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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
10
Agriculture news item notes a pesticide council meeting to discuss public recommendations on a West Nile Virus plan. It invites public input and provides a contact number 410 841 5716 for comments.
Kim Scott of Heartly House will discuss domestic violence at the New Market Grange meeting. The session starts 7 p.m. on October 25 at the Grange hall. An evening covered dish supper follows, and attendees should bring a personal item or food for the Blessings Closet. For details call 301 865 5492.
State Board of Medical Examiners veterinarians will meet at 9 am Thursday October 26 in the Maryland Department room in Annapabe. The session will cover beard business and review of complaints and information. Call 410-841-3862 for details.
The Carroll County Equestrian Council offers two rides. The Autumn Color Ride is on Sunday October 29 at 11:30 a.m. in Patapsco Walter State Park, Marriottsville. The Other Ride is Sunday November 12 at Prettyboy Reservoir, Both nides. Cost is $10 per rider. Contacts: Kathleen Buck 410-549-4278 for Autumn Color Ride and Joe Zentgraf 410-848-7208 for the Joe Jonime Ride.
The Governor's Task Force to Study Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation schedules a continuation meeting at 2 p.m. Monday in room 110 of the Maryland Department of Agriculture in Annapolis. Agenda covers last year's legislation and prioritization of issues for the interim report due in December. For more information call 410-841-5700.
The Maryland Hereford Association will hold the Annual Celebrate Maryland Sale at noon on Saturday November 4 at Trevanton Farms, 3002 Uniontown Road, Westminster. Sale offerings include cow calf pairs bred and open heifers bulls and show prospects. Embryos mating available. Viewing Friday evening. Contact Cyndy Howes at 410 775 2205.
Maryland Alpaca Breeders Association and Linganore Wine Cellars host Wine with Alpacas at Berrywine Plantations from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The family event is free and open to the public. See fleece animals up close and learn about their dispositions. Information at Sandhill Alpacas 301-865-3552.
A safety message highlights risks from tractors, pesticides, chemicals, and manure storage in farming. It notes that children and older drivers face higher death risks and stresses vigilance to reduce fatalities and injuries on farms. It urges safer practices and awareness across all ages.
The 71st annual Mountain Horseshoe Pitch and 21st annual Log Katie event featured winners Colt Black and Larry Rey. Auction prices averaged lambs 1.73, nogs 1.31, steers 1.17 per pound. Ann Welty baked the champion honey walnut pie. Samanthaine won grand gon with an Ayrshire cow. The Goat show was judged by Kepler of Middletown and Kristy Fuss of Walkersville. The Thurmont Lions Club sponsored the event to benefit the Thurmont Scouting Program. Bonnie Renard chaired. 2001 community show runs Sept 7-9 at Catoctin High School.
The notice lists multiple agriculture related meetings and events from October to November. Highlights include the NewMartest Grange meeting in New Martet Grange Hall, management session at Circle D Farm Woodbine, and a Nov 4 Mid Atlantic Small Farm Conference at Westminster and Carroll County Community College. Also noted are private applicator training at Frederick County Extension, wine with alpacas at Singapore Wine cellars Mount Airy, and the Maryland Hereford Association sale at Trevanion Farms Westminster.
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