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Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1967

Page

3

Apple Cider Time At States Farms

States Cider Mill near Odessa draws crowds each October and November. Owner Floyd States explains 200 to 300 bushels of apples weekly yield 700 to 1050 gallons of cider per week during an eight week season. Apples from Clyde and North Rose belt arrive by dump truck. Macs early, then Blan dings and other winter varieties. The process uses a 65 ton press to extract juice, which is cooled and filtered before bottling.

Odessa Mecklenburg States Floyd States Clyde North Rose

Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Canoga Church

Interlaken Seneca County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and banquet at Canoga Presbyterian Church on Oct 19 at 7 30 p.m. to discuss a county sales tax and the bureau role in marketing to members. James Wilkins will collect questionnaires to guide policy. Debates are expected over reduced price sales of farm supplies and taxes on farm operators as a revenue option.

Interlaken Seneca County Farm Bureau Canoga Presbyterian Church Seneca County Farm Bureau James Wilkins

Extension Directors Announced for Seneca County

Seneca County Cooperative Extension seeks new directors across three divisions Agriculture Home Economics and 4-H with nominees for the October 20 ballot including Mrs. Max Aman Richard Rosbaugh Ray Ferrand Maynard Young Wilbur Parsons Stanley A Wagner Mrs Robert Raine Mrs Benjamin Franklin Mrs John Knight and Mrs John Swanson Jr Angelo Arcangeli and Mrs Harold Miller.

Interlaken Seneca County Cooperative Extension State Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics Cornell Max Aman Richard Rosbaugh Ray Ferrand Maynard Young Wilbur Parsons Stanley A. Wagner Robert Raine Benjamin Franklin John Knight John Swanson, Jr Angelo Arcangeli Harold Miller

Wheat storage advice from Seneca County agent

Seneca County Extension Agent William Brown warns grain in bins may heat up and should be tested for moisture. Drying to 12 percent moisture is advised for long storage, especially for wheat treated with Malathion at 13 to 14 percent moisture.

Waterloo Seneca County William Brown

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States’ Farms By Duane C. Wajd Seneca Falls Elmira Finger Lakes Sparky Wayne Simpkins Canoga Church Lindo States
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