Baldus plan to cut milk output gains Wisconsin backing
Congressmen Baldus and allies push a six month incentive plan paying 15 cents per liveweight pound for culling dairy cows above 12 percent of herd. Wisconsin ASCS voices support, aiming to reduce surpluses and protect milk price supports through CCC purchases.
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al Baldus
Menomonie
Ascs Committee
Ken Lindquist
Mr. Baldus
Baldus
ASCS
Credit Commodity Corp
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Winter relaxes grip as forecasts warn of March cold
Wisconsin weather cooled last week with a first above freezing reading since Jan 7 in Eau Claire, while National Weather Service forecasters in Twin Cities warn cold could persist into March. Chief meteorologist John Graff cautioned spring planting may be delayed and germination could suffer if surface temperatures stay low. He stressed he is speaking climatologically, not forecasting, and noted potential dry spells could harm yields if heat and dryness persist. The piece also mentions a 32 degree reading at Eau Claire airport ending a 47 day freezing stretch.
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Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Twin Cities
Eau Claire
Minneapolis
Hubbard wins top ADA Cowbell Award in Wisconsin
Clark County dairyman Dean Hubbard received the American Dairy Association Cowbell Award at the Wisconsin ADA meeting in Stevens Point. Hubbard, longtime ADA member and district 11 vice chairman, milks about 90 registered Holsteins on a 320 acre farm and promotes dairy advertising efforts while investing in the ADA and enrolling farmers he visits.
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Clark County
Dean Hubbard
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin
ADA
Stevens Point
Robert Bird
Brownsville
Hubbard Long
ADA of
Hubbard
ADA District 11
Thorp
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