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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1985
Page
2
A compact collection notes winter sledding and weekly daylength, cites a 1952 Today debut, mentions a 1982 Boulder wind event, recalls AJ Foyt’s 1935 birth, explains old weather expressions, and gives baking tips for muffins with rounded tops.
National Weather Service records show normal high of 21 and low of 1 with average 11 for each day from January 16 to January 22. The week repeats a steady pattern with daily highs at 21 and lows at 1 and an average of 11.
A list of dated ledger entries with codes and years including January 17 to 22 across multiple years such as 1947 1973 1982 1967 1892 1908 1924 1954 1942 1963, each paired with a H and L code and a numeric value.
Dr. Jesse outlines five scenarios for dairy amid 1985 farm bill debates. He assigns 10 percent odds to no change, 10 percent to complete price support elimination, 5 percent to mandatory quotas, 25 percent to target prices with deficiency payments, and over 50 percent that the current dairy program with the Commodity Credit Corp remains. He notes parity is dead and price supports will align more with market prices.
A dairy seminar titled Meeting the Challenge of Dairy Farming in 1985 will run January 23 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Clark Electric Auditorium in Greenwood. UW Extension farm management specialist Bob Luening will review current dairy industry status and future programs, stressing income-maximizing practices and essential management steps. Participants should bring a sack lunch. beverages provided. program is free.
The Country Today is a rural oriented newspaper mailed weekly to households and agribusinesses across several Wisconsin regions. Postage paid at Eau Claire Wisconsin. subscription rates are ten dollars per year and eighteen dollars for two years.
A USDA Farm Paper Letter summarizes a Soviet plan to divert Ob and Irtysh river water 1530 miles to Central Asia risking global climate effects. The report notes Soviet leaders cited grain imports needs and warned that drastic irrigation could harm the world environment, though execution remains uncertain.
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