Rljl HAPPENINGS
Dairy Youth Weekend
The first-ever dairy youth
weekend is being organized to
expand the knowledge, experi
ences, and opportunities for Mary
land’s future dairy leaders. The
event is set for Saturday and Sun
day, June 4 and S, at the Frederick
County 4-H Camp and Activities
Center near Jefferson.
Registration for the “Udderiy
Awesome Adventure” is set for 9
a.m. Saturday and the seminar will
wrap up at noon Sunday. All
youth, ages 8 to 18, that have an
interest in the dairy industry are
invited to attend.
Dairy leaden will speak on
show preparation, show ethics and
sportsmanship, reading pedigrees
and DHIA papers, careers in agri
culture. dairy judging, dairy breed
and product promotion, milk and
fitness, animal actiyists, agricul
ture in the classroom, internation
al opportunities, time manage
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ment, artificial insemination
industry, and embryo transfer.
The program will also include
motivational speakers, a barbecue
lunch, snack and swimming break,
your own videotaped commercial,
pizza party, dance, movie and
Sunday breakfast
Cost for the all-inclusive dairy
adventure is only $l5 per person
for registration received by May
21. Late registration cost is $2O
per person by June 1.
The program is a project of past
4-H members and current volun
teers. Susan G. Summers and
Rebecca Long, along with county
and state extension personnel.
“We are thankful for the oppor
tunities that we received in the
4-H dairy program and we are
eager for the present members to
have some of those great experi
ences.” said Long.
“This is a time where we can
give back to a program that gave
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so much to us,” said Summers.
“We are hopeful that this weekend
seminar will open new doors for
4-H’ers.”
For mote information, contact
Summers or Long at (301)
662-1177. Checks should be made
payable to the Maryland Brown
Swiss Juniors and sent, along with
name, address, phonemumber and
age to Rebecca Long. 103 A East
Bth Street, Frederick. Md. 21701.
Crawford County 4-H dairy
leaders announce that applications
for the 4-H Dairy Scholarship
Award are available. The dairy
leaders have established a scholar
ship fund from which scholarship
awards are made. This scholarship
was established to recognize the
achievements of the Crawford
County dairy youth and to encour
age their attending college.
Requirements:
■ Applicant must be a member
or past member of Crawford
County 4-H Dairy and must have
been in the program for a mini
mum of five years. (All five years
need not be in Crawford County.)
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•Applicant may be currently
enrolled or planning to attend a
four year school, two year school,
technical school, short course,
breeding school, computer school,
etc.
• Applicant must have com
pleted a 4-H Dairy Scholarship
Application and be available for a
personal interview, which may be
conducted at the Scholarship
Review Committee’s discretion.
, • Applicant must be at least a
senior in high school.
Bloomin’
vital to create a heathy, low
maintenance water garden. The
following is a formula for success
with a typical water garden.
• Coverso-75 percent of the sur
face with water lilies.
• Stock 1 submerged plant per 1
or 2 square feet of surface area.
• Stock 1 scavenger per 1 or 2
square feet.
• Stock no more than 1 inch of
fish per S-8 gallons of water.
• Recirculate and filter the total
volume of water once evey 2 to 6
hours.
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• Applicant must submit either
a high school transcript or college
transcript with current grade point
average to date.
Last year’s winners included
Michelle Lyons of Cochranton,
John Mark Evans of Conneautvil
le, and Jason Hayes of Edinboro.
To apply, call the Crawford
County Cooperative Extension
Office, at (814) 333-7460 or (800)
982-9019, ext 460. Applications
must be received in the office by
May 1.
Garden
(Continued from Pago Bit)
Although a pump is not essen
tial, it is beneficial for clearer
water, water falls, conditioning for
fish, and proper balance.
Before digging to install a lily
pond, take a hose or rope and lay in
the shape and spot desired. Step
back and think about the impact of
the pond in that position. If you
don’t like it, switch it around
before digging.
Dig oul Level it. Insulate with
sand. Line, and fill.
Maintenance is minimal. There
is no weeding and no daily water
ing. Fertilize water lilies and lotus
once or twice a month during the
growing season. Feed the fish once
or twice daily what they will con
sume within 5-10 minutes, if you
want to tame them. Rinse the filter
and pump regularly.
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