Baldus backs AAM strike value and hearing plan
Third District Congressman Al Baldus defended the American Agriculture Movement saying the strike drew national attention to farmers’ plights and will be aired in seven days of House Agriculture Committee hearings from Feb 6-9 and 14-16. He noted the eight point plan aims to curb production and price manipulation while assessing ripple effects on land costs seed prices and consumer prices.
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American Agriculture Movement
House Agriculture Committee
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Moscow milkmaids maligned at Sudnikovsky State Farm
Banner of Lenin reports a milk production problem near Moscow not from disease but from drunken workers. Farm director N F Strukov allegedly hid issues ahead of a reporter visit. Workers complained conditions, and milkmaids came drunk causing cows to remain unmilked in several groups. The piece criticizes managers for weakness in discipline.
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Banner of Lenin
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Wisconsin to Launch Code-a-Phone Market Lines for Farmers
Wisconsin farmers will access up-to-date grain and livestock prices via a statewide code-a-phone system, fully operational by next Monday. Livestock line is 1-608-266-9444 and dairy-poultry line is 1-608-266-0706, with updates at 11:30 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. for grain and 9:30 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. for livestock. Robert Thayer, marketing administrator, notes $135,000 allocated for startup and ongoing costs, with reporters in Madison fetching prices from multiple state elevators and stockyards. Clarence Olson of Taylor will provide west central livestock quotes, sourcing actions from various auctions and co-ops in Stratford, Eau Claire, Sparta, and Ettrick.
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Robert Thayer
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
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USDA
Livestock Market News
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Equity
Stratford
Marathon County
Eau Claire
Sparta
Midwest Livestock Producers
Ettrick
Trempealeau County
Buffalo County fights EIA branding case in court
Spring Valley attorney Robert Richardson appeared before Buffalo County Judge Gary Schlosstein to challenge a state criminal complaint against Ford Stelter over branding of a suspected EIA horse named Bob. Richardson seeks dismissal, argues the branding rule is unconstitutional and asks to suspend the case pending a civil suit seeking to bar veterinarians from branding or quarantining Bob.
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
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