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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1981

Page

5

Block moldy cheese gesture sparks Wisconsin debate

In Eau Claire, Agriculture Secretary John Block’s dramatic display of a 5 pound moldy cheese loaf drew skeptical reaction from Wisconsin dairy officials and GOP lawmakers. Officials tour a warehouse to verify claims that government stores moldy cheese. others dispute the figure and warn against judging all cheese by a few samples.

John Block West Wisconsin U.S Block West Central John Black Central Warehouse and Storage Co Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Agriculture Secretary Keister Adams ASCS Washington Country Today Mr. Block Adams Black Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

Downstate delegates reelect soil and water board members

Delegates at the statewide convention re-elected Byron Berg of Blanchardville Tony Lorbetske of Rhinelander and George Nettum of Viroqua to the state Board of Soil and Water Conservation Districts. Roland Merz of Waukesha was elected from a field of eight, with other candidates including George Vollert Eunice Garson Edmund Duffy and William Kramer. The article also notes dairy price support disputes tied to the farm bill and a possible Reagan administration trigger mechanism affecting milk prices through 1985.

Byron Berg Blanchardville Tony Lorbetske Rhinelander George Nettum Viroqua State Board of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Roland Merz Waukesha Southeastern Area Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts George Vollert Polk County Eunice Garson Brown County Edmund Duffy Taylor County William Kramer Waupaca County House Senate

New erosion-control tactics urged by Wisconsin farmers and officials

Jim Arts, of the Wisconsin Board of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, outlined six strategies to curb topsoil loss amid rising erosion rates. He urged improved local inventories, revising institutional structures, potential regulations, modernization of methods, funding reforms, and evaluating cost effectiveness including possible adoption of conservation tillage.

Jim Arts BSWCD Arts Wisconsin Wisconsin Board of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Wisconsin Dells Soil Conservation Service Soil and Water Conservation District Mr. Arts

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