Mini course fair showcases student led activities at Trumansburg
At Trumansburg Central School seventh and eighth graders hosted a six week mini course fair on Wednesday November 29 in the Junior High to display projects. Instructors from the community led diverse courses from knitting to archery and photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McLallen
Linda Colle
TCS
Trumansburg Central School
Husted
Peter Rainsford
William Sitzman
Bacon
Sitzman
Rainsford
DeFranco
Baker
Leahy
Whitman
Lutes
Sass
VanValen
Lovelace
Dimock
Packer
Schwartz
Leboffe
Baldwin
Shaw
Chalone
Snedeker
Bill Cosby
Uniform milk price set for October deliveries in New York New Jersey
A.J. Pollard announces a uniform farm price of 6.97 dollars per hundredweight for October milk deliveries to pool handlers under the New York New Jersey orders. The price compares with 6.88 in September and 6.44 in October 1971. Butterfat differential is 8 cents per tenth of fat above or below 3.5 percent. Producer receipts total 754,437,814 pounds, down 8.5 percent from the previous year as fluid milk sales continue.
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New York-New Jersey
A.J. Pollard
Milk Pool Totals and Producer Counts Drop in October
October receipts reached 678 million pounds at bulk tank units, down 30 million from last year. Average daily deliveries per producer fell to 1,045 pounds while the number of producers declined to 23,288. Pool Class I weighed 427.49 million pounds, 56.7 percent of the pool, with bulk tanks showing 89.9 percent of the pool.
Farm Bureau Delegates Hear NY Education Finance Talk
Seneca County delegates to the New York State Farm Bureau Annual meeting heard James V. Vetro discuss Financing Education in New York State. Speakers included A H Spilman on Farmer to Farmer Marketing and Walter Kreidler on estate planning. Seneca County earned high honors at the conference.
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Interlaken
Seneca County
New York State
Farm Bureau
James V. Vetro
New York
Assoc
A.H. Spilman
Florida
Walter Kreidler
Farm Family Insurance
Edwin Collins
Farm Family Ins. Co
Miss New York Farm Bureau
Post Commissioner of Agriculture
Donald Wickham
Hector
David Jones
Peter Shuster
Cooperatives Seek Federal Order 2 Price Reforms
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation and Dairylea urge amendments to Federal Marketing Order 2 to align prices with other regions and remove competitive disadvantages for northeast farmers. They propose replacing a negotiable 10¢ per cwt hauling allowance with a flat 1.50 per farm stop bulk tank fee and boosting the manufacturing bulk milk transportation credit by 5¢ per cwt.
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New York-New Jersey
Northeast
NEDCO
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation
Dairylea Cooperative
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New York City
Nedco Dairylea
Milk hauling costs and proposed price adjustments discussed
Chester W. Smith testifies for NEDCO at hearing on Class II milk pricing. He says increasing transportation credits and adding a $1.50 per farm stop service charge are needed to cover hauling costs to manufacturing plants. He notes current costs exceed proposed credits, leaving insufficient margins for Order 2 handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Smith
NEDCO
Smith
Nedco-Dairylea
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John J. Vasse
TB Respiratory Disease Assoc
Central New York
Harold J. Cohen
Dept of Administration of Health Services
Ithaca College
Winnie Jones
Gerry Seamans
Janette Seamans
Alice Muffray
Marjorie Aude
Vance Crane & Son
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