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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2001
Page
10
Shore steps down from managing daily operations as the board of directors searches for a new general manager. The departure shifts oversight of farm relations, production, and staff until replacement is named.
The American Angus Association’s fiscal year ended Sunday Sept 4 shows steady business with 4s entities Angus Productions Inc and Certified Angus Beef CAB. Angus cattle totals reached 271206 head while CAB products declined slightly by about 0.1 percent. Transfers fell 6 percent and new members dropped nearly 5 percent though new junior members rose over 1 percent. For more information call 816-383-5100 or visit www angus org.
The Maryland Small Farm Cooperatives fall meeting takes place at 1 PM on November 7 at the Frederick County Extension Office on Montevue Lane. Dr. Scott Barao will discuss foot-and-mouth disease BSE and health issues, concerns and practical precautions for regional livestock producers. For more information contact Andy Highland at 201-845-2614.
The Frederick County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee hosts a basket bingo at 7 p.m. Friday November 9 at the New Midway Fire Hall with doors at 5 p.m. Tickets cost 15 dollars for 20 games and are available at the door or in advance. A free thank-you game and three special games are planned. For tickets call Alice 301-896-7560 Louise 301-698-9945 Lynn 201-898-5586 or Evelyn 301-863-5963.
A basket bingo fundraiser for Frederick County 4H Camp and Activities Center capital projects is planned for Sunday November 11 at Basford Road facility in Frederick. Doors open at noon with games starting 1 30 p m. Tickets at the door cost 15 per person. Food available. Details via Chris at 301 473 8134.
The Mid Atlantic Crop Management School is set for Tuesday to Thursday November 13 to 15 at the Princess Royal Hotel and Conference Center in Ocean City. Sessions cover annual and perennial grasses native crops and nutrient management for value added crop production.
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A workshop titled maximizing Your Farm Record Keeping Using Quicken runs 9 30 a m to 3 20 p m on Tuesday December 4 and 11 at Carroll Community College Registration closes November 21 with a 55 fee per farm or business covering materials For more information call 41 2760
Citrus fruit fundraiser by Catoctin High School FFA runs through Tuesday November 27 with pickup December 11 from 8am to 7pm. Fruits include oranges pink or white grapefruit and tangelos priced per box or half box with mixed cases available. Call 240-236-8117 for orders.
Four $750 Behrstein Scholar awards will be given to Holstein members enrolled in 4 H or FFA with Holsteins. Applications must be postmarked by January 15. Selections consider FFA school and community activities and career interests. For more information call Eeney Lee Son at 301-972-8274 or visit 22520 Mount Ephraim Road, Dickerson 20642.
Frederick County Extension Office hosts Nutrient Management Voucher Training on Oct 31 from 1 to 3 pm. Carrot Community College offers a Business Skills Training for Farmers in Transition at 6:30 to 9 pm. The Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation Dinner is Nov 1 at Michael's Eighth Avenue, Glen Burnie at 6 pm. The Outlook 2002 conference is Nov 6 at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Laurel, 10 am to 4 pm. Dairy Cattle Nutrition Workshop runs Nov 6–7 at the Holiday Inn in Grantville, PA.
Field notes on grazing corn fodder residues show husks and grain remnants boost forage value while leaves and stalks digest poorly. Early grazers gain more on strip grazing, with rotation dividing fields by grazing order to maximize weight gain and extend the season.
Results announced across many categories led by Betty Thompson in sewing and Ann Murphy in needlework. Emily Kappes won crafts, hobbies, and arts. Lisa England and Karen Wolfe earned top spots in youth and products divisions. Ashley Stevens led horticulture, Phelps and Ans won crafts, J Feaga photography, Mic Michelle and others in farm, garden, and wood projects.
Cover crops slow runoff and boost organic matter while absorbing surplus nitrogen in fall. Rye and other grains provide erosion control and weed suppression with extensive roots. Planting timing and rotation compatibility high priority. contact Catoctin and Frederick Soil Conservation Districts for guidance at 92 Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick, MD, 301-695-2803.
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