Economist urges farmers to have survival plan
Todd of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve urges farmers to maintain survival plans amid loan practices and rising land values. He cautions production records, cost structures, and bank relationships, noting the milk price support and high deficits as factors delaying recovery. He avoids predicting rates, stressing prudent planning.
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Mr. Todd
Todd
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
University of Minnesota
Whitehall Proposals Considered for WDEC Central Office Move
Western Dairyland to discuss relocation plans for the Western Dairyland Economic Opportunity Council Inc central office at its June 16 meeting. Deputy Director James Schwartz notes rising lease costs and exploratory interest from several communities for a multi million dollar community action agency move.
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Western Dairyland Economic Opportunity Council Inc
Agency Board of Directors
James Schwartz
Schwartz
Deaton and Henning Named Farm Bureau Seminar Delegates
Eau Claire County Farm Bureau selected Diane Deaton and Willie Henning as representatives for the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Youth Seminar to be held June 29 to July 1 in Stevens Point. Deaton is daughter of Richard and Deaton of Fall Creek Route 2. Henning is son of Roger and Henning of Fall Creek Route.
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Eau Claire County Farm Bureau
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Stevens Point
Diane Deaton
Richard Deaton
Fall Creek
Willie Henning
Roger Henning
Grain farmers face tough finances says banker
Dr. Corrigan notes cash crop and grain farmers endure plainly tough conditions due to poor prices and surplus. Cattle and hog sectors rise modestly while dairy remains mixed. he calls for scrutiny of dairy price supports amid a $180 billion projected 1983 deficit. He predicts improvement in late 1983 as inflation declines and moderates rates may align with Japan and Switzerland as examples.
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Corrigan
Dunn 4-H Names First Scholarship Winners
The Dunn County 4-H advanced education scholarship program announces its first recipients. Julie Smith of Sand Creek received a $150 award to attend a vocational technical school in La Crosse, while Christie Hillestad of Menomonie earned a $200 scholarship for studies at UW Eau Claire beginning this fall.
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Sand Creek
Pipers
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Janice Smith
la Crosse
Christie Hillestad
Menomonie
Kenneth and
Arlene Hillestad
Cedarlings 4-H Club
Uw-Eau Claire
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