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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1966

Page

3

Abbott Heads Seneca A.S.C. and County Board Picks

At the Seneca County Farm and Home Center delegates from eight A.S.C. communities elected Gail Abbott as 1967 County Chairman and a three year member term. Maynard Young became 1st Alternate and Herbert Marshall 2nd Vice-Chairman for 1967. Ernest Eastman and others chosen for terms expiring later. ITHACA IRMA machine debuts at Cornell University for milk testing. Infrared Milk Analyzer analyzes butterfat protein and lactose, promising faster, more precise pricing data.

Waterloo Seneca County Farm and Home Center A.S.C Gail Abbott Maynard Young Howard B. Smith Ernest Eastman Ovid Herbert Marshall Junius Ithaca Irma Cornell University N.state College of Agriculture England Food Science Department Cornell

Orbit oat variety tops Gary in New York trials

Cornell Orbit oat variety, developed by Cornell University, outyielded Garry in six of eight trials across Champlain Valley to the Southern Tier despite a poor 1966 season. Pardee notes Orbit averaged about two bushels per acre more, with statewide yield at 49 bushels per acre, the first sub 50 since 1956.

Ithaca-Orbit Cornell University Orbit Garry W.D. Pardee Plant Breeding Dept N.Y New York State Pardee Cornell Cham- Plain Valley

Industry Helps Solve World Food Problems

Charles E. Palm of the Cornell NY State College of Agriculture says industry and agriculture must partner with government, education, and research to meet global food demands. He urges renewed teamwork in agricultural programs abroad and strong support for basic and applied research.

Charles E. Palm N.Y

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Abbott Seneca A.S.C Gary New York State Electric and Gas Corp Douglas and Wilbur Parsons Ectric Bassett Road Rt. 96A Milking Parlor & Pipe Lines Milk Cooler
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