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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2000
Page
5
A new Howard County agriculture portal provides entry to county ag pages on the Howard County Economic Development Authority site. It offers event calendars, an overview of agriculture’s economic impact, and online registration for industry partners in a county logo promotion program. Contact Ginger Myers at 416-313-4600 for more details.
Grangers set a community gathering to support Jennifer hospitalized and Jeb Cliber alongside Clark Mueller to lead the social hour. For details, call 301 965 5492.
Open house announced with a tour of renovated grain facilities and an address by Gene Maix presenting Alternative Marketing Methods. The program includes a discussion of deficiency payment and related service topics by government officials. For more information, call 301-694-8233.
Residents in the DC metro area are invited to the first 4-H city fair from noon to 7 pm on Saturday September 16 at the Van Ness campus of the University of the District of Columbia 3200 Connecticut Ave. The event will feature food fun and highlight the 4-H youth development program. For more information call 202-274-7115.
The third Biennial HTST Pasteurizer Short Course will be held Oct 24–25 at the Holiday Inn College Park. Registration due Oct 18, group-rate rooms until Sept 23, $150 fee includes parking meals and a certificate. C Walter Guest Lecturer Bryan Berry of Dutch Valley Foods will speak on dairy processing 40 years. For info contact Scott Rankin 301-405-4568 or visit the dairyfoods site.
The Maryland Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation board will hold a monthly meeting at 9 a.m. on Tuesday in Annapolis. Agenda includes district economies, policy issues, and general information. For details call 410-841-5736.
Brunswick's Community Show is slated for Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 45, in the old Brunswick High School gym. Entries accepted 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 3 and 8 to 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4. Open to all district residents. premium books available locally. For details call 301-694-9257.
Annual Fall Craft Show runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday December 7 at the Frederick County 4-H Camp and Activities Center located at 3702 Basford Road Frederick. The event features many craft items including baked goods breakfast and lunch with no admission. For information call 301-695-1509 or 301-694-9257.
The Third Annual Southern Maryland Farm-Life Festival is scheduled from 9 am to 4 pm at the Jol Heartes Farm-Life Museum in Charlotte Hall. Sora Joe Gancey CE 2a leads events as admission asks for a $5 donation.
A riding club announces an event near Thurmont with a champion and reserve in each division. Contact numbers are 11-271-5340 or 301-447-3320 for details and entries.
All members are invited to the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday October 12 at the New Midway Fire Hall. Send RSVP and recreation information to Mary Sue Grasse 11020 Keymar Road Woodsboro 21798.
Representatives of Maryland’s dairy industry will gather at Teetey Fire at lela La Caters conkcrece to discuss supplies and wrap up the day. For more information contact Paul Weller or Jonathon Moore at 202- (incomplete contact)
The Western Research and Education Center reports on fall planting of forages and annual ryegrass. Findings cover seeding windows from August to January, grazing and harvest timings, silage and hay options, and yield data from ryegrass and small grains. No winter kill observed over three years, with extension contact for more details.
Hereford winner Patrick Mullinix of Woodbine claimed the division III reserve bred and owned polled beef cow title at the Hereford National Expo. The event drew more than 1,000 cattle with MB Cattail Selene 201 noted among the cattle pedigree.
The calendar lists agricultural meetings and events across Delmarva and Maryland from September through October including Hatchery and Grow-out Conference in Annapolis, New Market Grange and Mullinix Grain open houses, The Great Frederick Fair, farm and education events in Ellicott City and Hampstead, Farm Aid anniversary concert in Bristow, and multiple shows and district meetings. Notable locations include Folly Quarter Road Ellicott City, Ballenger Creek Pike Frederick, Nissan Pavilion Bristow, and Maryland State Fair.
In Natick Massachusetts the Molina family reports withered tomatoes and poor bean and lettuce yields from a cool wet summer. While some growers see excellent crops like beets radishes and cabbage in Lexington and Maine blueberries, others face ruined tomatoes and waterlogged corn. The region endures a summer of waiting about weather shifts and rainfall amounts.
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