H Week runs Oct 7 13. Dairymen Inc Annual Meeting Oct 12 at Holiday Inn Key Mall. Pomona Grange Oct 13 New Market Grange Hall. Sire Power Open House Oct 13 Frederick. Maryland Polled Hereford Sale Oct 14 at Frederick Fair Grounds. Mount Airy Saddle Pals show Oct 13 Mount Airy Firemen’s Activities Grounds with 8 34 a m registration and 4 a m show. For more info call Ann 696 9273 or Cheryl 831 5230.

Dairymen Inc Holiday Inn Francis Scott Key Mall Pomona New Market Grange Hall Sire Power Frederick Maryland Frederick Fairgrounds Mount Airy

Nonpoint nutrient pollution in Chesapeake Bay overview

Nonpoint nutrient pollution involves excess nutrients, mainly phosphorus and nitrogen, entering water bodies via sediment runoff from septic systems, animal wastes, and fertilizers. This over enrichment causes algae growth, low oxygen, habitat loss, and declines in fish and wildlife. the Chesapeake Bay serves as key spawning grounds for species like striped bass, with economic and ecological impacts noted. Agricultural operations contribute most of the nitrogen and phosphorus. the Monocacy River watershed is highlighted for pollutant potential and as a USDA water quality demonstration project. The Soil Conservation Service offers cost‑shared programs to qualified applicants through local districts in Maryland.

Chesapeake Bay Bay Monocacy Chesapeake USDA Monocacy Watershed Soil Conservation Service Catoctin Frederick

Winter hay stock planning boosts livestock nutrition

Agri-Views outlines continuous winter feed inventory and quality checks to support profitable livestock management. It covers prioritizing poorer hay, supplementing with grain, and using forage tests to align rations with animal development stages.

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