Area inspectors gain 400 more Grade A farms in Wisconsin
City of Chicago stops inspections for about 10 000 Grade A producers in Wisconsin. Wisconsin DATCP regional director Tom Wildrick notes only 106 farms in west central Wisconsin are affected, with new Altoona office inspectors covering about 300 farms in western counties. Statewide costs rise over 300 000 annually. farmers pay 30 a year.
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
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Jackson County
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la Crosse
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Chippewa County
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Wisconsin farm count falls below one hundred thousand
Wisconsin farms declined to 99,000 in 1978, down about 1,000 from the previous year. Over the past decade the total dropped roughly 16,000 as farm sizes rose, averaging about 192 acres. About 47,000 farms are dairy operations.
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