Purple Martins Halted Migration At Griggsville Project
Local note reports purple martins delayed by cold, with Griggsville Illinois starting a 1963 program that erected over 28 houses, expanded to more than 1500, and wiped out mosquitoes. Guidance includes cleaning houses, sealing holes, and sparrow control to attract colonies.
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Lodi
Griggsville
Martin
Fenton Brewer
Sheldrake
Edward Miller
Interlaken
New York State
New York
Ithaca
Canada
Surplus CCC Grain Bins May Be Sold to Farmers
Gail Abbott, chairman of the Seneca ASC Committee, says more CCC steel grain bins may be available this year after last year’s bins are erected. The New York State Office notes conditions for delivery. loans up to 85 percent of net cost at 4 percent for five years may be offered. Farmers will be notified when additional used CCC bins become available.
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Waterloo
Gail Abbott
Seneca Asc Committee
CCC
New York
Abbott
Cornell alfalfa and corn varieties dominate New York farming
New York farmers rapidly accept Cornell bred alfalfa varieties Saranac Mark II and Iroquois which now account for about 40 percent of the state's alfalfa seed market and over 90 percent of 1.2 million acres. Iroquois, introduced this Spring, nears a major role while Orbit leads in seed volume. Corn hybrids mature early with high yields and silage quality, with 1967 seed supplies sold out. Certified seed usage exceeds 90 percent.
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Ithaca
N.Y. State College of Agriculture
Cornell
New York
Orbit
Pardee
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