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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1983

Page

5

New sheep barn rises at Spooner Experimental Station

The Spooner Experimental Station completes a 50 by 168 foot metal clad barn to replace the fire-destroyed structure. Six pens with 14 foot doors, waterers at four corners, and a natural ventilation system will support lambing of 120 ewes in January February and another 120 ewes in June 1984 as part of pasture lambing trials.

Spooner Tom Cadwallader

ADA backs Wisconsin milk marketing order proposal

The ADA of Wisconsin endorsed the proposed state milk marketing order at a late October delegate meeting in Mauston with 82 delegates voting unity. They urged the marketing board to appoint ADA as its marketing agent once the order takes effect, while noting funds and voluntary checkoffs will transition to mandatory assessments and possible additional contributions from producers.

Madison ADA of Wisconsin Wisconsin Mauston American Dairy Association of Wisconsin Schultz ADA John Oncken ADA of Harvey Kirking Viroqua

Chippewa County farmers honored for conservation work

Three Chippewa County farm families will receive outstanding conservation farmer awards for soil stewardship. The awards will be presented after Feb. 10 by the county land conservation committee. Winners are the Ebben, Berg, and Tannler families, with detailed farmage, contour strips, waterways, woodland protection, and wildlife habitat noted for each operation.

Chippewa County Harlan Nelson Ebbens The Pepin County Farm Management Club and University Extension Berg Farm Trout Creek

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Cadwallader Durand John Barnes Clear Lake Vernon Schultz Kevin M. Lynch Certified Public Accountant Hwy. N Fall Creek W. Clairemont Ave Eau Claire Eour Chippewa Falls Bob and Judy Ebben Rt. 2 Boyd Roger and Joyce Berg Bloomer George and Dorothy Tannler Rt. 1 Cadett Rob Jim Scott Joe Teresa Roger Cooks Valley Pepin County Lee Milligan Uw-Extension Financial Times Milligan Mr. Berg Harvey Dorothy Berg Berg Bergs Mrs. Berg Dawn, Michael and Heidi George Goetz Mr. Tannler Tannlers Mark Paul Drew Dwight Peter Michelle Diane Lynn Mary Lisa Russell Lund Woodville Ettrick Duane Johnson Mgr. Ettrick Ettrick Market Securites Company S. Farwell St. Eau Claire SIPC
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