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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1986
Page
15
The article advises conducting a weed inventory now to inform next year’s management decisions. It highlights common escapes like velvet leaf giant foxtail and Canada thistle, notes yellow nutsedge as troublesome in some small grains and corn, and stresses field mapping, especially for no-till or reduced tillage systems and first-time no till plantings in 1987. Jerry Brett, St. Croix County ag agent.
More than 1,000 consumer and agricultural cooperatives are surveyed for the revised Economics and Geography of Wisconsin Cooperatives bulletin. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection conducts the study to inform consumers educators and legislators on cooperative state membership statistics and financial standings. Michael Lester.
The USDA Outlook Summary notes poultry’s lower costs keep red meat prices in check through 1986 and 1987. Large poultry supplies offset shrinking nonfed cattle slaughter, stabilizing hog and cattle inventories while boosting producer returns amid weak overall growth.
Keith Sommerfeld, Dunn County an agent explains that hilling potatoes stabilizes moisture, promotes uniform tuber growth, and keeps tubers buried to prevent greening, photosynthesis, and toxin buildup, addressing practical reasons beyond tradition.
In late summer 1913 the small Burnett County town of Coomer Wisconsin frames a memories of its people. A former circus painter Frank Fairland and his family anchor the town scene with Community life, schooling, and local artistry. Louis Fairland, son and artist, carries a legacy of painting and music until his death in 1964.
Photo from UW-Stout Area Research shows the Chippewa River steamer docking at Rumsey s Landing in Dunn County around 1868. The landing served as a wheat shipment point, loading grain for downstream transport to the Mississippi and beyond.
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