Seneca County Farm Bureau outlines key 1972 farming bills
The Seneca County Farm Bureau PX Committee led by Peter Shuster lists top issues for farmers including budget deficit measures with potential tax increases or service cuts, expanding state services, a Marketing and Bargaining Act, a No Fault insurance plan, and an Agricultural Labor Act. A February 10 luncheon with Assemblyman Finley and Senator Day at the Old World Inn will discuss these topics. Key leaders named include John Knight and George Covert along with county officers and directors.
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Lodi
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Peter Shuster
New York
Joseph Finley
Ted Day
Old World Inn
Route 88
Newark
Shuster
John Knight
George Covert
Edward Kime
Donald Cobb
Harold Christensen
David Jones
Ken Dean
Betsy Patsos
Catherine Sommerville
Young Farmers
Gerald Seamons
Margie Rude
Winnie Jones
Eugene Poorman
Douglas Parsons
Donnald Maybury
James Patsos
Interlaken Grange updates and upcoming events
At the Jan 15 meeting three entries competed in the Coffee Cake contest with Betty Morgan first Martha Ball second and Elsie Ward third. A Jan 19 beef dinner for fire directors and a Jan 29 ham dinner for 210 Agway stockholders were served at Interlaken Elementary School.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Grange
Betty Morgan
Martha Ball
Elsie Ward
Noel
Jo Clawson
Geraldine Locke
Lodi Grange
Agway
Operation Understanding trains Farm Bureau women in Interlaken region
The State Women's Committee leads leadership training from February 7 to 11 for County Women’s Chairmen information women and other Farm Bureau women. District 3 and 4 sessions occur February 8 at the Ovid Federated Church with participation from several counties. Rosylin Schoonmaker speaks on structure and policies of Farm Bureau and staff Know your Farm Bureau. Doris Hawley and Alice Murray oversee workshops on publicity youthpower flannelgraph and county committee roles.
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Interlaken
Total Farm Bureau
State
Ovid Federated Church
Seneca
Yates
Ontario
Cayuga
Wayne Counties
Tompkins
Tioga
Chemung, Schuyler
Steuben
New York State
Rosylin Schoonmaker
Farm Bureau
Lisle Hopkins
District 4
Academy of General Practice
Winnie Jones
Shirley Dean
Laura Hammon
Theresa Hofbauer
Doris Hawley
Weedsport
Alice Murray
Organic foods offer no unique qualities say Cornell expert
Cornell soil scientist William Allaway told the Empire State Soil Fertility Conference in Syracuse that organic fertilizers do not yield consistently higher quality foods than inorganic ones. He noted organic matter benefits soil health and water retention, urging conservation of soil organic content.
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Ithaca
N.Y. State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
U.S
Allaway
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