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Newspaper

Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1981

Page

10

ADA of Wisconsin reports over 2 million income in 1980

ADA of Wisconsin posts a 1980 income above 2 million with promotions up more than 600000 over 1979. John F Oncken notes 75 percent of the budget funds promotions while 2270 new members joined, netting 1800 new dairy milk checks after farm sales and deductions.

ADA of Wisconsin ADA of Wisconsin John F. Oncken District 6 ADA John Frizzell Frizzell

Dairy article corrections highlight ADA data errors

The Country Today corrected several errors in a dairy article by UW Platteville economist Dr Robert Cropp. Corrections cover government milk purchases, labor returns for 50 cow herds, parity percentage differences, dairy import trends, and labeling issues on imitation cheese. The piece also notes ADA membership dynamics and district officer elections for 1981 in Wisconsin.

the Country Today Uw-Platteville Robert Cropp ADA Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association USDA

Debating grain embargo tests Reagan cabinet pledge

A cabinet session weighs lifting the 1980 grain embargo on the Soviet Union as farm leaders push President Reagan to honor his campaign pledge. Marvin Meek of the American Agriculture Movement urges action while Heritage Foundation favors tightening the embargo.

Soviet Union Reagan Marvin Meek American Agriculture Movement John Block Mr. Block National Security Council the Heritage Foundation Carter Afghanistan Meek The Heritage Foundation Mr. Meek Agriculture Bob Bergland National Grange Mr. Carter

Sire Pied Piper semen offered by Wisconsin Missouri co op syndicate

A syndicate of Holstein breeders and Midwest Breeders Co op offer semen from Strickler Pied Piper the first animal sold on the Grand Ole Opry stage in Nashville. Ten owners include Danielson brothers Cadett Leonard Peck and sons Chippewa Falls and George Ray and sons Dorchester. Other members list Pine Island Brownsville St Ansgar Valders Seymour Ixonia and more. Pied Piper is a Marvex son from Strickler Holstein Farm Iola Kansas. Dam VG 88 with high milk and fat indexes and strong first and second lactations.

Holstein Breeders Wisconsin Midwest Breeders Co-op Grand Ole Opry Nashville Tenn Midwest Danielson Brothers Wayne, Bernard and Harland Cadett Leonard Peck Chippewa Falls George Ray Dorchester Brothers of Pine Island Minn Gorden Berg Brownsville Wis Roger Gerlach St. Ansgar Iowa Maynard Lang and Sons Brooklyn Sunnyside Farms Valders Les and Kris Terpstra Seymour Niles and Elmo Wendorf Ixonia Pied Piper Strickler Holstein Farm Iola Kansas

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American Dairy Association of Wisconsin Mr. Frizzell American Dairy Association Arnie Hanson Osseo Chetek Amery Hanson St. Croix County Barron Monroe Jerome Service Coon Valley ADA State Board Chicago Mr. Service Association Stevens Point Don Spanford Blair Carl Pedretti Holman Harold Everson Whitehall Hiawatha Valley Dairies Service Evenson Robert Draxler Glenwood City Don Sipple Menomonie Carl Hansen Luck Draxler Hansen Laverne Hass Bloomer Bill Woodruff Harold Ludwigson Hass Art Ryall Bruce Washington, D.C Review Black Poland America Gov. Reagan Bergland U.S Russia United States Mr. Bergland London Square Shawan Alberts Sonny SONY Paul Erickson London Road EAU Claire Radio Shack Jim Erickson
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