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Country Today

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Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1982

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First days of December feel like April with mild weather

National Weather Service forecasters predict spring like conditions across the area with Thursday highs in the 40s to 50s and 30s lows. Friday and Saturday bring cooler but above average temperatures with mid 30s to mid 40s highs and 20s to 30s lows along with a chance of rain.

National Weather Service

USDA foresees another difficult year for farmers in 1983

A senior Agriculture Department economist says consumer prices may rise less yet farmers will face another difficult year in 1983. Deputy Assistant Secretary J Dawson Ahalt cites abundant supplies and moderating costs as restraining inflation but forecasts poor incomes for many farmers. Secretary Block predicts an improved year driven by crop-cut programs, exports, and a stronger economy.

USDA Agriculture Department J. Dawson Ahalt Block

Bill seeks to halt dairy assessment in Washington DC

Third District Congressman Steve Gunderson introduced legislation to repeal the 50 cent milk assessment starting today. He would set the dairy support price at 13.10 per hundred pounds through September 30, 1983, arguing the levy harms farmers and costs taxpayers. He plans to reintroduce the Milk Marketing Improvement Act with quotas and penalties, meeting dairy leaders in December to discuss options.

Steve Gunderson Gunderson Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Congress

Cheesemaker Pursues Direct Florida Cheese Sales Tour

Sylvester Harris of a Clark County cheese plant plans a Florida trip to sell 15000 pounds of Colby and Holby directly from a mobile trailer. He aims to beat Green Bay prices by delivering cheese straight to central Florida consumers, hoping to build a southern clientele and repeat the venture monthly or bimonthly. His prior tests in Florida showed strong demand at $3.25 per pound, versus about $1.37 on the Green Bay exchange.

Sylvester Harris Florida Colby Unity Harris Mr. Harris Madison Syl Harris Green Bay Cheese Exchange Colby and Holby West Bend Clark County Colby

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