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Newspaper

Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1985

Page

3

Homestead Farm gains state milk lead after Pat’s return

Harold Igl and family of Homestead Farm Inc. credit Pat Igl’s homecoming for enabling three-times-a-day milking that boosted herd production in 1984. The 86 cows produced 25,334 pounds of milk, 876 pounds fat, and 782 pounds protein, while the herd led in milk and protein output.

Pat Harold Igl Homestead Farm Inc Mr. Igl Rudy, Tony Rudy Cathy Tony Mr. Igg

Igls Milk Herd Optimizes Health and Production Methods

The Igls describe their approach to dairy farming focusing on udder health and mastitis control. They reduce somatic cell counts with three-times-daily milking, six machines, and targeted hygiene. They use DHIA monitoring and CMT paddles, replace antibiotics with Impro, and cull carefully to maintain herd quality and profitability.

Igls DHIA Mr. Igl

Polk County Farmers Object to Manure Structure Ordinance

Grant and Violet Wright testified against the new county ordinance at a conservation committee hearing. They urged uniform regulation for all manure handling structures, not just earthen ones, arguing concrete and metal lined facilities can fail if not properly managed.

Polk Grant Violet Wright Polk County County Conservation Committee Grant Wright Amery Lily Lake Wright

Polk County adopts earthen waste pit ordinance in wake of nearby failures

Polk County cements an earthen animal waste storage ordinance declaring malfunctioning pits a nuisance and health risk. New pits require a $41 county permit. fines can reach 200 dollars per day if a pit fails to meet Soil Conservation Service standards. Existing pits are exempt, though malfunctions remain regulated. Local farmers defend unlined whey aided pits as effective, with opponents citing liability and safety concerns. The article also notes an ASCS Feed Grain Program signup deadline extended to April 1 and anticipated deficiency payments.

Polk County Soil Conservation Service ASCS

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Son Homestead Antigo Mary Ellen Igl Igl California Mr. Igle Impro Jeff Lyon Wrights Wilson St. Croix County Mrs Wright Jeff Timmons Polk County Land Conservation Committee Barron County SCS Mr. Wright Eau Claire Kevin Hagen
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