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Country Today

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Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1988

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Dairy Policy Commission vice chairman warns against family farms under price support

Wisconsin Dells reports that the National Commission on Dairy Policy, formed under the 1985 Farm Bill, told Farm ers Union Milk Marketing Cooperative members not to tie family farms to the price support system. Vice chairman Fred Douma outlined preliminary conclusions rejecting family farm size as a criterion, saying the price support should ensure milk supply and farm income while supporting diverse dairy operations. The panel aims for a consensus package for Congress by March.

National Commission On Dairy Policy United States Farmers Union Milk Marketing Cooperative FUMMC Fred Douma California Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng Congress Douma Commission

Waukesha County Fair beer sale sparks opposition

The fair board voted 8-7 to permit beer at the 146 year old Waukesha County Fair as a possible fix for budget shortfalls. 4-H leaders and county supervisors warn alcohol could undermine family oriented attendance while board members insist beer sales could boost revenue after several years of deficits.

Waukesha County Fair Fair Board Sandee Gross Barbara Krautkramer Waukesha County 4-H Club Curt Manke County Board of Supervisors Dan Kopshinsky Ms. Gross Waukesha Fair

USDA workforce falls 17 percent over decade

A Congress report shows the Agriculture Department cut its civilian staff by 17 percent from 129,600 in 1977 to 107,300 in 1987 as farm residents declined from 7.8 million to 5.23 million by 1986. The federal payroll rose 7 percent overall to about 3.1 million, driven by Defense and the Postal Service, while agencies like HHS shed jobs, and three agencies accounted for most federal workers.

Congress Agriculture Department USDA Congressional Budget Office CBO Defense Department U.S. Postal Service The United States Federal Defense Postal Service U.S HHS Department of Education

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Dairy Policy Commission FAMMC Wisconsin Dells Hudson Milk Cooperative’s Joel and Patricia Quarberg Buffalo County KKK Wisconsin Kopshinsky Washington D.C House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Defense, Postal Service Veterans Administration Kevin
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