Free advisory for Wisconsin farmers via FmHA consultants
Wisconsin farmers will receive free financial and farm management guidance from new FmHA contractors. The program seeks qualified consultants to visit farms, assess finances and practices, and offer recommendations to farmers and lenders. District 3 sites in central Wisconsin will start by January with bids due December 28 1984.
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Fmha
Wisconsin
State Farmers Home Administration
Ken Frost
Frost
Adams, Juneau
Marquette
Green Lake
Waushara
Winnebago
Outagamie
Waupaca
Portage, Wood
Marathon
Shawano
Menominee
Lincoln
Langlade
Forest
Oneida
Vilas Counties
Main St
Stevens Point
Wis
Life Insurance Company
Federal Land Bank
PCA
Snow Likely as Cold Temperatures Hit Twin Cities
Forecasters warn of colder air with a chance of snow on Thursday. Low near 10 and high near 20. By Friday and Saturday the weather turns partly cloudy and warmer with lows 10 to 15 and highs in the upper 20s.
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Twin Cities
Weather to Markets and Horse Notes Across Pages
The page rundown lists sections and page numbers for Weather Markets Horses Outdoors Country Life Ann Landers On the Farm and Want ads across pages 4 12 15 19 20 21 23 30 30 31 35. It serves as a navigation index rather than a news item with specific events or data.
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Country Life
Ann Landers
Barneveld Tornado Rated F-5 By Wisconsin Expert
Wisconsin meteorology professor Charles Anderson concludes the Barneveld tornado was an F-5, the fiercest class, a once-in-a-century event for the state. He notes the storm's 100 mile diameter, hurricane-like size, rotating debris and multiple tornadoes along arms, with Madison and other counties seeing damage.
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Charles Anderson
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Barneveld
Wisconsin
Anderson
United States
Oklahoma
Columbia County
Mr. Anderson
Madison
Beaver Dam
Columbus
Weather Bureau
National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C
Bowhunter Hall Recalls First Deer Kill With Incredible Double Buck
Bowhunter Ed Hall from Ashland County recounts a dramatic hunt last weekend. He found a 10 point buck detached from a 19 point non typical head and rack. A live smaller buck charged him after the shot, he pursued it and four more arrows killed it. DNR says the antler clash may have killed the larger buck during the November rut.
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Hall
Glidden Ashland
Mr. Hall
DNR
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Mary Anne Conklin
Wheeler
Dunn County
Craig
Conklins
Texas
Missouri
de Forest
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Glidden
Ed Hall
Ashland County
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