Youth's Ingenuity Stops Robin Berry Raids at Jim Falls
A youth in Jim Falls used inventive tinkering to thwart robins raiding a five inch aluminum pie plate set upside down in a strawberry patch. The disguise created a disruptive plunking sound that deterred the birds. Randy's father Ralph, a tuba player with Rubenzer's Hotshots, praises his son's hands on approach, noting the robin raids are now a nonissue.
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Farmers can extend loans on 1978 oats
State ASCS Director Stu Huber announced six month extensions for 1978 crop oats under Commodity Credit Corporation loans. Farmers must contact their local county ASCS office to apply, easing transportation and storage as they market oats over a longer period. About 15 million bushels remain under price support loans.
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Investor creates Wisconsin's largest sheep operation near Hayward
Norman J. Ackerberg, owner of the NJA Ranch five miles east of Hayward, Sawyer County, aims to build an eastern United States sheep powerhouse. With about 2,000 ewes now and plans for 5,000 on 480 acres, he seeks to supply lamb and mutton to Jewish communities and beyond. Ackerberg admits no farming background, splits time among Minneapolis Chicago and Florida, and relies on a specialized management team to transform the troubled 5RK Ranch into a major agricultural enterprise.
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