Elk Lake dam abandonment plan stirs locals
Elk Creek Lake residents face a setback as Dairyland Power Cooperative files to abandon the dam, risking loss of rehab funds and potentially forcing repayment of state and federal grants. If dam removal proceeds the shoreline would become a creek, dropping property values for nearby homeowners. The district fears heavy sediment and weed buildup behind dozens of homes. Dairyland had tied ownership to power lines and a 1942 agreement with Eau Claire Electric Cooperative.
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Dairyland Power Cooperative
Dairyland
Eau Claire Electric Cooperative
Rural proximity may aid Wisconsin rural economy growth
University of Wisconsin officials report that Wisconsin’s rural counties could gain as urban centers drive off farm income. Prof Glen Pulver notes better regional prospects than neighboring states as a second area solid-waste conference is planned for April 18 in Eau Claire. A Baldwin farm stress workshop, featuring UW experts, will charge 5.50 for lunch with registrations via 715-684-3301. Three livestock workshops at UW River Falls on March 11 cover swine, sheep, and beef handling.
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Wisconsin
Badger
Glen Pulver
University of Wisconsin Department of Agricultural Economics
Jerry Chasteen
West Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
River Country Resource Conservation and Development Council
Holiday Inn
Eau Claire
Gary Rohde
Uw-River Falls College of Agriculture
Tom Jadin
Winnebago Mental Health Institute
Dick Boyum
Uw-Eau Claire
Swine seminar set for Arcadia March 12
A swine seminar will be held at Arcadia Country Club on March 12 from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m UW Extension swine specialists Vern Leibbrandt and Carl Hirschinger will discuss early weaning nursery management breeding herd health problems the economics of raising hogs the futures market and new grading standards.
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Arcadia Country Club
Uw-Extension
Vern Leibbrandt
Carl Hirschinger
WMMB members named to boards
Two Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board members were elected to national posts at the UDIA meeting. Duane Giroud of Norwalk became an UDIA executive committee member and John Rosenow of Buffalo County was chosen secretary of the American Dairy Association. Other leaders named include Tom Camerlo UDIA president, Doug Webb vice president, George Rydeen secretary, Ray Jones treasurer, Ray Johnson ADA president, Carl Johnston Dairy Research Inc. president, and Tom Angott National Dairy Council president. The Wisconsin delegation reviewed national dairy programs and praised efforts to promote dairy sales.
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United Dairy Industry Association
Duane Giroud
Norwalk
Wisconsin Board
UDIA
John Rosenow
Buffalo County
National American Dairy Association
Tom Camerlo
Colorado
Doug Webb
Vermont
George Rydeen
Minnesota
Ray Jones
Virginia
Ray Johnson
New York
Leslie Winter
National Ada
Carl Johnston
Pennsylvania
Dairy Research Inc
Tom Angott
Michigan
National Dairy Council
Wisconsin
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