Maryland ag teacher Tom Hawthorne earns Teacher of the Year
Tom Hawthorne, a 11-year Singapore High School ag teacher and Linganore alum, wins the Maryland Agriculture Teachers Association 1993 Agriculture Teacher of the Year. He leads horticulture agriscience and advanced engines, mentors FFA, coordinates projects like weddings and landscaping, and credits mentors while balancing family life in Mount Airy with wife Carale and children Jessica and Mike.
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Grangers Recognised at Maryland State Grange Session
Grangers gathered in Hagerstown for the Maryland State Grange Session with Ralph and Betty Ripley of New Windsor winning Granger of the Year. The event featured state officers elected and numerous scholarship awards including Laure Zimmerman, Dawn Knill, Stephane Campbell, Melissa Harrison, Paula Davis, Carrie Seliman, and Cathi Bowers.
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Dairy Task Force Debates Maryland Milk Commission
Frederick County dairymen met to discuss a proposed Maryland Milk Commission. Farm Bureau backs a producer approved body to raise dairy prices, arguing MMC would protect Maryland producers, processors, and nearby markets. Critics cite Virginia and Pennsylvania as price threats and fear costs passed to consumers.
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Wisconsin loses dairy crown as California tops milk output
Wisconsin farmers face declines with 100000 fewer cows and fewer producers while California surpasses the state in September milk production. Experts cite weather and farm scales as factors, noting Wisconsin still leads cheese and dairy products overall.
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