Cooperative Extension outlines 1969 budget and program growth
Tompkins County Cooperative Extension presented proposed 1969 budget increases for the Agriculture, Home Economics and 4-H divisions at a Thursday meeting. Consultants outlined expanded services from horticulture to community resource development, with total local requests approaching 147 506 dollars, largely funded by local taxes plus federal and state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Tompkins County
Board of Supervisors
Martin Beck
Freeville
Cooperative Extension Assoc
4-H
Beck
Agricultural Division
Bertrand Buck
Lansing
Agriculture Division
Buck
Mary Belle Gutenmann
Brooktondale
Peter de Wysocki
Snyder Hill Road
Tance
Russell Martin
Cornell's York Star wheat to go commercial this fall
Cornell announces York Star, a new white wheat developed at Ithaca, entering commercial production this fall. The variety yields 3 to 5 bushels more per acre than Genesee and Avon, with potential 60 to 75 bushels per acre under favorable conditions. It is 7 inches shorter, with better lodging resistance and improved milling quality, and is expected to become New York's leading wheat variety replacing Genesee and much of Avon.
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New York
Genesee
Avon
Jensen
Japan
Cornell
Northeast
Federal
Soft Wheat Quality Laboratory
Wooster
Ohio
Yorkstar
District Farm Bureau kicks off membership drive in ROMULUS A
The Sept 16 ROMULUS A district meeting at Experimental Station for Seneca Cayuga Yates and Wayne Counties urged joining Farm Bureau as a valuable service. Speakers Harold Hawley Dave Sanger and Wes Smithers stressed farmer membership benefits and support. County leaders Elmer Somerville Alfred Cobb Ray Dean and others planned drives and future starts.
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Romulus
Seneca
Cayuga
Yates
Wayne Counties
Farm Bureau
Harold Hawley
Weedsport
State Board
Dave Sanger
State Office
Wes Smithers
Yates County
Seneca County
Elmer Somerville
Alfred Cobb
Ray Dean
Kenneth Dean
Herbert Greene
Howard Burgess
4 H Club Citizenship Lesson With Calf Project
A youth recounts learning citizenship through a Holstein calf project funded by 4 H. He links civic responsibility to keeping the calf from neighbors fields and roads while developing initiative industry and dependability cooperation and helpfulness. The piece ends with 4 H Club Week congratulations to local members.
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Neal F. Jensen
Ovid Esso
Main Street
Ovid
New York State
District Farm Bureau Meeting
Holland Bulls
Crocus
Daffodils
Narcissus
Farmco, Inc
Geinder
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Covert Funeral Home
Finger Lakes Cooperative Ins. Co
First National Bank of Waterloo
IT Publishing Corp
Kostrub
Sheridan Oil Co., Inc
Xavier Radio & T.V
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