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ANNAPOLIS, Md. Mary- Regional Recycling, Kent County corporation dedicated to work'
land Secretary of Agriculture Public Works, Wicomico Public with organizations to facilitate lb,
Lewis R. Riley has announced Works, Frederick County Public collection and recycling of plastic
that the 1994 empty plastic pesti- Works, Harford County Public containers for crop protection
cide container recycling program Works. Maryland Environmental products,
was very successful and surpassed Service, United States Depart- “The response of farmers,
the 1993 program in the number ment of Agriculture, and Ag- commercial agricultural applica
of containers collected for recy- Chem Inc., the program has been tors, and other pesticide users has
cling. _ effective in removing plastic pes- teen very encouraging. Sites used
The Maryland Department of ticide containers from the waste during the 1993 pilot program
Agriculture held 24 collection stream so they can be reused as an experienced a substantial increase
days at six sites located through- energy source or for producing ' n participation during the 1994
out the state. Four collection days additional plastic containers. Ag- program,” said Riley,
were held in Chestertown, Easton, Chem, Jnc. of Girdletree, Mary-
Salisbury, Frederick, Beltsville, land provided the chipper to grind Because ot the high interest in
and Street during July, August, the plastic containers into flakes, program over the past two
September, and October. Several which are transported to a con- y ears > the department will again
collections were also made at pes- tractor for recycling. P^ er recycling program dur
ticide dealer facilities and com- All of the collected pesticide * n B the 1995 growing season,”
mercial agricultural applicator containers from Maryland will be Rtey said,
sites. shipped to a recycling facility additional information,
“The inspection, collection, and under contract with the Agricul- con * ac * Mary Ellen Setting, chief
processing of over 25,000 plastic tural Container Research Council department s pesticide reg
pesticide containers have reduced (ACRC). ACRC is a nonprofit ulation section, (410) 841-5710.
the potential for contamination of
ground water and Chesapeake
Bay while saving valuable landfill
space,” said Riley.
Maryland’s program is a com
bined effort of state, county, and
private industry working together
to protect the environment. With
the cooperation of Mid-Shore
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ADAMSTOWN
Adamstown Equip. Inc.
ALLENTOWN
Lehigh Ag Equipment
BEGHTELSVILLE
Millar Equip. Co.
BERWICK
C.H. Rinehlmar A Son*
CARLISLE
Gutshall’e, Inc.
DOVER
George N. Groee, Inc.
EASTON
George V. Selple
ELIZABETHTOWN OLEY _ lu _
Menlck Farm Equipment Co. Pikevill. Equipment, Inc. E^T.«mpqulp.Bele.Corp
INTERCOURSE
C.B. Hoobor A Son
QREENCASTLE
Meyers Implement
Md. Recycles Empty
Pesticide Containers
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LANCASTER WAT^OMTOWN
Lendl. Brother., Inc. Deerfield AG A Turf Center, Inc.
LEBANON
Umbergar’a Of Fontana WEST grove
S.G. Lewis A Son, Inc.
LOYSVILLE
Gutehall’s, Inc.
LYNNPORT
Karmlt K. Klatlar, Inc. m m-nnt
Caraivllla Ford Naw Holland
NEEDMORE
Clugston Farm Equipment
NEW HOLLAND
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
OAKLAND MILLS BRIDGETON
Peoples Sales A Service L „|| # Fo g g
QUARRWILLE
Grumslll Farm Service Columbus
Reed Brothers Equipment
TAM AQUA
Charles Snyder, Inc. fairield
Caldwell Tractor A Equipment
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 26, 1994-A2l
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MARYLAND
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DHIA Lab.
(Continued from Pago A 1)
samples per month.
Samples arc picked
up from supervisors cm
133-mile afternoon
runs around the county
five days per wdek.
The lab also runs five
days per week so that
results can be avail
able on a regular basis
the next day after the
sample is taken from
the farm.
The turn-around
time from Manheim to
Raleigh back to Man
heim on strategic
information needed to
make immediate man
agement decisions on
the farm is less than
two hours. This infor
mation printed in
Manheim is then sent
out the same day so
that it is in the hands of
dairy farmers within
two days after the
sample was taken by
the supervisor at the
farm. The regular
monthly reports are
printed in Raleigh, and
these reports are sent
to members from the
DRPC.
Many herds in Lan
caster DHIA are small,
even as small as from
12 to 40 cows.
Because of this unique
situation the local
program has been
developed with these
small herds in mind.
At the same time the
larger herds have
maintained associa
tion because of special
programs that cater to
herds with on-farm
computers.
The lab began oper
ation Oct. 1, and one
week later was certi
fied. Problems have
been minimial.
For anyone who has
an interest in visiting
the new lab, a special
open house has been
planned for Jan. 16-17,
1995. The lab is
located two and one
half miles northwest of
Manheim along Old