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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1981

Page

14

Chetek Native Named to Barron ASCS Post

Wayne Brenholt, 38, of Chetek, named director of the Barron County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Office, replaces Lyle Grosskreutz. He begins a six month training period before taking full duties, after 24 applicants were considered. Brenholt has 13 years with USDA, with varied assignments from Spokane to Boston, and aims to return to the Midwest with wife Kathy and three children.

Chetek Native Lyle Grosskreutz Barron County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Wayne Brenholt Barron Brenholt Barron County Post ASCS State USDA Rice Lake Chetek High School Uw-River Falls UW Eau Claire Midwest Barron County Chetek

Dairy feeding program scheduled in Clark County

A dairy cattle feeding program will be held December 4 in the Clark County Courthouse auditorium from 10 45 a m to 3 15 p m. ETN speakers include UW Extension dairyman Jim Crowley and dairy specialists on milk prices protein supplements fat test and forage particle size with county extension staff detailing current feeding conditions and alternatives in Clark County. Participants should bring a sack lunch. coffee will be available.

Clark County ETN Jim Crowley Uw-Extension Dairyman W.T. Howard Extension Dairyman L.H. Schultz Neal Jorgensen Madison Dairy Science Department

Soil erosion concerns grow at UW dean says compulsory rules may curb loss

Leo Walsh of UW Madison urges mandatory conservation regulations to avert severe topsoil loss on more than 40 percent of Wisconsin western and southwestern croplands. He warns 10 tons per acre per year erodes soil, doubles the accepted rate, and cites national erosion risks while noting high costs and tax burdens push farmers to cultivate erosion-prone land.

Wisconsin Uw-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences Leo Walsh

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