Ang and Gunderson answer farmer question in Wisconsin visit
U S Agriculture Secretary Richard Ang and Congressman Steve Gunderson of Osseo respond to a Barron County farmer Judy Ahlberg of Almena during Mr Lyngs Wisconsin trip last weekend.
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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1986
Page
1
U S Agriculture Secretary Richard Ang and Congressman Steve Gunderson of Osseo respond to a Barron County farmer Judy Ahlberg of Almena during Mr Lyngs Wisconsin trip last weekend.
U S Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng urged Wisconsin dairy farmers to hang in there during a campaign stop for Congressman Steve Gunderson. He acknowledged farm pains tied to prior administrations and defended Reagan farm policy amid a skeptical, roughly 300-person crowd in Jackson County. The visit included a helicopter ride and a plan for future appearances with Sen. Robert Kasten after a stop in Pigeon Falls and Black River Falls.
Fair skies are forecast for Thursday in Northern Wisconsin with a chance of thunderstorms late Friday and Saturday. Highs will reach the high 70s Thursday and the low 80s Friday and Saturday, while overnight lows dip to the low 50s Thursday and the high 50s Friday and Saturday.
Crop acreage reporting in Wisconsin runs behind schedule with July 15 deadline. Only 30 to 40 percent filed, and many farmers must spend 30 to 45 minutes per small farm or up to two hours for large operations. Additional information requests slow the process while penalties apply. Late filers incur fees, and nonparticipants risk a 20 percent base reduction. Filing requires in person visits, aerial field verification, and field-by-field crop details.
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