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Traditionally, farm inheritance was passed on to a son. Columnist Shelby Watson-Hampton explores the roots of land transfer from European Feudalism to American indigenous practices.
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The Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society Inc. has awarded college scholarships with a combined value of $10,000 through its F. Grove Miller Maryland State Fair Scholarship Program.
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Richard Dick, professor in the School of Environment and Natural Resources, was elected the 2018 president of the Soil Science Society of America, which includes a three-year commitment on its executive council, starting in January.
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