Hearing Set on Farm Vehicle Permits in Madison
The state Department of Transportation will hold a hearing in Madison on July 7 at 9 30 a.m. to discuss a proposed rule governing permits for overweight farm vehicles transporting crops on state highways. The hearing location is 4802 Sheboygan Ave Madison.
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State Department of Transportation
Madison
Transportation Department
Sheboygan Ave
Twin producing cows sought for twinming study at Clay Center
The U S Meat Animal Research Center at Clay Center Nebraska seeks twin producing cows from six breeds Holstein Simmental Brown Swiss Gelbvieh Charolais and Shorthorn. Purchases target cows within 600 miles of Clay Center age eight or younger and meeting specific twinning histories. Contact Gordon Hays at the center for details and offers.
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Roman Hruska U.S. Meat Animal Research Center
Clay Center, Neb
USDA
Clay Center
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Gordon Hays
U.S. Meat Animal Research Center
P.O
Neb
Women writers lead the way in farm editors contest
Women dominated the Newspaper Farm Editors of America awards this year with three of four major prizes going to female journalists. Maggie Menard of the Milwaukee Sentinel won Farm Feature Story, Karen Freiberg of the Kansas City Star won Best News Story and Best Farm Series, Audrey Mackiewicz received the J S Russell Award, and Ward Sinclair of the Washington Post won the Farm Column prize. Thornton Hartley was elected president, with new regional vice presidents named for East Southwest Southeast and West, and Don Muhm continuing as newsletter editor.
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Farm Editors of America
Maggie Menard
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
John Menard
Rt. 2
Eau Claire
Menard
NFEA
Tom Lawin
Country Today
Karen Freiberg
Kansas City Star
Audrey Mackiewicz
FFEA
Association
J.S. Russell
Ward Sinclair
Washington Post
Thornton Hartley
Jacksonville
Fla
Don’t let the cows get in the corn week of trials
In 1922 a 15 year old narrates a chaotic farming week. He repairs a broken cream separator, saves hay through risky improv, builds a ladder and fixed track, while cows wreck corn. His brothers delay with funny papers, risking punishment, and the tale ends with the family discovering ruined corn.
Barron County ASCS members in 1941 parade photo
A Barron County ASCS group dating from 1941 appears in a photo held by the Barron County staff of the AAA office. The image shows local residents or officials used in parades and likely connected to the Fourth of July festivities, with Wayne Brenholt listed as director.
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Barron County
AAA
Wayne Brenholt
Barron Ascs
ASCS
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Tom Oo
Florida
Keith Sommerfeld
Dunn County
Dad
John G. Mortimer
Mother
Yesteryear
U.S. Depta Agriculture Barron CO
AAA Association
Barron CO