Land Conservation Board Approves Farmland Plan in Eau Claire
The Wisconsin Land Conservation Board approved Eau Claire County farmland preservation and exclusive agricultural zoning in three townships amid praise for rapid progress. It also certified zoning texts for Marathon County Hull and Dunn County Grant, and reviewed maps for St. Croix Rush River Kinnickinnic, while denying Somerset map certification.
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Eau Claire County
Wisconsin Land Conservation Board
State Agriculture Department
Dunn County
Grant
St. Croix County
Rush River
Kinnickinnic
Town of
Jim Arts
DATCP
Wisconsin Land Conservation Association
LCC
Eau Claire River
State agencies pledge cooperation on animal waste rules
Wisconsin agriculture and natural resources secretaries said cooperation between DATCP and DNR will continue as NR 243 undergoes legislative review. They noted flexibility may be required to enforce waste rules and even the possibility of moving streams in some cases to resolve conflicts.
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LaVerne Ausman
DNR
Carroll “Buzz” Besaday
Land Conservation Board
DATCP
Besaday
Natural Resources Board
Gested
Byron Berg
Lafayette County
Ments
Ross Pierson
St. Croix County
Wisconsin Land Conservation Association
James Harsdorf
Rbeldenville
Wisconsin co op sells cheese in gift line to Oklahoma union
The Madison based co operative and Oklahoma Farmers Union Market ing Cooperative join to market New Tradition Gift Cheese for the 1983 holiday season. Brochures go to 107 000 OFU members and 6 800 FUMMC members. The program offers Wisconsin cheeses at affordable prices and aims to expand demand in Oklahoma where access has been limited.
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Madison Farmer's Union Milk Marketing Cooperative
Oklahoma Farmers Union
FAMMC
Stewart G. Huber
OFU
Oklahoma Union Farmer
FUMMC
Wisconsin
Madison
Huber
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
OFA
Jimmie L. Jarrell
Upper Midwest
Wisconsin lays 73 million eggs in October report
The Wisconsin Agriculture Reporting Service presents Egg Production data showing Wisconsin laying hens produced 73 million eggs in October, up 1 percent from September while layer numbers fell 2 percent from September. U.S. laying produced 5.65 billion eggs in October, up 4 percent from September, including 5.11 billion eggs for table use and 542 million hatching eggs. As of November 1, U.S. hens and pullets totaled 274 million, 1 percent above October. California leads in layers with about 34 million, followed by Indiana and Georgia with over 18 million each.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculture Reporting Service
U.S
California
Indiana
Georgia
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