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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1994
Page
16
The Catoctin FFA is selling citrus through Friday November 18. To place orders contact a Catoctin FFA member or call Catoctin High School at 271-7406. Proceeds fund the chapter activities for the year. Fruit pickup is planned for Thursday December 8.
The Soil and Water Conservation Speak Off Contest will be at 7 30 pm Monday Nov 7 at the Frederick County Extension Office 330 Montevue Lane Frederick The theme Give Water a Hand speeches run three to five minutes open to all high school students prizes include 75 50 25 first second and third winning taped speech to advance to the state contest on Jan 23 1995 contact Sarah Holter for applications at Catoctin Frederick SCD Office Suite 230 North Amber 92 Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick 21702 695 2803 or 371 6287.
The Maryland Pesticide Council invites public participation at its meeting in Annapolis on Wednesday Oct 26. Those wishing to present must write to Mary Ellen Setting at the Maryland Department of Agriculture or call 410 841-5710. Requests are due by Monday Oct 24.
Therapeutic and Recreational Riding Center dedicates its $150000 indoor pavilion at 4 p.m. Saturday October 22 in Glenwood. The event honors Barbara Porter and follows with a family picnic and a country evening concert. The center at 3750 Shady Lane advances a $3.6 million plan to build a modern facility for people with disabilities with support from The Porter Co of Gaithersburg and TRRC board members.
Jennifer Cramer of Monrovia earned recognition for logging 50 hours in the AQHA Horseback Riding Program. The program grants AQHA recognition for riding time. Current members must submit an official application and pay a one time enrollment fee of 25 dollars.
Kitty Baer of Middletown has been named a sales representative for Frederick County by Hoffman Seeds Inc. She has 32 years in the community and 20 years in farming, and she belongs to the Frederick County Guernsey Breeders Catoctin Fish and Game Ladies Auxiliary. She leads the Middletown Valley Dairy H Club. contact 371-4769 for more information.
Cooperative Extension Service University of Maryland and Farm Credit Banks announce estate planning seminars for farm woodland greenhouse and nursery owners. Two sessions in December at Columbia Inn Columbia and Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Hagerstown run 9 am to 4 pm. Registration 40 single 75 couple includes workbook lunch. space 100. Call 590-9638 for details.
Dean E. Considine of Middletown was elected as an alternate delegate to the 111th annual American Angus Association meeting. The session runs Sunday through Tuesday in Louisville Ky, alongside the convention banquet and the Roll of Victory Angus Show at the North American International Livestock Exposition.
A national conference and trade show titled Expansion Strategies for Dairy Farms Facilities and Financial Planning will be held Thursday December 8 and Friday December 9 at the Turf Valley Hotel Ellicott City. The program features 25 presentations by specialists in dairy facilities agricultural lending and environmental planning with an exhibits section for dairy equipment manufacturers lenders consultants and related services. For details a brochure program map and registration form are available from the Carroll County Extension Office Westminster Maryland 21157 or by telephone at (410) 848-4611 or (410) 875-2801.
The Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation Board of Trustees will meet at 10 a.m. on Tuesday October 25 in Washington County at the Redmans Association on 16129 Lappans Road Williamsport. Agenda includes district petitions district and easement amendments and policy issues. Call (410) 941-5860 for directions.
Congressional approval clears the way for reorganizing USDA agencies including renaming SCS to NRCS and forming the Consolidated Farm Services Agency. Western Maryland holds a public forum at the Hagerstown Ramada Inn on October 20 from 9 am to 3 pm with lunch. call 695-2803 for details.
The Ag Calendar lists farm group activities for October and November 1994, including Farm Bureau board meetings at Bettys Restaurant, Grange officer elections, livestock sales at Frederick Fairgrounds, horse shows in Howard County and West Friendship, and county extension events. Notable dates include Oct 18 board and grange meetings, Oct 20 22 Maryland G Session, Oct 23 Mid Maryland Horse Show, Oct 28 Shorthorn sale, Nov 9-12 FFA Convention, and Nov 15 board and Ballenger Grange events.
Article outlines how late rainfall boosts corn yield but raises dairy herd mastitis risk. It contrasts contagious versus environmental pathogens, notes environmental strains often spike SCC briefly, and stresses preventative steps: on-farm cultures, clean calving areas, dry housing, moisture control, and meticulous milking prep to reduce infections across cows, heifers, and dry cows.
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