Soil conservation meeting to discuss federal act impacts
The Wisconsin chapter of the Soil Conservation Society of America meets January 23 at UW Arlington Experimental Farm Public Events Building from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open to the public with a $6 lunch registration. William Conner will present on progress and public response to the 1977 Conservation Act and a panel will discuss seven proposed strategies affecting farmers and land users.
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Wisconsin
The
Soil Conservation Society of America
Uw-Arlington Experimental Farm
William Conner
USDA
Soil Conservation Service
Leonard Johnson
Uw-Extension
BSWCD
Boundary Area Commission elects officers in Minnesota Wisconsin
Mary Swanger of Wabasha was elected chair person and Catherine Heiting of Hudson vice chair person with Ethan Kochenderfer re elected secretary treasurer. The commission oversees natural resource issues in the St. Croix and Mississippi valleys along Wisconsin and Minnesota borders. Advance registration advised for a meeting with a $6 fee, rising to $7 at the door, at Arlington Experimental Farm north of Madison.
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Mary Swanger
Wabasha
Catherine Heiting
Hudson
Ethan Kochenderfer
Fountain City
St. Croix
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Citizens For A Clean Mississippi Inc
Twin Cities
Boundary Area Com
Heiting
Hudson Park Board
Western Wisconsin Health Systems Agency
Boundary Area Commission
Commission
Kochenderfer
Wisconsin towns oppose state override of local zoning
The Wisconsin Towns Association rejects any bill to let the state override local zoning for hazardous and solid waste dumps. Spokesman Myron Lotto told the Legislature's Ad Hoc Committee on Hazardous Waste Management that towns will not accept outside waste. Rep. Mary Lou Munts heads the committee drafting a bill to revise waste disposal rules, with zoning override as a key political issue.
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Wisconsin Towns Association
Association
Myron Lotto
Wisconsin
Munts
Everson to head ag committee in Wisconsin Legislature
Edgerton publisher Rep. Harland Everson was named chairman of the Assembly Agriculture and Nutrition Committee. Also named were Dick Shoemaker of Menomonie and Pat Smith of Rice Lake, both Democrats, with Shoemaker as vice chairman. Jets of issues include soil erosion pesticide use wetlands and right to farm laws. Other appointees include Gervase Hephner Lary Swoboda Donald Hasenohrl David Clarenbach Stephen Leopold Joseph Tregoning Ervin Conradt John Merrit and James Laatsch.
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Harland Everson
Edgerton
Assembly Agriculture and Nutrition Committee
Wisconsin
Dick Shoemaker
Menomonie
Pat Smith
Rice Lake
Agriculture Committee
Mr. Shoemaker
Everson
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Gervase Hephner
Chilton
Lary Swoboda
Luxemburg
Donald Hasenohrl
Pittsville
David Clarenbach
Madison
Stephen Leopold
Milwaukee
Joseph Tregoning
Shullsburg
Ervin Conradt
Shipcton
John Merrit
Mequon
James Laatsch
Arlington
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Uw-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
Wildlife Management Institute
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National Association of Conserva
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Wisconsin State Board of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Wabasha, Minn
Ber
Swanger
Great River Environmental Action Team
SCSA
Tom Weix
Columbia County Administration
Portage
Arlington Experimental Farm
Hwy. 51
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Palmcom Jou Alles
Cliff Lau
Jim Falls
Mr. Lotto
Mary Lou Munts
D-Madison
Lotto
Ag Committee
John Deere
Eau Claire
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Fall Creek
Electric Motor Service
Roger Nyseth
Oner
E. Canal ST
Chippewa Falls
Jerry Bishop
Barr Minkery
Greenwood
Barr Mink Ranch
Cameron, Wis
Supreme Hanson
Marawood
S. Galvin Ave
Marshfield
Jamesway and
Jerry
Rick
Loyal Area
Dave Clouse
Edgar
Wausau
Eugene Behnke
Stratford
Bob Reiter
Ing Almena
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Morrison
Big Big Savings
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Kools Blower
Brillion Field
Harrow
Brillion Palvi-Mulder
Fox Chopper
Hiniker
Koehn
Brady Field
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Kovar Poni-Trail Harrow
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