Sixth graders visit Henry Hanley Farm for nature lab day
Seneca County sixth graders and over 600 students toured the 165 acre Henry Hanley Farm on May 15 for a conservation field day. Among presenters were 4-H leaders, NYS Conservation Dept officials, and local agency staff demonstrating wildlife, safety, and land use practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Agricultural Division
Brown
Henry Hanley
Jack Kaney
Happy Helpers Jrs
John Pettingill
Dublin
Bob DeLamarter
New York State Conservation Dept
Division of Lands and Forests
Henry Brodnicky
Robert Roche
Nelson Coonradt
Scott Sampson
Seneca Army Depot
Clayton Hardy
Montezuma National Wildlife
John Morse
Iroquoise
Edwin Nelson
Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Emil Kahabka
Soil Conservation Service
USDA
George James
SCS
John Rathburn
William Lynch
Hayts Corners
Seneca County
Robert Heitmann
Jesse Hannan
Margaret Bennett
Margaret Evans
Seneca County Sheriff's Dept
Margaret Esposito
Willard State Hospital
Ovid
Leon Wickham
Welcolm Clark
John Durso
John Myer Joins Holstein-Friesian Junior Membership
John Myer of OVID joined the Holstein-Friesian Association of America as a junior member. Nearly 13 750 youths are enrolled. criteria include under 21, one year in 4 H or vocational dairy projects, and ownership of a Registered Holstein. Junior members gain non voting privileges and member rate services. Over 45 400 youths have participated since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid - John Myer
R.D
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Dry lot management for ewes in summer
Farmers consider dry lot or barnyard housing for ewes during summer. Benefits include low fencing costs, easier parasite control, controlled feeding, protection from drought, and reduced dog predation with careful supervision. Adequate shade, water, air flow, drainage, and fire risk are essential.
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John Myer
Trumansburg
Tompkins County Trust Company
Montour Falls
CUB
Seneca Service Center
Seneca Falls
E-Adilecere Wik
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont