Italian cattle take up residence on James Bryce farm
A sign at the James Bryce farm in rural Cumberland indicates Italian cattle have been moved to Barron County.
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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1977
Page
1
A sign at the James Bryce farm in rural Cumberland indicates Italian cattle have been moved to Barron County.
Trempealeau County earned first place in Wisconsin for 1976 in conservation and soil management. Goodyear notified County Chairman John Walek of Independence that Trempealeau was the 1976 winner, with Green Lake County as runnerup. This is Trempealeau’s fourth Goodyear Award first place in 30 years, the most of any state.
Hudson native Jim Bryce raises Marchigiana cattle in Barron County near Cumberland with his father. He praises Markey cattle for mothering ability, rapid gain, lean marbling, heat and insect resistance, and strong feed efficiency. Bryce aims to build a mixed herd, pursue purebreds in five years, and plans show entries in Louisville or Kansas City.
The USDA will purchase cheddar cheese in steel barrels through July 31 under the dairy price support program. The move, announced with Rep. Obey and Rep. Baldus, aims to lift milk prices for farmers, with fiber-barrel packaging still prioritized for future purchases.
The forecast calls for high temperatures in the low 80s and overnight lows in the low 60s. Expect generally dry conditions with light winds and pleasant evenings across the period.
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