Regional ag seminar and aquaculture meeting notices
A regional pleasure horse seminar is set for November 17 at South Carroll High School Winfield featuring Vic University of Maryland Cooperative Extension experts and speakers from UNH Rutgers Connecticut Maryland and UMD. Cost 10 lunch included pre-register by Thursday call 3132707. The Maryland Aquaculture Association announces first regional Maryland meetings Sept 25 to organize leadership and directions. contact Hankins Murphy or Chambers for details 2712692 2668428 6519336. Frederick County 4 H Poultry Judging Team won state contest at Maryland State Fair with top finishes in egg production market poultry and market eggs. members Zimmerman Saylor Fogle Heller and coaches Roderick Crum highlighted with national competition upcoming in Louisville KY.
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South Carroll High School
Winfield
Rich Rolapp
American Horse Council
Washington, D.C
University of New Hampshire
Rutgers University
Connecticut
Maryland
University of Maryland
Vic Universiy of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland Aquaculture Association
Mare
Cnntagt
Ine Hankins
Patrick Murphy
Max Chambers
Frederick County
Laurie Zimmerman
Louisville
Brian Saylor
Bobby Fogle
Kevin Saylor
Adam Heller
Jimmy Roderick
Dave Crum
Fall items at Southern Maryland Regional Farmers Market sale
The market adds apples cider squash pumpkins greens turnips potatoes decorative gourds mums Indian corn and flowers. It will remain open through Saturday October 27 with seasonal items and live crabs Amish baked goods preserves canned items and crafts available.
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Southern Maryland
Farmers’ Market
U.S. 301 South
Cheltenham
Veteran Cemetery
Wool contest entries due for 1990 Maryland Make It Yourself With Wool
Entries must use at least 60 percent wool and fall into four age groups from preteen to adult. Awards total over 4500 dollars with trips to the national contest in Long Beach and prizes from sponsors, plus new other entry categories and an entry fee of 2 dollars for preteens and 5 dollars for others.
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Maryland
Kenilworth Park
Towson
Long Beach
Calif
G Street. Fabrics of
Rockville
Sew News
Bishop Sewing Council
Pendleton
Maryland Agricultural Fair Board
Maryland Sheep Breeders Association
New York City
Jo Anne Leatherman
Mountain View Road
Damascus
Maryland Cooperative Extension Service
Damascus fair champion lamb sells for 2.40 per pound
Dr. Pat Skipton a Damascus veterinarian buys the champion lamb at the Damascus Community Fair for 2.40 dollars per pound. Erin Feuillet presents the winner with Skipton’s son Josh nearby as the scene shifts to the agriculture calendar.
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Pat Skipton
Damascus
Erin Feuillet
Navada Clements
Steve Pennington
Sandy Spring Bank
Kris Stiles
OSE Vet
Magas Accounting Service
Gaithersburg
Carol and
Richard McAllister
Feeding value of corn silage in dairy diets
Corn silage remains a major dairy cow feed and its value varies with processing. Prices range from about 16.30 to 28.22 per ton in standing markets, or 21.30 to 33.22 per ton when harvested and processed, with moisture targets 65 to 68 percent and notes on poor maturity, weeds, and long transport affecting value. The memo also covers cow leasing costs, depreciation, interest, insurance, and tax considerations, plus farm calendar updates and upcoming agricultural events in Frederick in 1990.
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Regional Ag News
Dairy Co-Op
Washington County
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative
Windy Hill
Clear Spring
Robert M. Dever
Atlantic
Dever
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
VU Rlat
Susan G. Sun
Susan G. Summers
Ume
Kenneth Wisner
Agronomy
Frederick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Harrisburg
Walkersville High School
Timonium
Carroll Manor
Grange Hall
Thurmont Grange Meeting
Linganore
New Market
Linganore High School
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Middletown and Braddock
Middletown
Jim Trout
Dublin Rd
Walkersville
Randy Ruby
Marvin Hann, Jr
Trout
Auction Auctioneers, Inc
North Corn Streetrederyk
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