Retired 4-H Leader Madison Everson Reflects on Service
Madison Everson retires after 33 years with the Cooperative Extension Service including a tobacco specialist spell. A longtime 4-H agent in Green County and state staff since 1961, he led animal plant and mechanical projects and fostered volunteer leadership statewide. He plans continued service through Kiwanis, Epsilon Sigma Phi, and alumni groups while remaining active in church and community projects.
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Norman Everson
Cooperative Extension Service
Mr. Everson
Green County
U.S. Army
Department of Horticulture
Uw-Madison
4-H
Middleton
Everson
Milton 4- H
Rock County
Williams Bay
Kiwanis
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Cooperative Extension Fraternity
Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association
Pepin County fair secretary balances two roles in 4-H scene
Eunice Luedtke serves as both Pepin fair secretary and county Extension secretary, a rare dual role that keeps the county events running smoothly. She works from Arkansaw Grade School, typing results, updating catalogs, and coordinating judges while praising 4-H leaders and staff for a cooperative, year‑round effort.
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Eunice Luedtke
Pepin County
Governor Thompson to Visit Northwestern Wisconsin for Week of Listening
Governor Tommy Thompson plans a week in northwest Wisconsin Aug 9–14 moving state operations to UW Superior. He will tour towns and businesses, host forums, attend Head of the Lakes Fair, and hold open sessions for residents at UW campuses and local offices. Registration for a 400-person conference is due by Aug 5.
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Tommy Thompson
Wisconsin
Rothwell
Douglas County
Howard Richards
Superior
Burnett County
Hugh Kettula
Lewis
Ard Richards
Animal Health Laboratory
Barron
DATCP
Sawyer County
Hayward
Division of State Energy
Ashland
Richards
Barron Regional
Department of Development
DNR
Besaday
Webb Lake
Gov. Thompson
Superior Duluth
BioTech testing delayed for alfalfa bacteria in Wisconsin
BioTechnica International postpones field testing of a genetically altered rhizobium on alfalfa near Arkansaw to mid to late August pending EPA approval of monitoring plans. Greenhouse results show up to 17 percent yield increases. State agencies deem the test low risk. residents voiced concerns at a Durand hearing.
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Pepin County
BioTechnica
Arkansaw
The
Department of Natural Resources
Durand
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Janesville
Sue Radue
Alaska
Scott
Rib Lake
Lori Fidler
Milwaukee
Karen
Eau Claire
Jeffrey
Milwaukee County Zoo
Norm Everson
Pepin Fair
Bernard Milliren
Fair
Agriculture Committee
Pepin County 4-H
Mrs. Luedtke
Chicago
Luedtke
George and
Lydia Swottnicht
Frank
Twin Cities
Eleva Strum High School
Eunice
Northwest Counties
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Superior Chamber of Commerce
Lake Superior
Brule River
Rice Lake City Hall
Agriculture
How
Maple
Brule
Ashland County
State Agriculture Board
Barron County
BioTech
BioTechnica International Inc
Cambridge, Mass
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
David J. Glass
Patents and Regulatory Affairs
EPA
Mr. Glass
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