Tax burden study by Seneca County Farm Bureau president
Interlaken Kenneth Dean reports that the average citizen will take until June 1 to earn enough to pay 1973 taxes, about 43 percent of income. The annual tax bill near $82 weekly, while home food costs run about $29 weekly. USDA figures anchor the food estimate. Farm Bureau notes describe government costs as rising while food remains comparatively low.
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Winnie Jones County
Interlaken
Kenneth Dean
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Dean
Reagan
California
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
USDA
Mr. Dean
Farm Bureau training links members across states in problem solving
Wesley Haire told District Three Farm Bureau members at Jordan Hall on January 23 that most farm families belong to Farm Bureau. Leland Beebe described member driven problem solving and the majority rule in policy positions. Sessions covered public information insurance and Safemark while attendees from Seneca County included Dean Swanson Jones Somerville Mayberry Aude Wilson and Shuster.
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Ganization
Puerto Rico
Wesley Haire
Farm Bureau
Jordan Hall
Haire
American Farm Bureau Federation
Leland Beebe
New York Farm Bureau
Beebe
Safemark
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Kenneth Dean
John Swanson
David Jones
Elmer Somerville
Don Mayberry
Marjorie Aude
John Wilson
Peter Shuster
Mandatory horse vaccinations for 1973 county fairs
New vaccination and testing rules require all horses to be vaccinated against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis and test negative for equine infectious anemia before entering local or state fairgrounds in 1973. Harness horses face the same requirements, with tests filed to the respective fair secretary and conducted within the current or previous year.
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Frank Walkley
Department of Agriculture and Markets
New York State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
Division of Animal Industry
New York State
Western New York Milk Marketing Order Hearing Planned
State Agriculture Department will hold a February 7 public hearing at the Batavia Holiday Inn to consider a single Western New York milk marketing order worth over 75 million annually. The proposal covers most of western New York with a phased price structure for Class 1 and Class 2 milk, plus a seasonal incentive plan and distance-based adjustments for Buffalo and Rochester.
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New York
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Batavia
Western New York Milk Producers Cooperative Bargaining Agency, Inc
Dairy Farmers Cooperatives
Auburn
Tier
Niagara Frontier
Rochester
Batavia Holiday Inn
Oak St
New York-New Jersey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Buffalo
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Mazourek Farms
FOX
Brillion
Hesston
James Way
Newfield, N.Y
Western New York
Morarty Een Wickes Corp
Buldings
Waterville
Aum Glass
Froras
Sampson Glass CO
ST. Geneva
Hal Champlin
Harman’s Sport Shop
Finger Lakes
Sportemense
THE
Chain Saw Big Bite
New Holland
Salino Electric Motors
Elmire Road
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