Wisconsin eyes state bid for dairy breed HQs in Madison
Wisconsin agriculture officials press a plan to lure the five major dairy breed associations to Madison by offering a consolidated headquarters to rival Kentucky’s Louisville proposal. Brown Swiss heads already in Beloit, with Holstein in Brattleboro not seeking move. Breeds keep herd books and journals, while offices in one building could cut costs and standardize services.
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State Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Robert Thayer
Agriculture Department
Kentucky
Thayer
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Holstein Association of America
United States
Brattleboro
National Holstein
Madison
California
Howard Voegels
Monticello
Tri-State Breeders honors four area youths for 1979 award
Four youths from Wisconsin and Minnesota win the Tri-State Breeders Cooperative youth recognition contest. Joan Drinkman of Eau Claire Linda Lauby of Marshfield Brigid McManimon of Rushford Minn and Todd Olson of Edgerton receive $300 college scholarships for leadership in cooperatives agriculture and agribusiness.
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Wisconsin
Breeders Cooperative
Joan Drinkman
Eau Claire
Linda Lauby
Marshfield
Brigid McManimon
Rushford
Minn
Todd Olson
Edgerton
Miss Drinkman
Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives Youth Board
FFA
Eau Claire Memorial High School
Donald Loomans
Lauby
Lo Ag
Marshfield Senior High School
Gary Evans
Durand youths complete 10 hour tractor safety course
Fourteen youths finished a tractor care and maintenance course conducted by the Pepin County Extension Office. The program was led by George Oncken, Robert Holt, and Steve Dickinson with participants including Troy Gates, Todd Drier, Pat Carlisle, Roger Douglas, Kent Michelson, and others.
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Pepin County
George Oncken
Robert Holt
Arkansaw Ffa
Steve Dickinson
Troy Gates
Todd Drier
Pat Carlisle
Roger Douglas
Kent Michelson
Bob Ness
Jim Hurlburt
Scott Schutts
Todd Sweeney
Joe Kohlman
Barry Kahl
Tom Fedie
Don Black
Tom Danzinger
Madison Veterinarian Loses License for One Year
The Veterinary Examining Board suspended Dr. Emil Roth Jr., a Madison veterinarian, for one year after finding he practiced while intoxicated. He operated on a cat with an open incision, docked tails of ten puppies, and treated a cat that later needed restitching. He admits a drinking problem and may seek reinstatement in six months.
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Emil Roth Jr
Madison
Veterinary Examining Board
Roth
Dr. Roth
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