State cattle industry plans first convention
The Wisconsin cattle industry announces its first statewide convention to be held Feb 17 18 at the Holiday Inn Southwest Madison. Richard Watthauer UW Extension serves as chairman. The event features a large trade show seminars meetings and The Bull Pen display for purebred feedstock producers. Roy Reiman will speak at the Friday banquet. Pre registration is 5 per person or 7 50 per family.
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Holiday Inn
Southwest
Madison
Richard Watthauer
Uw-Extension
Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association
Roy Reiman
National Livestock Producers
Weigh-in Dates Set for Clark Market Animal Sale
Neillsville Clark County 4 H and FFA members will weigh steers and heifers for the 1978 Market Animal Sale. Weigh-ins: Jan 28 at Wangen's Stockyard Loyal and Bravener's Stockyard Greenwood 1 30 to 4 pm and Feb 4 at Midwest Livestock Producers Granton 1 30 to 4 pm. Participants may weigh in up to three animals and calves born after Jan 1 1977 only. Entry weight minimum is 850 pounds on Aug 3 1978 with no maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County 4-H
FFA
Wangen
Loyal and
Bravener
Greenwood
Midwest
Pepin County removes historic Hanging Tree despite charges
The Durand community uproots the so called Hanging Tree once linked to Milton Coleman and his charges in the deaths of his brother and the undersheriff. The bus tree stood on Pepin County land and was removed to make space for a building expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Pepin County
Wilt
Milton Coleman
Ed Maxwell
Charles G. Coleman
Baldus Calls Higher Priority for Soil Conservation
Rep. Al Baldus urged raising soil conservation in national priorities after Conservation and Credit Subcommittee hearings on the Agricultural Water Quality Act of 1977. He said the bill will be considered further before House action and stressed protecting natural resources and keeping rivers and streams clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldus
U.S
al Baldus
Conservation and Credit
Agriculture Water Quality Act
Agriculture Secretary
EPA
Seed labeling urged for all Wisconsin treated seed
Russell Marx of the Wisconsin DATCP reminds seed treaters dealers and consumers that all treated seed sold in Wisconsin must be labeled. The State Seed Law requires labeling for pesticide treated seed and the pesticide trade name plus a Do Not Use for Food, Feed or Oil statement on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Marx
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
DATCP
Wisconsin
Mr. Marx
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State Cattle Industry Plans
First Convention
Personal Planning Service, Inc
Meat and Animal Science Department
UW Madison
Clark Market
Neillsville
Granton
Tom Tobola
Ford Inc
Cadott
National Farmers Union Life Insurance
National Farmers Union Life
National Farmers Union Life Insurance Company
Raymond D. Balsavich
Ladysmith
Jerome C. Ohlinger
Main Street
Rice Lake
Steven G. Schultz
P.O
Dennis S. Wickstrom
Knapp
Robert K. Swanson
Jacqueline M. Bernier
Chippewa Falls
Mark S. Gaboner
Pigeon Falls
Albin A. Woychik
Independence
Harold E. Larvick
CLU
Bay Street
Reg Conley
E. Columbia St
James M. Mohr
Bloomer
Richard L. Ovren
W. Spring Street
L. R. Gansluckner
Spring Street
National Farmers Union
National Farmers Union Insurance Companies
Washington, D.C
Badger Road
Environmental Protection Agency
USDA
Mr. Baldus
Associated Milk Producers ' North Central Division
Turtle Lake
Boyceville
Blair
Alma
Hite Motor Coron Stor
Kewanee Knight
Hixton
Dorchester
MFG
Loyal
Wis
Te Mamta
Menomonie
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