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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1978

Page

12

Gubernatorial Candidates Meet Maryland Agriculture Commission

J Glen Beall and Harry Hughes paused campaigning to address the Maryland Agricultural Commission. They discussed port channel deepening for bigger ships, raising truck weights to 90,000 pounds, agricultural land preservation funding, state tax policy on capital equipment, government reorganization, and citizen input. Both showed strong knowledge of agriculture and its governmental concerns, with broad agreement from commission members.

J Glen Beall Harry &. Hughes Maryland Agricultural Commission Baltimore Maryland Agriculture Commission

Maryland Agricultural Commission meets with Beall and Hughes

Vice chairman Donald Wilber of Salisbury said the Maryland Agricultural Commission valued the chance to meet with J. Greon Beall and Harry Hughes, noting the exchange of views would benefit future agricultural policy as its 11 members represent all areas of state agriculture and are appointed by the governor.

Donald Wilber Salisbury Wicomico County J. Greon Beall Harry Hughes Maryland Agricultural Commission Gover Commission Maryland Department of Agriculture J. Gary Lee Maryland Wholesale Food Center Authority Jessup Maryland John Cecil Department of Agriculture Department

Empress Dorothy Crowned Supreme Champion at Maryland Fair

Patstons Empress Dorothy a three year old Holstein cow exhibited by Oren C Snaith of Jefferson was named supreme champion over all breeds at the Maryland State Fair in Timoniam and again top honors at the Frederick Fair Jeamma Garber of White Hall placed as first runner up in the Maryland dairy princess contest highlights included in the event coverage

Patstons Dorothy Maryland Timoniam Frederick Oren C. Snaith Jefferson Jeamma Jo”) Garber White Hall

Mold in corn risks for Maryland livestock producers

Mold on corn can threaten animal health and profits with potential illness or death in horses and hogs. The Maryland Department of Agriculture urges prompt drying of newly shelled corn to under 12 percent moisture and careful moisture control to prevent mold growth in storage and transit.

Maryland Department of Agriculture Department Office of Animal Health MDA

4-H camp fundraiser boosts county fund at Frederick Fair

A Frederick County 4-H fundraiser at the Frederick Fair Dairy Pavilion added 3925 to a growing camp and activities fund. Six top county farm families donated purebred heifers for auction, with buyers including Samuel Zimmerman and Richard Kepler among others. the largest sale price reached 935 dollars via bids recycled back to the Frederick County Holstein Association and then the board. The Catoctin FFA Alumni Chapter eyes a national award at the Kansas City convention, following a first place state honor for community activities with the FFA chapter.

Frederick County Doty Remsberg Harold Long Marie Bassler Ayrshire Maple Dell Pride Millie David Patrick Frederick Underwriters, Inc Gary Joyce Keller Jersey Cowdale Wayne Fender Richard Kepler Trickle Catoctin Ffa Kansas City Future Farmers Catoctin Maryland Future Farmers of America FFA

Angus Auction Nets Strong Averages At Frederick Sale

Spectators and buyers packed the Frederick Fairgrounds Friday night October 13 for 31 Angus females and 11 steer calves. Heifers averaged 545 dollars for 1978 calves and steer calves averaged 178 dollars, as Harvey Cornwall judged the heifers and crowds evaluated 2 concenses of opinion on the steers. Champion Heifer Garney Barbara 7118 sold for 850 to Echo Valley Farm, top price. Reserve Champion P S Belle sold for 1500 to Jacobs Angus. Top steer brought 700 from Gosaway Farm, with other high sellers at 535 and 410. A pre-sale bar and club food complemented the event. auctioneers were Mike Jones and Albert Tabler.

Sale Frederick Fairgrounds Harvey Cornwall Seminole Angus Farm Culpeper Garney Barbara Ideal Doug Bier Raenthne Flora Cat Baird Aldie Stonylonesome Farm Stahlstown Summiterest Gosaway Farm Woodbine Mickey Day Marriottsville Gonaway Farm Kenny Bassler Ellicott City Lynn Janney Dale van Fossen Mt. Airy Back Acres Angus Braadwater Farms Jnn Owings Me Te Hia

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