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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1982

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Hearings begin on dairy price support plans in Congress

The 1982 dairy price debate opens with Senate and House hearings. Reagan administration opposes production controls while dairy groups push for quotas or bases. Dr. Bob Cropp reports administration firmness against quotas, yet lawmakers explore Gunderson Cropp and other bills amid industry support for supply management.

Congress Reagan Administration United Dairy Organization Senate House Dick Lyng Bob Cropp Uw-Platteville Washington Richard Agriculture Reagan Dr. Cropp National Milk Producers Federation Gunderson-Cropp Trade Association

Trempealeau county book ties Polish settlers to regional history

The piece notes Anne Pellowski and relatives featured in a Trempealeau County Polish Americans book with a red barn image. It discusses the Gunderson Cropp Milk Marketing Improvement Act of 1982, dairy bills in Congress, and a panel of economists from Purdue Texas A&M Clemson and UC studying these proposals. It mentions hearings slated for June 9 and notes simplification efforts.

Dr. Cropp Rep Gunderson Reagan Trempealeau County Anne Pellowski Betsy Bork Roman Bork Rt. 1 Fountain City Red Barn Milk Industry Foundation International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers Congress Purdue Texas A&m Clemson University of California Versity

Weekend Rain Chance Forecast from National Weather Service

Forecasters at the National Weather Service in the Twin Cities predict the next best rain chance on Saturday and Sunday. The period features partly cloudy skies, highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, and nightly lows from the mid to upper 40s.

National Weather Service Twin Cities

Minnesota scientists study power lines milk production link

Dr. Frank Martin and two University of Minnesota colleagues will use 26 years of official DHIA records to test whether high voltage power lines affect milk production along the North Dakota to Twin Cities corridor. Funded by an $85,890 MEQB contract, the study aims only to identify any relationship and report findings by June with a possible final report due October.

University of Minnesota Frank Martin Department of Applied Statistics The University Country Today Minnesota North Dakota Twin Cities Martin Ashley Robinson University of Minnesota Veterinary School Animal Science Department Gerald Steuernagel Minnesota Environmental Quality MEQB New York New York State Minnesota Environmental Quality. Board Gov Albert Quie Minnesota Dhia Board of Minnesota Dhia Board

Power line dairy study probes effects on milk production

Minnesota researchers led by Dr. Martin will use 27 years of DHIA records from about 542 dairy farms within 10 miles of a 436 mile direct current power line to assess any association with milk yields calving and management factors. The study, funded by CPA and United Power Association, seeks no predefined hazard conclusion.

Martin University DHIA St. Paul

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Steve Gunderson Osseo Rudy Boschwitz National Farmers Union James Oberstar Agan Platteville Uni Emerson Babb Ennenee Social Security Ann Landers Aenea Renee St. Paul, Minn Dr. Martin Drs. Robinson and Steuernagel Northwestern GASP Drs. Robinson Cooperative Power Association of Edina CPA United Power Association of Elk River
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