John Selz Named to National Holstein Board
Wisconsin Holstein Association director John Selz has been named to the national Holstein Association board as a director for his first term. He joins first-term directors from Tennessee Illinois and Ohio. Selz co-owns Selz Farm Inc with his brother Bill and exports Johan Holsteins. The farm along Highway 12 between Fairchild and Humbird hosts about 300 registered Holsteins. Selz has served as Wisconsin Holstein Association president and holds the Wisconsin Distinguished Breeder Award. UW recognizes his meritorious service to agriculture.
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John Selz
Wisconsin Holstein Association Board
National Holstein Association Board
Mr. Selz
The
National Association
Tennessee
Illinois
Ohio
Johan
Bill
Selz Farm, Inc
Highway 12
Selz
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Holstein Association
Duane Green
Elsie, Mich
Green Meadow Farm
Cheesemakers Meet This Fall in Appleton
The Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association released the schedule for its 92nd annual convention to run October 10 through 13 at the Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton. The theme Back to Basics guides educational seminars in financial management production people management and marketing with added talks on product yield pricing and dairy plant computer use. Displays will feature dairy plant programs milk testing equipment and related computer gear.
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Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association
Paper Valley Hotel
Appleton
Social Security Reaches 48th Anniversary Milestone
The Social Security program marks its 48th anniversary this week as it expands toward universal coverage. Nearly nine of ten workers participate now, with new legislation effective January extending coverage to governmental and nonprofit employees, federal workers, current officeholders, and local government staff. Aimed at broad, fair protection, the program welcomes back those who dropped out and adds aging‑credit provisions for older workers. A leaflet titled Social Security Strengthened explains the changes.
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Congress
Cropland erosion shows little improvement says USDA
Washington reports the 1982 national resources inventory indicates the average soil loss on cultivated cropland is 4.8 tons per acre annually, down slightly from 5 tons in 1977. Officials call the change insignificant and note final results due this fall.
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Peter C. Myers
The
Soil Conservation Service
USDA
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Lancaster
Texas
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Polfus
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Eyland
Fox
New Knives
H & D Implement, Inc
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Colfax Tractor
Middle State Aeriation
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von Bane Stockman Farm Supply
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Pias Kes P.O
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Adele Lel
Nielsen Concrete Foundations, Inc
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Ellsworth
Ford
New Dalton
Owatonna
Ecklin
Ford Equipment
St. Croix Falls
Richard Smith
Social Security
Los Angeles
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Washington, D.C
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