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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1983
Page
3
Barron County plans a Dairy Day at the courthouse with talks on high quality haulage corn silage and baled hay. UW Extension dairy scientists and a Weather segment will speak in two sessions, plus a farmer panel and an Infra-Red Spectrophotometry Mobile Van for on site forage analysis at 8 per sample.
Don Mahr of Boyd leads a novel fund raiser for the Stanley Boyd FFA Alumni. A consignment auction at Chapman Park on Sunday March 20 at 11 59 a m follows years of parish auctions and a milk give away. The event marks a new approach for Wisconsin FFA Alumni chapters.
Gov Earl leads Wisconsin Agriculture Day events at a Polk County farm near Amery on March 21 with a free breakfast, public hearings, and a wide speaker lineup including Assemblyman Harvey Stower and State Sen. James Harsdorf. The Amery Community Club organizes the observance amid Agriculture Week declarations.
An ASCS official told Wisconsin grain dealers that the payment in kind program may idle up to 38 percent of the state's corn acreage. Kieran Powers, state director, projected 24 to 28 percent basic PIK participation and total 35 to 38 percent when combined with idling options. University expert Campbell called the plan reasonable and beneficial for payments and risk reduction.
Wisconsin state representative Steven Brist of Chippewa Falls proposed a bill to designate milk as the official state beverage. He argued a dairy-centered state should have a non alcoholic symbol while noting dairy products contribute over a billion dollars annually to the state economy.
The Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station marks 100 years in 1983 with a March 24 event in the Stock Pavilion at CALS UW Madison. Glenn Pound will give the keynote “X-ray of a Century of Progress,” Gov. Earl will issue a Wisconsin proclamation, and speakers will review a century of progress and future needs. A new film on the station’s 100 years of research will debut. An honorary recognition banquet for four leading state agriculturists will close the day at UW Memorial Union.
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