Conservation Changes Set for New York Trout Waters
Conservation notes by Paul Kelsey outline minor updates to New York fish and game laws. Expanded authority over trout streams allows general regulation of seasons and limits to create Fishing-for-Fun areas, plus archery license restructuring with a bowhunting stamp. Deer bow hunting on state and federal lands opens inside restricted refuges, aiding management. Party permit system changes aim to reduce rush and improve planning, with applications due by August 27 and no fees at submission.
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New York
Conservaton Department
Department
Amawalk
Beaverkill
Genegantslet
Schoharie
Conservation Department
Montezuma Wildlife Refuge
Howland Island
Rising Food Costs Not Due to Farmers
Washington The National Grange told the wheat subcommittee that rising food prices reflect normal growth in the US economy rather than higher farm costs. Grange representative Harry L. Graham argued bread profits are not earned by farmers or processors and noted only a small portion of costs come from farm price increases. He cited bread cost rises of 3 cents per pound in some areas and estimated Americans spend 18 percent of after tax income on food versus 26 percent in 1947.
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Washington
National Grange Today
Grange
Harry L. Graham
House Committee On Agriculture
Graham
Scientists Produce Softer Fat in Lambs
Cornell University researchers in New Brunswick New Jersey report making polyunsaturated lamb fat by feeding high levels of corn oil 15 percent above normal. Charles W Cameron noted the fat was softer after cooking, potentially broadening consumer appeal and offering dietary benefits from reduced saturated fatty acids.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Cornell University
Charles W.cameron
N.y.state College of Agriculture
American Society of Animal Sciences
Rutgers University
Cameron
N. Y
Ovid Grange Holds Regular Meeting September 10
The Ovid Grange schedules its regular meeting for 8 p.m. on September 10 and invites members to attend.
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OVID
Ovid Grange
Decline in U S per Capita Food Consumption
Over fifty years the average pounds of food consumed per person fell by more than 100 pounds annually. The report notes that nine million U S families live on less than $3 000 in annual income.
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United States
Lime up your fields test pH before wheat seeding
Farmers urged to sample soils across each field to test lime adequacy as low pH drives seeding failure and poor yields. Submit samples now to determine lime needs and apply before planting wheat. Check 1967 and 1968 beet fields for pH as well and act if lime is required. More samples improve accuracy.
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