Dunn couple credits sound feeding for production rise
Richard and Margo Miller of Menomonie say a monitored feeding program and herd management lifted their 60-cow operation from 16 000 pounds to over 20 000 pounds of milk annually. Their teenage sons contribute as AI and cattle handlers, and the family runs 400 acres with on farm forage and hauled hay. A high protein forage and extruded soybeans, plus monthly vet checks, improved production and breeding efficiency while they maintain a mixed grade and registered herd.
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Richard
Margo Miller
Rt. 3
Menomonie
Jeff Schroeder
Glenwood City
Darren
Steve
Dave
Millers win with rapid cow drying and mastitis control
The Millers dairy team identified stray voltage, corrected it, and now rapidly dry cows to prevent mastitis. Six cows treated for mastitis previously are now dry on schedule, with somatic cell counts near 75 000. The family effort includes their sons and collie Willy who helped alert Richard to a calving emergency.
Farm background seeds Molde's rise to soil tech job
Lester Molde built on farm upbringing and a talent for mathematics to win the soil conservation technician post in Barron County fifteen years ago, laying a strong career foundation.
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Lester Molde
Conservation aid veteran Molde to retire in 1984
Longtime Barron County soil and water conservation technician Mr. Molde will retire at end of 1984 after guiding over 2,600 landowners in erosion control and conservation practices. His work earned 1982 distinguished service honors and 1984 Outstanding Conservation Employee of the Year recognition.
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Barron County Soil and Water Conservation District
Land Conservation Department
Moldeon
Barron County
Molde
County Conservation Department
The
Wisconsin Association of Land Conservation Employees
Mr. Molde
Leonard Splett
Wisconsin to hold hearings on oil and gas exploration rules
Hearings set in Spooner Ashland and Madison next week test the proposed NR 134 rules to protect groundwater as exploration for oil and gas begins in northern Wisconsin. The plan requires DNR drillhole approvals permits bonds licenses and site reclamation with comments due by January 25.
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Spooner
Ashland
Madison
Wisconsin
Gordon Reinke
Department of Natural Resources’ Land Reclamation
Spooner Town Hall
CTHA
Town Hall Road
County Board
W. Second St
GEF 2
State Office
S. Webster St
DNR
DNA
Reinke
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