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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1979
Page
4
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Normal high and low temperatures and average daily values for Eau Claire for the week of January 3 to January 9 are drawn from National Weather Service records. The outlook lists typical highs around the mid 20s to mid 30s, with nights near the teens to mid 20s, reflecting seasonal winter norms.
The seventh annual Farm Builders Conference will be held January 16 and 17 at the Hoffman House La Crosse. Dan Meyer UW Extension agricultural engineer chairs the event focusing on new developments and traditional methods in farm construction. Registration due January 5, 1979. Contact Dan Meyer at UW Madison for program details or proceed to the Agricultural Conference Office for enrollment information.
Barron County’s top milk producer Adolph Scheps of Almena says he will not switch entirely from artificial insemination to using a bull. He will breed his heifers and unfertilized cows with a bull while continuing to stock semen valued at four to five thousand dollars. A recent Dream of the Crop story left unclear how the bull is used.
A Wisconsin Department report notes 1978 was the wettest in 40 years but productive overall. Heavy rain hurt crops in valleys and slowed harvests of hay vegetables and late oats, while excellent fall weather from mid October to mid November allowed completion of harvests. Total rainfall averaged 28.7 inches, with July the wettest month and sixte en counties declared disaster areas due to flood damage.
A 1977 law gives the state Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection authority to regulate weather modification. An advisory council of four technical and four agricultural members will draft rules and advise on issues. The first meeting set procedures. License and permit requirements will apply to anyone seeking to modify weather once rules gain final approval.
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