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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1979

Page

9

US Scientist Tours China On Germplasm Exchange Mission

Dr. K R Bromfield of the USDA Plant Disease Research Laboratory in Frederick joined a seven member germplasm resources team for a visit to northern China from mid August to mid September. The trip, part of a three nation exchange under a 1970s agriculture pact, covered Heilongjiang to Shaanxi with focus on soybean sorghum millet and vegetables. The team observed germplasm collection and exchange processes, established scientist to scientist contacts, and noted Chinese agricultural science status while several identified Chinese germplasm sources have been sent to the U S for breeding programs.

K.R. Bromfield U.S. Department of Agriculture Bromfield USDA Frederick People's Republic of China Prc China Bob Bergland U.S Heilongjiang Liaoning Shandong Hebei Henan Shaanxi

Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers sets district four meeting

MCMP members vote for a district four director at a 7 p.m. meeting in Walkersville Fire Hall on Oct 31. Ahalt will not seek re election. two nominees are required unless waived. District four includes Frederick County with field reps DeBaugh Hoff and Waybright. The affair opens with dinner and covers milk trends and Holly Plant status in Carlisle.

Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Walkersville Maurice S. Ahailt Ahalt MCMP Jesse I. Burall Monrovia Carlisle Frederick County Pete DeBaugh Boonsboro Raymond Hoff Baltimore Jay Waybright Littlestown Ralph L. Strock

Glade Valley Juniors and Grange Hold Regular Meeting

Glade Valley Juniors and Glade Valley Junior Grange members met at Walkersville Fire Hall for a routine session. Donations to Woodsboro Girls' Softball and praise for a group princess and camp activities were noted, with plans for Halloween, Lancaster trip, and national junior session.

Glade Valley Junior Grange Walkersville Woodsboro Richmond Darlene Lease Carrie Wiles Jane Zimmerman Dan Wiles Kelli Green Scott Wiles Clark Castle Beth Crum Judy Castle Brian Moser Thurmont Prince Junior Grange Wiles’ Farm Lancaster Penna National Grange

Foreign ownership of US farmland flagged by USDA review

USDA Secretary Bob Bergland reports a preliminary review showing foreign investors held about 4 million acres of US farmland. Maryland has 8,197 acres under foreign ownership. nationwide foreign ownership is under half a percent of private land. Georgia, South Carolina, and Tennessee account for 27 percent of foreign-owned acreage.

Bob Bergland Maryland U.S Department of Agriculture Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Paul A. Crowl ASC Georgia South Carolina Tennessee

Archeological Treasures and Daily Life in China Described

An observer describes China as rich in archaeological treasures and heritage. He portrays friendly, curious people who are well nourished and industrious. Agricultural work relies on hand labor with few modern machines. Streets bustle with pedestrians, cyclists, carts, animals, and a mix of vehicles. Dr Bromfield, a photographer, documented scenes for future use, living with his wife and family in Cloverhill.

China Dr. Bromfield Cloverhill

Baling Cornstalk Bedding Shows Fall and Spring Seasons

October favors cornstalk baling for cattle bedding with two seasons fall and spring. Dry stalks bale before spring plowing, reducing field work and discing, while shredded stalks replace straw in stalls and freestalls. Bales once sold up to seventy dollars per ton and careful windrow sizing aids bale quality.

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