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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1985

Page

5

Allis-Chalmers aims for profitable future after reorganization

At the annual meeting West Allis company president Wendell Bueche said Allis-Chalmers had disposed of its farm machinery division to a German firm and restructured operations cutting costs. Union members outside criticized Chairman David C. Scott who had his salary cut from 357,273 in 1984 to 50,000 by July. Shareholders approved raising authorized common stock from 35 million to 60 million and preferred stock from 8 million to 15 million amid a tightened security environment due to a prior threat.

Wendell Bueche Bueche A C Scott Board of Directors Allis-Chalmers

Blenda Life Moves Headquarters to Buffalo Minnesota

Blenda Rite Inc announces Blenda Life corn silage balancer and Preferred Blend dairy supplement now address P O Box 393 Buffalo MN 55313. Donald Jackson named Blenda Rite Wisconsin regional sales manager. office opened in Galesville with toll free line 1 800 362 7507. Buffalo facility four times larger than Green Isle headquarters, with expanded production and future space.

Howard Krueger Blenda Rite Inc Blenda Life P.O. Box Buffalo Wisconsin Galesville Krueger Blenda Rite Green Isle Minn

Research reports highlight Agronomy Field Day at UW Arlington

Research reports on conservation tillage economics herbicides and soybeans winter wheat profits and water quality evaluation of runoff from conservation tillage fields will highlight Agronomy Field Day on Sept 12 at the University of Wisconsin Arlington Experiment Farm. UW Extension economists and researchers discuss no till versus conventional tillage costs herbicide effects on soybeans and winter wheat profitability with test plots and runoff studies from Arlington on Highway 51 south of town.

University of Wisconsin-Arlington Experi Richard Klemme Uw-Extension Ag Uw-Madison R. Gordon Harvey Arlington Minnesota Mr. Harvey Ed Oplinger Uw-Extension Agronomist Wisconsin

Wisconsin Farm Numbers Fall in 1985 Amid Debt Strains

Wisconsin farm counts for 1985 are estimated at 83,000, down 3,000 from 1984, with declines faster than earlier years due to high interest rates, lower prices, reduced land values, and heavier debt. National farm numbers are 2,285,000, down 2 percent from 1984. Farmland in Wisconsin totals 17.7 million acres, a 1.7 percent drop, while the average Wisconsin farm size rises to 213 acres, up 4 from 1984.

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Brandt Re elected to National Meat Board Director

Norbert Brandt, general manager of Midwest Livestock Producers of Francis Creek, was elected to another term as director of the National Livestock and Meat Board at its 63rd annual meeting in Salt Lake City. He has three years on the board and also serves as a director for the National Feeder Pig Marketing Association. The Meat Board comprises meat packers processors and producers nationwide and funds research on red meats and education on beef veal pork and lamb.

Norbert Brandt Midwest Livestock Producers Francis Creek National Livestock and Meat Board Brandt Salt Lake City Utah National Feeder Pig Marketing Association The Meat Board United States

Strikers cite Hormel earnings to press for better contract

Union leaders claim Hormel & Co. profits rose nearly 84 percent in the third quarter, challenging the company line that concessions are needed. Jim Guyette of Local P-9 says the meatpacker is highly profitable. About 1,500 workers planned to file for unemployment compensation on August 21.

Geo. A. Hormel & Co Hormel Jim Guyette P-9 United Food and Commercial Workers Union

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