Wisconsin Dairies pays patronage equity to members
Wisconsin Dairies distributed over four million dollars in patronage and equity payments to about 13,000 current and former members during the first two weeks of December. Vice president Duaine Kamenick outlined three payment types: 25 percent of allocated income for fiscal 1986 87 members, retirement of equity credits, and allocated surplus for those at least 70 by December 31.
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Wisconsin Dairies
Duaine Kamenick
Seed dealer meetings set for January 7 and 8
Area seed dealers cooperative agronomists and crop producers are invited to attend meetings on January 7 at Weber's Inn Kellnersville with dinner at 6 30 p m and meeting at 7 45 p m another January 7 session at Edgewood Supper Club Seymour starts with a noon meal January 8 events at Club Fond du Lac Fond du Lac begin at noon with lunch then meeting at 1 p m registration is 5 and ends one week prior to each meeting call John Biese for reservations at 735 5119 and contact Scott Hendrickson or Bob Panzer for more information
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Weber’s Inn
Kellnersville
Edgewood
Seymour
John Biese
Appleton
Club
Fond du Lac
Scott Hendrickson
Manitowoc
Bob Panzer
Fond du Lac County
Seed dealers gathering at Marshfield station January 6
Seed dealers meet at the Marshfield Agricultural Research Station on January 6 with registration from 6 30 p m and a program from 7 to 9 p m A 5 registration fee covers an information packet with 1987 variety trial results and seed related references Speakers include Paul Carter and Ed Oplinger Extension agronomists
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Marshfield Agricultural Research Station
Paul Carter
Ed Oplinger
Extension Agronomists
Kow Kollege Dairy Series Opens With January Sessions
Dairy farmers are urged to attend the 1988 Kow Kollege series at Cedar Springs Resort Manawa with sessions January 5 12 and 19 from 130 to 330. Topics cover dairy cow nutrition health environment mastitis and forage quality impact on milk production. Speakers are Dick Bristol and Dave Combs UW Madison. Cost 2 per meeting or 5 for all three. Register via Waupaca County Extension courthouse 109 St Main St Waupaca or call (715) 258-7681.
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Cedar Springs Resort
Manawa
Dick Bristol
University of Wisconsin-Madison Veterinary School
Dave Combs
Uw-Madison Dairy Science Department
Waupaca
St. Main St
Three day ewe sale planned at Fremont
A three day silent bid auction will run December 28 to 30 at Halcyon Haven Farm, Dr. Paul Knier, Fremont. Selling include 21 registered bred Suffolk ewes, 7 Suffolk ewe lambs, and 10 registered Dorset ewes. Each lot has a floor and automatic sale price. bids meeting the auto price on day one will sell that day.
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Halcyon Haven
Paul Knier
Fremont
Holstein group names top Manitowoc youths
Manitowoc County Holstein Association honored local youths at its annual meeting. Outstanding junior girl Kay Satori and junior boy Toby Madsen were named top youths. Senior winners were Craig and Bob Satori and Kelly Fitzgerald. A pesticide applicator certification class opens January 8 at Weber's Inn Kellnersville from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registration is required a week prior. materials ready in advance. Second session February 26 at the Willows in Valders. Call the Manitowoc Extension Office at 683-4170 for details.
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Manitowoc
Kay Satori
Toby Madsen
Craig
Bob Satori
Kelly Fitzgerald
Manitowoc County
Weber’s Inn
Kellnersville
FFA Alumni Present Two Awards and Elect Directors
Marshfield FFA Alumni awarded Outstanding Alumni to Rod Friedrichsen a loan officer at Associated Citizens Bank at the annual banquet. The Alumni Appreciation Award went to Associated Citizens Bank. The group also elected John Salzmann as president Rod Friedrichsen as vice president Judy Heeg as secretary Lori Lang as treasurer Joe Fuchs Eunice Potts as directors and Karen Vornholt as public relations director.
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Marshfield
FFA
Rod Friedrichsen
Associated Citizens Bank
John Salzmann
Mr. Friedrichsen
Judy Heeg
Lori Lang
Joe Fuchs
Eunice Potts
Karen Vornholt
Thompson vetoes tax relief bills in 2 veto messages
Gov. Tommy Thompson on Tuesday vetoed two compromise property tax relief bills from the Assembly, saying they do not go far enough to reduce relief for moderate income citizens. The bills would have expanded Homestead and Farmland Tax Credit benefits, offering $62.5 million in extra relief over two years, but the governor cited $43 million in reduced state revenue forecasts and rejected increases.
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Tommy G. Thompson
Assembly
Gov. Thompson
Forage Council Plans Annual Winter Banquet
The Fond du Lac County Forage Council will hold its annual banquet on January 13 at Club Fond du Lac. A meal begins at 7 45 p.m. Doug Porter of ABS DeForest will discuss the award winning forage production program. Awards from the local council will be announced. Registration costs 9 dollars with a January 4 deadline, to Judy Walters at UW CES Fond du Lac, 929 3171.
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Fond du Lac
Doug Porter
ABS, DeForest
ABS
Judy Walters
Uwces Fond
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