Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06
1859 State Farm &c Home
Week To Stress
Variety
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Oh, yes, there will be free alfal-
ia tea available during lunch in
the Agricultural Hall cafeteria
where lunches will be served each
day.
| Tuesday evening will open the
home gardening program with fea-
lures on broadleaved evergreens
and on roses Another home gar
| dening program will be held We'd
nesday afternoCn with talks on
African violets. indoor gardening
and an interesting sound talk en-
titled, Add a Room to Your Home
-. Outdoors.
Wednesdays general session will
be talk by Dr. E. C. Higbee, pro-
fessor of geography and agricul-
tural economics at U. of d. talking
about Our Changing Community
Patterns"
Other Wednesday programs are
on dairy fruit, and home econom-
les with a special sidelight in the
morning with a All Club cherry
pie baking contest among the top
half-dozen 4-H cherry pie makers
in the state
The morning home economics
program will feature a discussion
by several specialists on Building
and Maintaining Normal Mental
i Health"
Final touches will be put on the
dairy program by Henry HUFF, Nat
ional Dairy Products Corporation
who will present Dairy Herd I'm
prOvement Association awards to
outstanding dairymen and DHIA
supervisors.
The last day of the three day
affair will feature livestock, home
economics, and a potatoes and
vegetables program.
Professor E. NJ Rain, u. of ID
hOrticulturist, will discuss his re-
search work with nutgrass control
during the morning session of pO-
tatoes and vegetables. This is q
serious problem in both potato and
tomato production and Professor
Rahn's work looks quite encOurag-
ing.
| Governor ]. Caleb Boggs will
present 15-Ton Tomato Clut
awards to this years winners al
the end of the afternoon potato and
vegetable program.
University President John A
Perkins will introduce the general
session speaker, DeWight Large
pastor of the First Methodist
Church, Germantown, Pa.
1 Many exhibits will be up fol
viewing throughout the programs
Some of the titles are:s
Modern Hay Making-Does L
Pay?"; Disease Resistant Soy.
beans" The Birth of the Chick
Marketing and Grading Eggs;
Marketing Delmarva Fruits ant
Vegetables; African Violets'';
and "A Crop that Grows in the
Dark"
Farm And Home Week Program
Tuesday, February 10
Hay: 9:45-Research at Univer
!, sity of Delaware Hay Farm, Panel
Poultry: 9:45-An Interesting
Fungus Infection of Broilers, Boyt
L. Stock, Delaware Poultry Labo
ratOries; Erysipelas-Lester M
Greene: A New Eye Condition o
Turkeys--James E. Porter, Mercl
IL Co.
10:30-A New Method of Vaccin
alton Against Infectious Laryngo
tracheitis- Stephen B. Hitchner
American Scientific Laboratories.
Home Economics: -Sprin,
Accessories for. Milady's Ward
robe-Mary Houghton, John Wana
maker.
Political Aspects of Ag
ing-Paul Dolan.
General Session: 11:30-Foll
Music of England and America
University MadrigaI Singers.
AFTERNOON
Hay: 1:30-Experimental Worl
With Field-Pelleted Hay-Carl w
Hall, Michigan State University.
2:10-Farm Evaluation of Dry
, ing and Pelleting Hay for Dair!
COws-D. d. Denman, Denmal
Dale Farms, Cortland, Ohio.
2:40-Can / Afford A Modern
Hay Making System-Panel Dis
cussion.
Poultry: 1:30-Leukosis in Broil
er-Age William J. Benton
2:15-The Resistance of Coecidis
to Various Drugs-D. F. Green
Merck & Company.
3:00-New Ways to Aid Effec
tiveness of Antibiotic Therapy ii
Broilers-K. E. Price, Pfizer & Co
Home Economics: 1:3O-Th,
New American Look in: Living
. Beth Peterson, E. 1. dupont d,
Nemours and Company.
2:30-Meat in the Modern Man
ner-Ronald Davis, National Live
stock and Meat Board. Demonstra
tion on Selection, Care and Cook
ing of Meat.
EVENING
Home Gardening: S:00-Broad
leaved Evergreens for Home
Landseaping-Curtis C. Wallace
Jr., North Star, Newark.
8:30-Roses are Red - anC
Other Colors Richard Thorn
son, Rosarian, Wynnewood, Pa.
Wednesday, February II
Dairy: 9:45-Effect of Feed Ad.
ditives on Dairy Cows-C. R. Rich
ards.