Farmers lead conservation push despite urban growth notes
Interlaken farm leaders say farmers pioneered conservation long before officials adopted the term ecology. New York 1985 projections show cropland shrinking by a quarter and forest land rising to 17.6 million acres while urban areas expand.
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Ithaca
New York State
N.Y. State College of Agriculture
Cornell
New York City
New York Sets Restricted Pesticide Law For Home Use
Cornell professor Prof Edgar M Raffensperger explains the Environmental Conservation Law restricts possession distribution and use of many pesticides to licensed operators beginning January 1 1971. Retail shelves will empty and markets liquidate supplies as permits are issued.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Edgar M. Raffensperger
N.Y
Raffensperger
New York State
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McGuire to address Seneca County Farm Bureau supper
New York Farm Bureau president Richard McGuire will speak at a 7:30 p.m. February 8 tureen supper in the Ovid Municipal Building. He addresses farmers their wives and guests. The event includes recognition of 15 new Seneca County Farm Bureau members as part of the 1971 total of 155 members.
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Interlaken
David Jones
Seneca County Farm Bureau
OVID
Richard McGuire
New York Farm Bureau
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McGuire
Elmer Somerville
Womens
Daniel Murray
New York Pesticide Conference Focuses on Law
Remarks at the 32nd annual New York State Pesticide Conference last week addressed the administration of a new law. The discussion highlighted regulatory approaches and potential impacts on agricultural practices.
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New York State
Maintenance key to snowmobile fun
Maintenance is essential for winter snowmobile use. New owners should follow daily and weekly maintenance in the owner's manual, read thoroughly before operation, and rely on dealer service to avoid being stranded. The motto Care and Not Repair guides safe winter fun.
Walter Lippmann on free press as public necessity
Lippmann argues that a free press is an organic necessity for a strong society. He contends criticism and reliable reporting enable government to stay informed about public thoughts and desires.
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