Empire State Honey Producers Plan Winter Meeting
The Empire State Honey Producers announce their annual winter meeting December 5 and 6 at the Northway Inn Syracuse. Dep Commissioner Roger Barber will give the banquet address and Apiary Inspection reports will be heard from Apiculturist Gerald Stevens. Dr Roger Morse of Cornell will discuss bee research and Lawrence Goltz of Gleanings in Bee Culture will speak on Honey Plants.
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Empire State
Northway Inn
Thruway
I-81
Syracuse
NYS Dept of Age Markets
Roger Barber
Dept’s
Gerald Stevens
Roger Morse
Dyce Laboratory
Cornell University
Lawrence Goltz
Medina
Ohio
Beekeepers Reimbursement Program Topics Discussed
On Thursday December 4 1975 Western U S issues and the Beekeepers Reimbursement Program were key discussion points. The briefing highlighted policy details and regional impact for apiarists and related agricultural agencies.
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U.S
Murphy Re-elected to National Milk Producers Federation
Murphy from Ulster Pa dairyman and NEDCO president was re elected to the National Milk Producers Federation Executive Committee at its annual convention in New Orleans He has served as an executive committee member since 1970 and represents more than 3500 dairy farmers through NEDCO and Penn York Bulk Milk Producers Cooperative with 60 local member cooperatives across NY and PA
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R Fenton Murphy
Ulster. Pa
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation, Inc
NEDCO
Syracuse
National Milk Producers Federation
New Orleans
la Murphy
National Dairy Cooperative Organization
Ulster Dairyman
Penn-York
Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Draws 700 Farmers to Niagara Falls
At the NY Farm Bureau annual meeting in Niagara Falls over 700 farmers and spouses from 52 counties gathered for the three day convention. Delegates adopted 1976 policy and acted on more than 100 state and national issues affecting farmers. Attendees included Seneca County members John Knight Fred Jensen Peter Shuster and Dan Murray with their spouses.
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NY Farm Bureau
Rainbow Convention
Niagara Falls
Seneca Co
I Tor
John Knight
Fred Jensen
Peter Shuster
Dan Murray
Farm Bureau
Milk Flavor Problems Need Work at NY Farm Bureau Meeting
At the NY Farm Bureau convention in Niagara Falls Dr David Bandler of Cornell reported a two year study showing a 30 percent drop in school milk consumption. He cited temperature control from farm to table as key, noting milk left above 40 degrees loses shelf life, and that half pint cartons are especially vulnerable during filling. He urged pasteurization timing and a comprehensive effort across production and distribution to improve flavor and consumption.
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Anna Siering
NY Farm Bureau
Rainbow Convention
Niagara Falls
David Bandler
NS College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
Cornell University
Bandler
New York City
New Jersey
Nnyc Bandler
Polly-O Fioriat Dairy Thanks Milk Producers on 75th Anniversary
The message thanks milk producers for ongoing association with Polly-O and Fioriat Dairy as they celebrate 75 years. It notes becoming the world’s largest Italian soft cheese producer and highlights four manufacturing plants plus two fluid milk operations in Rochester NY and New York City.
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Polly-O
Fioriat
Rochester
New York
New York City
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Victor
Western NY
Apple Growers Assoc, Inc
Emery Growers Assoc , Inc
St Fishers
Pollio and
Fioriat Dairies
Fiorlat Dairy Products Corp
Campbell and Watkins Glen, New York
Pollio Dairy Products Corp
Campbell, Rochester
Watkins Glen and Cohocton
Ricoll
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