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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1968

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3

Swine Brucellosis Eradication Plan Promoted in Frederick

Officials urge a Market Swine Testing Program to eradicate swine brucellosis with minimal farm impact. A letter from T A Ladson and Dr J K Atwell invites Frederick County swine producers to two meetings at 8 pm September 24 in Winchester Hall Extension Conference Room to discuss program details and questions.

T. A. Ladson Livestock Sanitary Service J. K. Atwell Terlnarian Ladson Atwell Frederick Winchester Hall Man Animal Health Division

Barley Included In Feed Program

A recent change to the 1969 feed grain program makes barley one of three feed grains, alongside corn and grain sorghum, included in base acreage for farms with barley history. Barley allocations affect farm participation, with minimum diversions 20 to 25 percent of base. substitutions between oats rye and barley are allowed within permitted acreage for all crops with participation.

ASC Joseph Vossi

National 4 H Center Plans $5 Million Expansion Near Chevy Chase

The National 4 H Center near Chevy Chase seeks a $5 million expansion approved by Montgomery County Board of Appeals. Plans include chapel library classrooms and more dormitory space to support leadership training for America's youth. Funding from business industry and 4 H members via the National 4 H Center Foundation.

National 4-1 Chevy Chase Montgomery County Board of Appeals R. Nobert Linowes America

Silo Filling Time Harvest Nears End in Maryland

The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service says silo filling and hay crops are active across the state with over half the acreage harvested by midweek. Rain improved central soil moisture though northern counties saw limited relief. corngrain harvest is about 20 percent complete in southern areas, with Frederick and other northern counties lagging. Pastures respond to moisture, garden vegetables near year end, and apple varieties like Jonathan and Grimes peak this week with Red Delicious and Golden Delicious following in October.

Maryland Maryland-Delaware Crop Reporting Service Frederick Jonathan Grimes Golden Delicious Stayman Rome

4-H and FFA Officers Named in Frederick Chapter

Frederick chapter elects officers for the year at its first meeting with David Slater as president and Michael Baugher as vice president. Advisors are Harry Miller and Dale White. A Lewistown Mountainview 4-H meeting at Utica Lutheran discussed fair queen candidates and fair booth and barn committees with members named. A Tuscarora 4-H meeting at Colinn Tyengaros home reported Timontom Fair notes and plans for a Frederick Fair booth.

Frederick FFA David Slater Michael Baugher Cassandra Ramsburg Ronald Hipkins Douglas van Sant Gary Biser Harry Miller Dale White Lewistown Mountainview Utica Lutheran Church Frederick Farr Fair Booth John Rosenwald Debbie Stull Denise Plunkett Paul Shuff Terry Moore Carolyn Wachter Debbie Moore Steven Thayer France Fair Barn Karen Long Dawson Lenhart Cindy Long Chuck Moore Carl Thay Harold Lenhart Steve Thayer Doug Long Pam Rhoderuck Tuscarora Colinn Tyergaro Bruce van Sant Emily Putman Allen Shifflet Frederick Fair

Busy Bees Display Sewing Fashions at September Meeting

The Braddock Busy Bees 4H Club showcased new shifts made in sewing class during their September meeting attended by members, mothers, and county extension agent Mrs. Sally Valentiner. A fashion show featured Cathy Metcalfe and peers. child care class items were also displayed. Next meeting is October 11 at 4:30 p.m.

Braddock Helles 4H Club Sally Valentiner County Extension Office Uve Cathy Metcalfe Laure Metcalfe Karen Pennington Rhonda Rhoderick Renee’ Reid Jill van Gilder Ann Roetze

Linganore FFA Champs Lead County Contest Victory

Linganore High School FFA won the county competition led by top dairy judging scores. High individual was Robin Trout with notable placements by Joe Wivell, Daryle Trout, Dave Slater, and Mike Garst. Top scorers from Frederick and Walkersville named with judges Lester Dutrow Webster MacCartee and Paul Spurrier.

Linganore High School FFA Robin Trout Linganore Joe Wivell Thurmont Dave Slater Frederick Daryle Trout Mike Garst Walkersville Gary Grossnickle Ronnie Hipkins Mark Bowers Mike Burall Ken Brown Singanore Lester C. Dutrow Doubs Webster MacCartee Paul E. Spurrier Ayrshire Guernsey Singanore High School Daryl Trout

Char-Lene Farm Output Report Under State Review

Char-Lene Farm Montvic Rowe reported by Charles J. Savage yields 20 870 pounds of milk and 851 pounds of butterfat in a 365 day period. The record notes production figures for the farm and processor details as part of a state agricultural report.

Char-Lene Montvic Rowe Acrea Charles J. Savage Adurg

Agnew Names 15 to Maryland Agricultural Commission

Governor Spiro T. Agnew announced the appointments of 15 farm leaders to the Maryland Agricultural Commission created by Senate Bill 394. Midlletown’s J Homer Remsberg Walkersville’s J Herbert Snyder and Galthersburg’s George Lechlider secured terms, with Edward Covell of Easton serving as acting chairman for three years. The commission, partly appointed by the State Board of Agriculture, will advise the State Board, formulate policy and liaise among agricultural sectors and state and federal governments.

Eer Acree Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Agricultural Com+mission J. Homer Remsberg Middletown J. Herbert Snyder Walkersville George Lechlider Galthersburg Sle Edward Ji Covell Ur Easton State Board of Agriculture Maryland

USDA buys 450000 cases of canned green beans for needy families

The U S Department of Agriculture purchases 450 000 cases of canned green beans with Section 32 funds for distribution to needy families. About 155 525 cases, or 34 percent, come from Maryland New York Delaware and Pennsylvania with shipments set from February 16 to March 31 1969 in cases of 24 No 303 tins. The total cost excludes transportation is 1 084 915 dollars. Further details available from D A Thibeault Fruit and Vegetable Division USDA Washington DC 20250.

Ve Eet U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Consumer and Marketing Service Maryland New York Delaware Pennsylvania

Knob View Wallie Ester and Perseus Penny Milk Records

Knob View Wallie Ester 6023 3396 a three year old yielded 19 690 pounds of milk and 672 pounds of butterfat in 331 days. Top vale Perseus Penny 6192481 a two year old produced 16 310 pounds of milk and 565 pounds of butterfat in 21 days. Both are owned by William C Kepler Knob View Farm Middletown

Brook Lodge Sylvia Tie Itie Lodge Brook Lowe Creston Phylis Frank G. Romeberg & Son Brook Lodge Farm Middletown Topvale Tidy Topva‘e Charles F. Mert Knob View

Milk Shipping Law Limits Interstate Sales

A historic note states that filled milk remains legal in only 12 states while federal law bans interstate shipment. The contrast highlights regional dairy product rules and nationwide regulatory reach.

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