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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

5

Birds In The Country Reports On Winter Range And Migration

A regional bird summary notes robin sightings in January February while true southward migration begins around March. Wintering robins, occasional bluebirds and hermit thrushes appear in Auburn Rochester and Sheldrake, with cardinals chickadees and redpolls entering open fields. Red-bellied woodpeckers are modestly present in Syracuse surveys with local observers sharing a feeder sighting since January and continuing feeding behavior.

Sheldrake Auburn Rochester Adirondacks Syracuse Ted Day Paul Townsend Trumansburg Marian Helen Marsh

Prefix Reserved for Lodi Holsteins and Birding Notes

Charles E. Stengle gains exclusive use of Charlesten as the herd prefix for Registered Holsteins. The article also covers birding notes in New York State including snowy owls and hawks, a short-eared owl sighting, and a January bird list prompt with species goals. Robert Frost quote on juries ends the piece.

Lodi Charles E. Stengle Charlesten Hott Holstein - Friesian Assoc. of America Brattleboro Jennie van Vleet New York State Arctic

Cornell Plans Attract 5000 Youth To Science Programs

Ithaca reports nearly 5000 high school students will join lectures and demonstrations at Cornell in March. About 1800 attend the Agricultural Sciences Youth Program March 25 26 and 27, with 3000 in the High School Science Program. Sessions run daily with repeated lectures and demonstrations.

Ithaca Cornell Agricultural Sciences N.Y. State Veterinary College Dairy Records Processing Laboratory Meats Laboratory Eastern Artificial Insemination Cooperative, Inc

Tractor Program Final Meeting Scheduled for March 13

The 4 H Tractor Program will hold its final session on March 13 with a tour of the International Harvester area distribution center in Syracuse. Leaders include Bill Lynch Keith Tomkins Weldon Lawrenson Jr Waterloo and Carl Post Ovid. About 40 youths have attended meetings at Dismore Diesel Service Fayette Finger Lakes Equipment Waterloo and Seneca Service Center Seneca Falls. Instructors presented demonstrations filmstrips and movies. Members will submit books for grading and return them before the Seneca County Fair for eligibility in the Tractor Operator's Contest.

Hayts Corners International Harvester Area Distribution Center Syracuse Bill Lynch Keith Tomkins Weldon Lawremne Waterloo Carl Post Ovid Dismore Diesel Service Fayette Finger Lakes Equipment Company Seneca Seneca Falls Seneca County

Air Circulation Improves Beef Cooling in Rail Cars

Beef shipment temperatures can be more uniform by directing cold air around the load instead of blasting through it. The method enhances preservation in refrigerated rail cars and trailers.

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