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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1982

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Record corn in US storage reaches new June high

The Agriculture Department reports June 1 corn stockpiles at 3.85 billion bushels, up 39 percent from last year and a seasonal record. 2.71 billion bushels, about 70 percent, are stored on farms, a 49 percent rise. 1.49 billion bushels, 39 percent, are under government control via CCC ownership and price support loans. Other crops listed include sorghum 380 million, oats 152 million, barley 149 million, wheat 1.16 billion, and soybeans 658 million with varying changes.

Agriculture Department Commodity Credit Corp

Rainy stretch expected this week in Twin Cities weather

National Weather Service forecasters in the Twin Cities say the week will bring near normal temperatures with a daily risk of showers and thunder showers from Thursday through Saturday.

National Weather Service Twin Cities

Two area youths named to state 4-H youth leaders council

Beth Everts of Eau Claire and Carl Hendrickson of Beldenville were elected to the state Youth Leaders 4-H Council. Both 17 and active in 4-H projects, they will serve as liaisons between local and state programs for two years. Everts plans a Washington visit and emphasizes 4-H for city youths. Hendrickson focuses on promoting 4-H, listening to suggestions, and sharing with the right people.

State 4-H Youth Leaders Council State Youth Leaders 4-H Council Beth Everts Eau Claire Carl Hendrickson Beldenville Pierce County Miss Everts Jim Lois Everts Washington, D. C Mr. Hendrickson Corliss Winona Hendrickson

Chippewa Falls Farm To Host July 1 Forage Field Day

A Chippewa Falls area farm near County Trunk T and Highway 29 will host a Forage Field Day on July 1 starting at 10 a.m. The event will feature haulage harvesting equipment and several speakers including Roger Springman from UW Madison on conservation tillage planter display and Ron Doersch from UW Agronomy on alfalfa management and pest control. Pest doctors will identify weed insect and plant disease problems affecting alfalfa.

Chippewa Falls Farm Custer Farm Highway 29 Chippewa County Roger Springman Uw-Madison Soils Department Ron Doersch Agronomy Department

Eau Claire Junior Fair Adds Commercial Exhibits

Eau Claire County Junior Fair opens July 15 to 18 with indoor booths eight by six feet at 30 dollars and outdoor space priced per front foot with a 24 dollar minimum. A five percent commission on gross over the counter sales applies. food stands cannot compete with existing fair vendors. Local groups receive priority. exhibitors must maintain their spaces. Contact Marge Kohlhepp or the County Extension Office for details.

Eau Claire County Fair Commission Marge Kohlhepp Eau Claire

A Dog Named Bebe Enjoys Rural 10 Mile Ride

Dianne Brown of Strum on Rt. 1 shares a tale of her canine companion Bebe taking a 10 mile bike ride along a quiet rural road southwest of Allen in Eau Claire County, showcasing rural pet companionship.

Farmers urged tougher soil conservation amid erosion fears

Madison a Illinois agricultural experts warn many farmers neglect soil protection due to economic pressure. Only about 25 percent adopt erosion controls, say Ackermann, as the debate over mandatory practices and county level funding for water projects continues at the ASAE convention.

University of Illinois William Ackermann Ronald Page Washington, D.C U.S. Soil Conservation Service

Pig spared as police rescue renamed Loretta in Illinois

In Chicago and Kankakee a 200 pound pig saved from being slaughtered was placed in Anti-Cruelty Society care. Police stopped three assailants while one fled. no charges filed as three claimed the pig belonged to the fourth. Loretta was given to a local farmer as a pet.

Loretta Chicago Anti-Cruelty Society Miss Piggy the Society Kankakee Ms. Oliver

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