Chippewa County Holstein youth win lifetime production awards
Jim Falls and Chippewa Falls youths Tammy Maier Knuth and Tammy Boos receive 75 000 to 100 000 pound lifetime production certificates at the Chippewa County Holstein Breeders banquet. Tom Maier earns Holstein Superior Achievement Dairy Award. Other youths, including Steve Maier Lisa Mullen and Missy Janssen, receive recognition. state competition entries advanced.
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Tammy Maier Knuth
Jim Falls
Tammy Boos
Chippewa Falls
Holstein
Tom
Tammy Maier
Cal
Eunice Maier
Steve Maier
Missy Jannsen
Lisa Mullen
Bloomer
Lori Blanchette
Stanley
Marc Boettcher
Missy Janssen
Mervin Marquardt
Brenda Goller
Cornell
Louise Ausman
Jean Amundson
Elk Mound
John Polzin
Cadett
Kim Krueger
George Jons
Holstein Breeders
Wisconsin
Eau Claire Holstein youths win county awards
Eau Claire County Holstein Breeders named Outstanding County Boy and Girl of the year from rural Eau Claire and Fall Creek. Joan Drinkman and Dennis Knuth won top honors. several youths received Younger and Senior Participation Awards, and production honors went to five holders of cattle producing over 50 000 pounds. Directors elected: Dean Solie Gary Otterstad Dale Honadel.
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Eau Claire Holstein
Eau Claire
Fall Creek
Dianne Deaton
Rt. 2
Jennifer Honadel
Augusta
Melissa Ann Solie
Denise Deaton
Joan Drinkman
Brenda Schumacher
Rt. 3
Deborah, Dennis
Doug Knuth
Eau Claire County
Dean Solie
Gary Otterstad
Dale Honadel
Herd health clinic set at Spooner Dairy farmers invited
Sawyer Burnett and Washburn counties dairy farmers are invited to a herd health clinic at the UW Spooner Experimental Farm on February 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program features UW Extension veterinarians Dr. John Andersen and speakers Lynette Becker and Russell Kiecker.
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Herd Health Clinic
Spooner
Sawyer
Burnett
Washburn
Uw-Spooner
John Andersen
Uw-Extension
Lynette Becker
Washburn County
Russell Kiecker
Burnett County Agricultural and
Dr. Andersen
Ms. Becker
West central Wisconsin herds top in somatic cell counts
Wisconsin Dairies Co op reports October readings show three of the top eleven herds from west central Wisconsin with the lowest somatic cell counts. Buffalo and Dunn counties host the two lowest SCC herds Elroy Reinhart of Alma records 33 000 while Mark and Lena Warner herd in Wheeler Dunn County posts 38 000 East Lake Farm in Balsam Lake ranks seventh with 51 000 The October average SCC for co op members is 437 000 down more than 70 000 since the count began.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dairies Co-op
Elroy Reinhart
Alma
Mark and Lena Warner
Wheeler
Dunn County
East Lake
Balsam Lake
Co-Op
Wisconsin Dairies Plans Meetings in Wisconsin and Nearby States
Wisconsin Dairies will hold two of nine regional delegate meetings this month in River Falls at The Virginian and in Chetek at The Spot. All meetings start at 10 30 a.m. Don Storhoff and Nancy Lands outline national dairy issues and producer options as part of a broader tour through Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa.
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Wisconsin
Dairies Co-op
Virginian
River Falls
Spot Supper Club
Chetek
Nancy Lands
Wisconsin Dairies
Minnesota
Iowa
Don Storhoff
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