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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1998
Page
18
A family style dinner featuring country ham turkey and sides is planned Saturday from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Scampenter 3702 Bastard Rd. Admission is 50 cents for adults 18 and older, 4.50 for children 6 to 12, and free for those 5 and under. Proceeds go to the Camp Center. A craft and bake table will be available.
Gower's Feed hosts a hands-on horse health care and therapeutic riding workshop at 6 30 p m Tuesday Oct 20 at Star Equestrian and Therapeutic Riding Center on Md Route 63 between Huyetts Cross Roads and Ceartoss. Demonstrations and interactive discussions will explore riding for physical and emotional development of disabled citizens. For information call Goner's Feed at 301 582 2818.
The Frederick County Farm Bureau will hold its annual fall dinner meeting at 7 p.m. Friday October 30 at the Walkersville Fire Hall. Advance reservations are required by October 24 and tickets are seven dollars for Farm Bureau members. Send money and reservations to Mary Sue Grossnickle at 51020 Kevmar Rd Woodshore Md 21798.
The State Soil Conservation Committee will meet at 9 30 a m on Thursday Oct 15 at the Maryland Department of Agriculture to discuss soil conservation and water quality program implementation. The MDA will also hold a 9 30 a m meeting on Thursday Oct 29 on regulatory issues related to the Water Quality Improvement Act of 1998. For more information call Louise Lawrence at 410 841 5863.
Norman Astle joins the Maryland Department of Agriculture as Coordinator of the Poultry Litter Transport Pilot Program under a new nutrient management law. MDA will co cost share with poultry companies to move litter to areas lacking phosphorus buildup. Astle brings a decade of policy and issue work with Maryland Farm Bureau.
The Maryland State Grange requests historical records from Sub ordinate, Pomona and State Grange. Records must be found on microfilm for future preservation. Contact John Thompson in Frederick, Roger Troxell in Thurmont, or William B. Crum in Walkersville with any leads.
Nancy Hood, center, presents the grand champion cake she baked for the 1998 Singapore New Market Community Show. The Mothers Walnut Cake was bought by Delegate Pow and Mrs. Joanna Stall, marking a notable bake sale moment.
Linganore High School announces Brent Burgee as Linganore FFA Ambassador for 1998 99 at the Linganore New Market Community Show. Vicki Burch congratulates Mr Burgee. stage photo by Skip Lawrence.
Farmers with frequent intensive livestock use areas facing mud, erosion, and water quality issues can apply for MACS heavy use area protection. Eligible costs offset up to 1/2 of total costs, cap at 10000 per project, with technical aid available regardless of livestock on site. Call Catoclin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts at 304 695 2803 ext 3 for details.
A compact calendar of Maryland agricultural events listing Candidate's Night at Jefferson Community Building and Glade Valley Grange meetings in Walkersville, soil conservation, State Grange sessions and banquets in Thurmont, a Call Sale at Frederick fairgrounds, Limousin Club at Hagerstown, horse show in Landover, and a horse care demonstration in Williamsport with dates and venues.
Soil testing guides productive growth by revealing needed nutrients and timing fertilizer applications. Recommendations cover sampling depth, locations, and handling, with costs for farm and home lawn tests and notes on manure testing and a rabbit commodity group meeting at Maryland Cooperative Extension.
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