Youthpower Sponsors Listed in Seneca Falls Contest
The complete list of Youthpower Contest sponsors for Seneca County was announced by Mrs. Ray Dean. Sponsors include Betzler Farm Equipment Interlaken Caulkins Tire Dairymen's League and others in Seneca Falls Geneva Waterloo and Interlaken. A workshop was held Nov. 12 for teens who have three months to work on food and agri business projects with Feb 9 deadline for applications to Mrs. James Patsos. Judging Feb 11 at the Farm and Home Center Waterloo. The article also previews an Institute of NY State College of Home Economics program at Cornell on April 18 with talks by Edward Hall and Martin Krampen and a panel of Cornell professors. luncheon at Barton Hall with reservations.
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Seneca Falls
Seneca County
Youthpower
Ray Dean
RD 2
Betzler Farm Equipment
Interlaken
Caulkins Tire
Service
Dairymen’s League
Eastern Milk Producers Local
Seneca Fells Feed Mill
Geneva Agway
Inter- Burg Agway
Selerno Farm Supply
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Seneca Service Center
Seneca Falls P &C Food Market
Sheridan Oll Company
Tarr’s Dairy
Geneva
Waterloo P & C
James Patsos
Waterloo
Farm and Home Center
Ithaca
Institute of N.Y. State College of Home Economics
Cornell
Alice Statler
Edward T. Hall
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Martin Krampen
University of Toronto
Ont
Hall
Bertram M. Gross
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Helen G. Canover
College of Home Economics
Barton Hall
Cooperative Extension Names Steering Committee
The Seneca County Cooperative Extension board formed an Ad Hoc steering panel to draft a new constitution and bylaws for reorganizing the Extension service. Members from the Agricultural Home Economics and 4-H divisions will engage leaders from Waterloo Seneca Falls Lodi Geneva and Romulus to serve about two months. Sunbeam
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Waterloo
Seneca County Cooperative Extension
Extension Service
John Brooks, Jr
James Richardson
John Tarr
LeRoy Poorman
William Burritt
Peter King
Harold Sanderson
Robert Morris
Robert Boekelman
Robert Sherwood
Seneca Falls
Arthur Burdin
Jack Mulford
Edward McGuire
Lodi
Fritz Aude
Geneva
Elmer Somerville
Romulus
Paul Kinne
Harold Miller
Ovid
Competent Labor Is Farm Problem
Dairymen in the 10 000 member Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation foresee a strong 1967 hay crop and more corn and oats planted. Labor shortages push some farmers to sell with auctions continuing, and rising costs for feeds, labor, and equipment threaten milk production despite higher prices.
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Syracuse
Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation, Inc
Recommendation Could Hurt Area Farmers
Congressman Samuel Stratton, representing many New York dairy farmers, warns a U S Department of Agriculture proposal by Secretary Orville Freeman could wipe out the Northeast dairy farm cooperative movement by cutting coop income in New York and New Jersey by 55 percent. He notes the final change would require a two thirds vote of New York dairymen in a referendum, while voting against the changes could scrap the entire Federal Milk Market order in New York State.
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Washington
Samuel S. Stratton
N.Y
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Dairy
Northeast
Freeman
Stratton
New York-New Jersey
New York State
New York
Christmas Tree School at Cornell Planned in Ithaca
Christmas tree growers will attend their eighth school at Cornell March 3-4 to learn better growing methods with less work. Prof. Alex Dickson notes about 2,000 growers in New York State producing 1.5 percent of U.S. output. Reservations to Christmas Tree School Box 190 Ithaca NY.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Alex Dickson
Dickson
U.S
Christmas Tree School
N.Y
Public hearing on farmland preservation planned in Rochester
The Commission on Preservation of Agricultural Land will hold a public hearing Friday Feb 17 at 10 a m in the Manger Hotel Rochester to discuss urban sprawl and land use issues in Western New York. Four speakers and several commission members will present views on rural impact taxation irrigation land acquisition and related topics.
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Ithaca
New York
Rochester
Manger Hotel
Commission On
Russell Billings
Buffalo
Commission
Rockefeller
Cornell
Floyd F. Walkley
Monroe County Planning Council
Wallace J. Wagner
Rochester City
Paul Turner
New York State Cooperative Extension
Anthony Zambito
Elba
Robert V. Call Jr
Batavia
Winfield D. Tyler
New York State Canners and Freezers Assoc
Extension Service Plans 1967 Reorganization in Seneca County
Seneca County Extension Service Association adopts 1967 reorganization to boost flexibility and efficiency. John Brooks and LeRoy Poorman, with A.A. Johnson of Cornell, outline new structure, coordinated programs, and broader enrollment from state colleges to extend county educational services.
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Romulus
Seneca County Extension Service Association
John Brooks
Brooks
LeRoy Poorman
Waterloo
Seneca County
Cornell
A.A. Johnson
Cooperative Extension
Cornell University
County Extension Association
State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics
Johnson
Agricultural Leaders Forum Tackles Rising Food Costs at Cornell
Ithaca reports the Agricultural Leaders Forum at Cornell University will address rising food prices and their effects on consumers producers and the food industry. March 23 features talks by state and national leaders under the theme Rising Food Prices Causes and Consequences. The session covers public waste pesticide control alternative foods and implications for shoppers farmers and related businesses.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
N.Y. State College of Agriculture
Cornell
New York State
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Future Extension Organization
Division
Richard Rosbaugh
Benjamin Franklin
New Look
Preston Gaylord
Sodus
Wayne
New York State College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Gordon Johnson
Ontario
Seneca
Allen Crego
Baldwinsville
Commission On Preservation of Agricultural Land Plans
Seneca County Extension Service
John Knight
Weldon Lawrence
Agricultural Forum
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