Take no more from the Indians reader calls for fairness
A reader urges editor and public to oppose hostility toward Chippewa Indians in northern Wisconsin. He cites anti Indian bumper stickers and misinformation, notes treaty rights protect hunting and fishing, and warns against HR 3034 abrogating those rights. He compares scapegoating to Nazi era prejudice and calls for action to end broken promises and protect tribal sovereignty.
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Blaming center users for free food letter to the editor
A reader defends working mothers who rely on subsidized day care and free food for children. She urges legislators to direct funds to quality child care rather than blanket subsidies. The letter highlights widespread low pay for day-care workers and the need for access to decent care.
Vertical farming and the fate of Earth’s life
A reflective, era style critique argues vertical farming drains fossil fuels and harms essential life forms including bacteria earthworms frogs and bees. The piece cites Rachel Carson and questions science faiths while urging education and natural farming to resist perceived modern ills.
Alfalfa pest resistance linked to higher yields, Cargill study
Cargill Hybrid Seeds analyzes how multiple pest resistance correlates with alfalfa yield using Certified Alfalfa Seed Council ratings and 1982 to 1986 state yield data. Crown shows 64 percent yield wins, while Vernal sinks to 23 percent, supporting that high pest resistance varieties like Endure also yield consistently well.
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Pest resistance ratings published by seed councils
The Certified Alfalfa Seed Council releases pest resistance ratings, with data gathered and characterized by the National Alfalfa Review Board. Not all varieties are shown and blank spaces indicate susceptibility or lack of adequate testing.
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Discount Terms From Payment Deadlines Listed
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PIK Certificate Redemption at Cargill Hybrid Seeds
Cargill, Inc. will maintain an aggressive daily cash bid for generic PIK certificates. This bid price is available through your Cargill Hybrid Seeds dealer. Farmer customers may apply PIK certificates to Cargill Hybrid Seed purchases and realize additional savings.
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