Home Economics Division Hosts First Spring Tea
At the Farm and Home Center in Waterloo on June 1 at 1 30 p m twenty five women including past and present executive committee members and Seneca County s first Home Bureau agent Mrs Richard Keiser of Bing hamton gathered for the first annual home coming tea Mrs Keiser recalled early Cooperative Extension history dating to 1945 when it began as Home Bureau in Seneca County Three first executive committee members shared memories and new officers were elected to make this an annual event The vote on September 7 will authorize changes in officer and board member elections and provide division leaders more time for programs and staff guidance
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Waterloo
Seneca County
Home Bureau
Richard Keiser
Binghamton
Farm and Home
Keiser
Kay Sarah Miller
Cooperative Extension
Keiiser
Ella Strong
Seneca Falls
New York
Lena Burdin
Carol
Leeder
Livingston County
Axie van Cleef
Helen Bates Smith
Reynoldsville
Mildred Hammond
Ovid
Catherine Leary
Interlaken
Lawrence van Cleef
Grace Munn
Nina Post
Marjorie Richardson
Anne Knight
Marie Trotter
Carol Nunn
Anne Schuster
Richardson
New York State Fair Adopts Variety Theme for 1967
The 1967 New York State Fair selects Variety as its central theme to highlight the Empire State’s wide range of productivity, interests, and opportunities. Director Bernard W. Potter says New York offers unmatched richness, with the Fair serving as a showcase for diverse activities across the state.
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Syracuse
New York State
New York State Fair
Bernard W. Potter
Potter
Kitchen Konference Set For June 21 At Lodi Site
The South Seneca Farm Bureau Kitchen Konference will meet June 21 at p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Aman on the Lodi-Covert Townline Road. May Dard Young chairs. Jack Mulford schedules the program. The event invites all farmers and their wives to share opinions and ideas on local topics and to route recommendations to county, state, and federal levels.
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Lodi
South Seneca Farm Bureau
Max Aman
Lodi-Covert Townline Road
Dard Young
Jack Mulford
Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau Organization
South Seneca Kitchen Conference
Household Circuits and Appliance Power Usage
General home circuits typically support 1800 watts. A coffeemaker uses about 1000 watts, a fry pan about 1100 watts, and a toaster around 1200 watts.
Seneca Farm Bureau To Study Agricultural Land Preservation
The New York Farm Bureau urges farmers to study preserving farm lands amid highway, urban, park, and industrial growth. Governor Rockefeller created the Commission of Preservation of Agricultural Land July 17 1966 to propose solutions and policy. The state leads in maple syrup and dairy value with significant agriculture tax revenue at stake.
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Seneca Farm Bureau
Interlaken Farm Bureau
Seneca County
New York State
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Commission of Preservation of Agricultural Land
New York
Nually
Farm Bureau
New York Farm Bureau
Glenmont
Beetle Meetings Warn of Weevil Threat in Seneca County
Two Weevil Identification Meetings set for June 8 at Gordon Mills Farm and June 9 at Dave Powell Farm as weevils infest practically all alfalfa fields in Seneca County. Damage signs include 50-75 percent plant injury and larvae feeding atop leaves. early cutting and careful spray with Sevin precautions are urged. Also discusses beef cattle opportunities in New York State and notes expansion of the beef industry with about 65,000 head.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
New York State
N.Y
Robert F. Lucey
Lucey
Gordon Mills
Whiskey Hill Road
Dave Powell
Powell Road
Interlaken
Seneca County
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Kitchen
C.U
G.G. Gurisco
C.C. Lowe
B.E. Dethier
C.J. Nelson
David Hern
U.S. Weather Bureau
Environmental Science Services, Administration
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Corn Belt
West
LC. Cunningham
Department of Agricultural Economics
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