The Future of Farming Bright Spots Despite Costs
An article discusses the census finding a decline in farms and farmers but argues the outlook is bright. It notes factors lifting farming such as rising demand, tech advances, farm credit, and better living conditions, while also listing challenges like capital needs and regulations. It also mentions wildlife shrubs available in 1967 for cooperators in Seneca County.
Romulus Farm Bureau elects Somerville president at annual meeting
Elmer Somerville of Romulus was chosen as president to replace Duane Warne at the Seneca County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Canoga. Alfred Cobb of Waterloo named vice president. several directors elected. An Oct 24 pancake supper kicks off membership drive as guests and local officials attend. Open house at Interlaken dairy plant Nov 11 highlights modern confinement systems and new milking parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulus
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Canoga Presbyterian Church
Elmer Somerville
Duane Warne
Alfred Cobb
Waterloo
Daniel Murray
Jack Mulford
Lodi
Fred van Nostrand
David Mollenhauer
Waterlo
Peter Shuster
Seneca Falls
David Jones
Ovid
Fritz Aude
Geneva
William Brown
Seneca County
Jesse Hannon
Fairport
Ted Day
Interlaken
Robert Quigley
Phelps
Joseph Finley
Walworth
Ray Hemming
Empire Live Stock Assoc
Assoc
Wilbur Parsons
Douglas
Fiorlat Dairy
Watkins Glen
Parsons
Deposit
Broome County
Isaac Hill
Agway
Bassett Road
Hill Farm
Gary
Soil Conservation District
Cayuga County
Dale
Mike
Debra
Jeannie
General Contractors
Bloom and Knapp of
Dundee
Fiorlat Derry Products Corp
Morse-Collins
Tompkins Co. Trust Co
New York State Electric & Gas Corp
Seneca, Schuyler, Tompkins
Farmers Urged to Sell Milk More Effectively
At the District 1 meeting in Ithaca New York dairy leaders urged farmers to drive a planned promotion program to boost milk sales. John W Sliter called markets the key to prosperity and urged research education advertising merchandising and public relations to expand demand.
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Ithaca
District 1
American Dairy Association
Dairy Council of New York
John W. Sliter
Dairy Farmers Organization
Sliter
Newspaper expands pages and adds Home section
The notice announces a name change for the supplement and a shift to eight pages per issue. Future editions will cover Home and Farm topics with increased articles and advertising. Contributions and suggestions are welcomed.
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Ovid-Leconte Myer
Seneca County Soil & Water Conservation District
New York State Conservation Department
Painted Post
Farm & Home Center
Parson Dairy
Parsons Farm
Wanda Waid
Enfield Methodist Church
Robert Turner
Horseheads
M.C
James Bostwick
Asher Goodale
William Agard
Roy Lyons
Charles Alexander
Sally Seine
Martin Seine
Tompkins County
Donna Little
Johnson Little
Sullivanville
Chemung County