Snow depth sets record in Wisconsin crops report
The first state Crop Weather Report shows 16 inch average snow depth across Wisconsin as of December 6, the deepest since 1961. Frost depth averages 2.2 inches with wide variation, soil remains very wet, and fieldwork slows. Harvesting lags with 71 percent corn and 78 percent soybeans collected, below prior year and five year averages. Eau Claire temperatures stayed below freezing since November 19.
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President Eyes compromise farm measure after long stalemate. Agreement would ease price supports and subsidies toward market levels, with dairy buyouts and herd reductions amid debates on grain programs, cost limits, and rescue of the Farm Credit System. Senate and White House seek timely action, while some Democrats urge waiting for 1986.
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