Farm fire tests young dairy couple resilience
Mike and Marcia Monical, 28 and 29 respectively, rebuilt after a blaze devastated their 80 acre Eau Claire County dairy farm near Hwy 53. Fire damaged a remodeled barn housing 40 cows and 17 head of stock, with $175000 in losses. They plan to restart by spring planting and remain determined to continue dairy farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Monical
West Des Moines
Iowa
Hwy. 53
Eau Claire County
Mike
Marcia
West
Des Moines
Marcia Monical
Monicals
Eau Claire
Wayne Reetz
Monical
Reetz
Monica Marcia
Foster
Wisconsin oats lead list of promising varieties in 1982
UW Extension agronomist Ed Oplinger at seed dealer meetings ranked Dal as Wisconsin’s top oat, with Cal, Ogle, Porter and Moore among others on the promising list. Ogle showed the highest yields in university and county plots, while Cal is the most grown variety. Wisconsin oat acreage hit 1.1 million with about 58 million bushels produced in 1982. A farm records meeting for Durand on February 2, with Robert Luening as speaker, helps farmers plan profitability and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Era
Uw-Extension Agronomist
Ed Oplinger
Baldwin
Oplinger
Dal
Far
Cal
Uw-Extension
Lodi
Lyon
Marathon
Moore
Stout
Wright
Uw-Extension Agronomists
USDA
Illinois
University Experimental
Indiana
Eva
Butte
Angus
Ewar
Olaf
Eureka
Polk
Len and
Kitt
Robert Luening
University Extension
Pesticide training scheduled in Siren
Pesticide training for Burnett County will be offered Feb 1 at 9 30 a m at the ASCS office in Siren. Register by calling the Webster extension office at 866 4201 to receive training materials. All attendees should have a pesticide use permit, others may attend for the training and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett County
ASCS
Siren
Webster
Six milk orders merged into single Texas dairy rule
The 5th U S Circuit upheld the secretary of agriculture’s decision to merge six Texas milk marketing orders into one. The move created a uniform minimum price for producers and extended federal coverage to more counties, though a referendum by milk handlers rejected the change. The Corpus Christi area would see a lower minimum price under the new order.
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Corpus Christi
South Texas
North Texas
San Antonio
Central West Texas
Austin-Waco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Young Dairy
Mr. Reetz
Clear Creek
Art Nix
Monical Farm
Chippewa Falls
The
University of Illinois
Fraker, Garry, Goodland
Holden
Lancer
Lang
Mackinaw
Rodney
Canada
Beebee
Benson
Portal
Spear
Minnesota
Durand
Durand Federal Savings and Loan Meeting Room
Pepin County Farm Management Club
Pepin County Extension Office
Dr. Ed Oplinger
Chilton
Lake Winnebago
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
New York
Pennsylvania
Marshfield
Hardin
New Orleans
Suntex Dairy and Others
U.S
Robert O’conor Jr
5Th Circuit
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