Senator backs right to farm law to stop farmer resident clashes
State Senator Thomas Harnisch D Neillsville chairs the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee has drafted legislation to end nuisance suits by residential neighbors against normal farming. He argues a fair right to farm law is needed to allow farmers to keep tractors livestock and manure on their land while dust noise and odor cross no boundaries.
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Thomas Harnisch
D-Neillsville
Evening classes offered by District 1 in Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls
Registration for evening credit courses opens January 19 at District 1 Technical Institute Eau Claire and District 1 Vocational and Adult School Chippewa Falls. Students may register January 5 and 7 from 8 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. and January 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. in Eau Claire Room 1130 Main Building. Courses total 33 across business marketing general education service occupations and trade and industry. Two unusual evening options Gregg shorthand 1 and a typing lab. Chippewa Falls offers principles of supervision leadership and accounting. Classes end the week of May 11 with five week mini courses. Cost 12.20 per credit plus textbooks and materials. For info contact Mike Stacy Eau Claire 836 3926 or Jim Young Chippewa Falls 723 0261.
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Technical Institute
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Mike Stacy
Jim Young
Right to Farm Proposals Address Agricultural Nuisance
Senator Harnisch outlines a right to farm framework that protects normal agricultural activities as non nuisance operations. He argues state law offers protections while urging local governments to use ordinances and permits to craft solutions, noting recent nuisance suits near southeastern Wisconsin suburbs and a sheriff involvement over dust issues.
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Harnisch
Madison UW Extension Offers Three Session Horse Series
The Educational Telephone Network hosts a three session horse production series in January and February featuring topics like Saddles Selection and Care, Horse Health Program, Care of the Broodmare, Detecting Unsoundnesses, Pasture and Hay Land Management, and Nutrition of the Young Horse. Speakers include Carol Alm, Dr. Dean Meyer, Ray J. Antoniewicz, Dr. Victor Myers, and Dwayne Rohweder. co sponsored by the Wisconsin State Horse Council and Wisconsin Equine Practitioners. Sessions run 8 to 9:50 p.m. with slides and handouts for adults and 4-H members. contact county extension offices for details.
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Uw-Extension
Carol Alm
Dean Meyer
D.V.M
Ray J. Antoniewicz
Victor Myers
Dwayne Rohweder
Wisconsin State Horse Council
Wisconsin Equine Practitioners
UW Extension offers product evaluation in Wisconsin
St. Croix County resource agent James Janke notes inventors invest capital and effort in ideas that may not be economically feasible. He warns that many firms boast about marketing ideas to big companies, yet many idea brokers lack competence or legitimacy. Honest invention marketing firms typically charge 1000 to 3000 dollars, often out of reach. The Wisconsin Innovation Service Center, a UW Extension branch, can bridge idea and market phases. Personal confidential invention evaluations cost 75 dollars and can be requested by contacting Mr. Janke at 684 3301.
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St. Croix County
James Janke
Janke
Wisconsin Innovation Service Center
Uw-Extension
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