Conservation Habitat Shifts and Wildlife Cycles
Conservation notes explain how habitat changes drive wildlife shifts in the Southern Tier. Deer rebound with protection as abandoned farms regrow, while snowshoe hares and pheasants decline with denser brushgrowth. New CCC plantings and reestablished stock contribute to habitat recovery and future management. New garden varieties from Cornell University include Foxy Foxglove Early Splendor Amaranthus Rose Queen Powder Puff Hollyhock with easy seed growth and extended bloom.
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New York
Ohio
Adirondacks
Mother Nature
Hollyhoe
Cornell University
G. William Niles
New York rural families gain with economic opportunity loans
Over 200 New York rural families started upward mobility through USDA Farmers Home Administration loans. Barthy L. Beach reports 251 loans totaling 591000 to the lowest income group enabling tools, space, and supplies. Since 1965 loans exceed 1590000 across 75 plus NY families.
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Seneca Falls
New York
Barthly L. Beach
Farmers Home Administration
Beach
Usda Farmers Home Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
Economic Opportunity loans aid New York families in Seneca Cayuga
Gordon L. Cummings, county supervisor of the Farmers Home Administration, reports 30 economic opportunity loans aiding diverse families in Seneca and Cayuga Counties. The Seneca Falls office processed 20 loans averaging 3000 dollars with a nationwide 1600-office network supporting rural credit needs. A critic laments grain and whiskey processing economics and rising consumer costs.
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Gordon L. Cummings
Farmers Home Administration
Seneca
Cayuga
Seneca and
Cayuga Counties
Seneca Falls
New York
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Paul Kelsey
Avetr
TCM Lake Lumber
Iilding
Jenkins Lumber CO
Montour Falls
Montouers Falls
York State
USDA
Dinsmore
Willers
Agrico
BIG N
Helping Hand
Agrico Big
Thompson Farms
Curtis Thompson
Interlaken
Burlingame
Newark
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