USDA projects brighter farm outlook with higher 1983 income
U S Department of Agriculture economists issue one of their rosiest forecasts in years. Net farm income for 1983 expected at 25 to 29 billion after inventory adjustments, boosted by higher government program benefits and lower production costs. Trade prospects with the Soviet Union and China seen improving amid new grain and textile agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
U.S
Soviet Union
China
ADA milk funding approved by Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board
Wisconsin ADA won a $1.8 million short term allocation from the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board’s Marketing Committee to fund ADA programs through year end. The grant, drawn from dairy farmer checkoff money, replaces a requested $2.4 million while ADA trims its 1983 budget and projects. The decision moves to the executive committee and then the full board for final approval.
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ADA of
Wisconsin
New
Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board
Karyn Schauf
Barron
ADA
Wisconsin Dairy Farmers
Milk Marketing Board
The
Stevens Point
John Rosenow
Cochrane
Milk Board
Madison
ADA Board
John Oncken
Oncken
Rod Nilsestuen
Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives
United Bank of Madison
Dr. Nilsestuen
State Agriculture Department
Dairy Council of Wisconsin
William Brey
Nort Raebel
State farmer degrees run in the family
Five FFA State Farmer Degrees in one family is rare. George Trim, his wife, and their four sons in Gale sville form a multi generation operation dating to 1871. The 620 acres include 50 acres owned by the sons, 150 rented, and Ed and Lori lease 307 acres nearby. The home herd of 45-50 Holsteins milks plus a 30 cow beef herd. The family implements AI since the 1940s and DHIA testing. All four sons have pursued farming while attending Gale-Ettrick Trempealeau High School farm program through Western Wisconsin Technical Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trim
Rt. 1
Galesville
Gary
Earl
Dan
FFA
Mr. Trim
Trim
Lori
Galesville Equipment, Inc
Phylis
Jane
Las Vegas
Patty
Trempealeau
Gale-Ettrick- Trempealeau
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
la Crosse
Fall-like warmth expected in west central Wisconsin later this week
National Weather Service forecasters in the Twin Cities predict pleasant temperatures and fair skies from Thursday through Saturday. Highs around 80 degrees with overnight lows in the upper 50s to low 60s indicate a fall-like air mass moving into the region.
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National Weather Service
Twin Cities
Area farmer jailed for selling mortgaged cattle
Oswald D. Thompson a 51 year old Madison area farmer was sentenced to one year in prison for illegally selling cattle mortgaged to the Farmers Home Administration. He pleaded guilty to conversion of property and the cattle served as collateral for about 20000.
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Madison
Glenwood City
Farmers Home Administration
Oswald D. Thompson
U.S
Barbara Crabb
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USDA
Washington
Federal Farm
the Country Today
Eau Claire
Wis
Mrs. Schauf
Pepin Co
Durand
Pepin County
4-H
Parents Federation
George
Eileen Trim
Esville
DHIA
Feterenee Anne Eee
Country Life Ser
Ann Landers Eeetene
John Byrnes
Thompson
South St. Paul
Minn
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