Alabama hay arrives for drought relief in northwestern Wisconsin
About 36 rail cars loaded with good-looking Alabama hay reached Ladysmith Wisconsin and will be distributed to farmers in Barron Polk Washburn and other counties. Distribution uses county needs and applications with some cars remaining in Ladysmith and others sent to Spooner Amery Turtle Lake Dresser Wanderoos and Barron. Alabama donors aimed for 60 carloads but drought limited supplies. quality is high with possible dairy use after extra grain. Church aid networks are mobilizing with plans for further hay lifts and small-bale purchases to meet overwintering needs.
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Alabama
Ladysmith
Rusk County
Chicago
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Janet Wood
Cameron
Turtle Lake
Barron County
Spooner
Washburn
Dresser, Amery and Wanderors
Polk County
Rusk
Burnett
Douglas County
Amery
Dresser
Wanderoos
Barron
Richard Rodefeld
State Agriculture Department
South
Wisconsin Farm Unity Alliance
Northwest
Rodefeld
Agriculture Department
Deer harvest at Nueske farm near Wittenberg slows
A Shawano County hunting party of 20 at the William Nueske farm along Route 2 Wittenberg bagged 20 deer in three days, including 12 bucks. Sylvia Nueske and Gerald Magsam of Marion display the harvest in the Nueske barn doorway.
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William Nueske
Wittenberg
Shawano County
Nueske
Sylvia Nueske
Gerald Magsam
Marion
Wisconsin panel debates reduced fat cheese standards
A Wisconsin study committee discussed one third milk fat reduction as the standard for reduced fat cheeses in response to Kraft Foods Light Naturals. They weighed adding Vitamin A and required fat comparisons, aiming to align state rules with FDA guidance while preserving product identity and market acceptance.
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Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Kraft Foods
Wisconsin
Kraft
Ag Department
Jim Tillison
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association
Tillison
Alexander
Food and Drug Administration
Mr. Alexander
Alex
DATCP
FDA
Krall
Wisconsin Committee
California cheese wins first major award at national contest
California producer Sonoma Cheese Factory in Napa Valley became the first west of the Rockies to win a top prize at the 1987 U S Championship Cheese Contest. The plant won Best of Class in flavored natural cheese and placed third with Sonoma Jack. The interview notes California milk production growth, market share rising from 15 to 45 percent, and industry initiatives.
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U.S
California
Sonoma Cheese Factory
Sonoma
Rocky Mountains
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association
David Viviani
Napa Valley
San Francisco
Celso
Viviani
Washington
California Milk Advisory Board
The
Wine Institute
National Cheese Exchange
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Daleyville Lutheran Church
Mt. Horeb
Kevin Hagen
Jerry Schindler
Borden, Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Elmer Alexander
Ander
Green Bay
Country Today
Corona
Mr. Viviani
California Cheesemakers Institute