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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1970

Page

6

Maryland Farm Bureau objects to pesticide regulation shift

Maryland Farm Bureau President G Willard Oakley urges Congress to reject President Nixon's plan to move pesticide registration from the Department of Agriculture to a new Environmental Protective Agency. He tolls that such a transfer brands chemicals as pollutants, reduces agency expertise, and lessens farmer appeals, urging farmers to protest within about 30 days.

Maryland Farm Bureau G. Willard Oakley Department of Agriculture Environmental Protective Agency Oakley USDA U.S Nixon Food and Drug Administration

Maple Dell Flashy F.C.H All American Aged Bull

National All American Dairy honors Ayrshire Maple Dell Flashy F.C.H owned by Jimmy Patrick maps Maple Dell Farm Woodbine Mc was named All American Aged Bull by the Ayrshire Breeders Association Brandon Vermont. Fifteen of tan bark champions earned elite All American status as 118 Ayrshires entered from 24 states and Quebec Canada. This marks the 10th year of the program.

Jimmy Patrick Mapple Dell Farm Woodbine Quebec Canda Patrick

Extension Service Calendar and 4-H Club Notes

September 28 30 features a Consumer Health Conference at the 4 H Center and a National 4 H Club Week. October lists Tri State Forestry, Maryland Shorthorn Field Day, Feeder Call Sale and more at Hagerstown Owings Mills Winchester and Milwaukee. North Frederick 4 H Club meets Sept 3 with election due to resignations. Robin Brady leads a photography demo.

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Johnsongrass spread risk warns state weed supervisor

Farmers and combine operators are urged to watch for Johnsongrass seeds and rhizomes on harvest equipment. State Board of Agriculture weed control supervisor Ian M. Wedderspoon warns that seeds cling to machinery and can spread infestations from one field to another, especially now as fields are being harvested.

Ian M. Wedderspoon State Board of Agriculture Wedderspoon

Frederick Fair Premiums and Show Winners Listed

Maryland agriculture notes reveal premiums and class winners from the Frederick Fair. Champions include Cheviot Suffolk Hampshire and Southdown breeds, with junior and senior divisions, market lambs, and breed-specific awards led by exhibitors such as Allen Shiffer and Bruce Vansant. County program details stress Johnsongrass control and equipment inspections to curb weed spread.

SHE Department Jr Arthur P. Sigter Suffolk Douglas Champinn Hampshire Ohn Lambs Sai Taelividluat Bam VE Bruce Watnt Anen Shifflet Southdown Steven Weedy Doug Vansant Senio Robert Junior Dorset danielSant Drew Shiller Steve Spurrier Thampshire Ifth Wendy Johnson Southdown & Dorset Toma H. Potle Jyne Spurrier Suffolk & Venth Act

Holland bulb planting guide clean to prevent weed spread

Instructions warn cleaning equipment after use to prevent Johnson grass spread. Focus on elevator conveyors grain tank and cylinder cone areas, seed buildup on exterior ledges, and corners using hand brushes. Air blasts water jets steam and vacuum aid cleaning. growers must ensure harvesting gear does not sow weeds across fields.

Wedderspoon

Grape Workers in California Earn High Harvest Pay

California grape workers top U S farm pay during the harvest with a 1969 wage of 1.65 dollars per hour plus a 25 cent piece rate per box. Even a slow picker can grab four boxes an hour, totaling about 2.65 dollars hourly, with most earning more during the harvest season.

California U.S

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