Corn Growers Group Wins Seat on Agriculture Council
The Sustainable Agriculture Advisory Council expands from 11 to 12 members after the State Board of Agriculture approved adding a Wisconsin Corn Growers Association officer. Paul Taylor joins the council, which oversees a $2 million, three year program to promote alternative agriculture and energy self sufficiency funded from a federal oil overcharge settlement. Kenneth Rineer named coordinator for the sustainable agriculture program at $27 000 annually.
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Used silo dealer convicted under new Wisconsin law
Walworth County jury found 69-year-old Winston D. Judd of Jefferson guilty of racketeering for bilking farmers in five counties out of more than 48000. First conviction under the Organized Crime Control Act. Sentencing set for July 30.
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Fifth CRP signup period July 20 31
Landowners may bid to enroll highly erodible cropland in the Conservation Reserve Program for 10 years in exchange for annual rental payments. The program reduces erosion, improves water quality, supports wildlife, and increases timber supplies. Eligible land is assessed by the USDA Soil Conservation Service based on soil loss 1981 85.
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Judge orders cranberry marsh reassessments
Wood County Circuit Judge Edward Zappen ordered the Biron Village Board to reassess three cranberry growers, basing values on six comparable cranberry marshes. The ruling bars considering additional factors and requires allocations of value between buyer and seller, with assessed per acre values between $2,300 and $4,000. Village Assessor Barbara Pauls previously set $6,000 to $13,000 per acre. objectors’ attorney called the ruling appropriate under state law.
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