Dairy industry links retail promotion to tourism says Lump
Mr Lump argues dairy marketing must connect retail dairy sales to Wisconsin tourism and restaurant demand. He notes 20 percent restaurant failure yearly, 3 to 5 percent margins, weather risks, and that June marks summer tourism kickoff. He stresses dairy in dining out shapes at home choices and urges retailer focused campaigns and retailer education to boost milk sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lump
Wisconsin
Ution
Ausman
Minnesota-Wisconsin Bull Test Sale nets $49506
Fifty-one head of performance tested beef bulls sold for 49506 at the third annual Minnesota Wisconsin Bull Test Sale in Pierce County. The sale averaged 970.70 per head with spirited bidding on a yearling Chianina that sold for 2625 to Kurt Pamperin. Top bull from Kaehler's Homedale Cattle Co. fetched a market price, while consignors noted a larger turnout and nearly 80 registered buyers.
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Pierce County Ag
Greg Andrews
Kurt Pamperin
Rt. 3
New London
Kaehler
Homedale Cattle Co
St. Charles
Minn
Frank Kaehler
Kaehlers
Junior Dairy group sets Neillsville convention
Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association holds its 31st annual convention in Neillsville from June 19 to 21. About 200 students and advisers and 100 cattle are expected, with registrations, interviews, contests, and several business sessions across the three days. Current WJDA officers are listed.
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Junior Dairy Group
Neillsville
Wisconsin Junior Dairymen’s Association
WJDA
Association
Field measurement service for ASCS Eau Claire program
Field measurement available to ASCS program participants to ensure compliance with 1985 acreage reduction programs and eligibility for full program benefits. Final certification date for program crops in Eau Claire County is July 15. Service covers acreage conservation reserve land fields or subdivisions total cropland and areas for other purposes.
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Ascs Eau Claire
ASCS
Eau Claire County
June Dairy Month kickoff highlights industry partnerships
Gov Anthony Earl opened Wisconsin's 49th June Dairy Month urging promotion of dairy products and recognizing 43 000 dairy farms that produce 23 8 billion pounds of milk annually. Leaders cited ongoing marketing efforts, research, and collaboration among farmers processors retailers and officials to boost consumer awareness and dairy sales.
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Anthony Earl
Wisconsin
Earl
Beane’s Holstein cap shows her dairy promotion dedication
Laura Beane wore a Holstein cow cap at the June Dairy Month Kickoff, reflecting her long service with Jefferson County Dairy Promotion Committee. She and husband Craig hosted Wisconsin’s first dairy breakfast in 1970 and the first on farm kickoff in 1971. She notes counties copied the effort and praises the group’s work while plans to sell caps at the Purple Cow during World Dairy Expo.
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Laura Beane
Jefferson County Dairy Promotion Committee
Madison
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Ed Lump
Cindy Johnson Hesse
Alice In Dairyland
Uw-Rf
Larry Bossen
Pine City
LeRoy Stadstad
Dennison
Angus
Laustad
Green Meadows Farm
Menomonie
Max Baer
Danbury
Duane Paulson
St. Croix Valley
River Falls
Consigners
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Jeff Bremer
Arcadia
Gail Pronschinske
Kara Balaam
Lake Mills
Roger Sinkula
Two Rivers
Jon Weis
Randy Julka
Malone
Leslie Lewison
Viroqua
Lori Lang
Marshfield
Albert Ott
Carol Stahlbusch
Eau Claire
Randy Welk
Waysar Airdraulics, Inc
Hwy
53 & Co. J
Presto Chippewa Falls
Fort Atkinson
Gov. Earl
la Verne Ausman
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection
Johnson Hesse
America
University of Wisconsin Research
Don Peterson
Uw-Extension
Peterson
Debra Wendorf Boyke
Wisconsn Milk Marketing Board
Beane
Holstein Cap
MidAmer Co., Inc
Watts Rd
P.O
Dept. C
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Ford
I.m
Ford Yard
Cashton Motor CO
Cashton
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