Trempealeau County calf tops sale in Eau Claire event
The seventh annual Stars of Tomorrow calf sale in Eau Claire attracted 31 Holstein calves averaging $1,093, well below prior highs. Top lot sold for $2,500 to Carol Stahlbusch of Eau Claire, a Sept 15 1981 calf consigned by Trempealeau County Health Care Center. Auctioneer Tom Morris of Deronda oversaw the event which drew a full crowd after foul weather the night before.
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Provin Mtn
Ivanhoe Jewel
Stars of Tomorrow
Eau Claire County Holstein Breeders
Carol Stahlbusch
Trempealeau County
Robert Tollefson
Ron Stanek
Sale
Dave Bohlinger
Eau Claire
Trempealeau County Health Care Center
Whitehall
Rt. 5
Tremco Vista Grande Beauty
Tom Morris
Deronda
Co op Leader Hofstad To Speak At Eau Claire Meeting
Ralph Hofstad president of Land O Lakes Inc will be the featured speaker at the Eau Claire County Association of Cooperatives spring meeting set for 8 pm April 5 at the Holiday Inn. He will discuss the future role of cooperatives mergers and related issues. Reservations by April 1 to Jeanette Stabenow or Marvin Barneson. $8 per person for family style dinner.
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Ralph Hofstad
Land O’ Lakes Inc
Eau Claire County Association of Cooperatives
Holiday Inn
Mr. Hofstad
Eau Claire County
Jeanette Stabenow
Marvin Barneson
Five Wis. citizens to be honored by UW Madison ag college
The UW Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences will honor Vincent Drendel Keith Hawks Eugene Meyer Adin Reynolds and Vernon Schultz at a March 30 honorary recognition banquet in Memorial Union Great Hall. More than 300 have been recognized since 1909. Tickets are $8 and available from county extension offices or John Skinner UW Madison.
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Wisconsin
Uw-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
Leo M. Walsh
Memorial Union
Keith Hawks
Green Bay
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Hawks
Wisconsin Agricultural and Life Sciences Alumni Association
UW Farm and Industry
John Skinner
Department of Poultry Science
Uw-Madison
Madison
Wisconsin earns top Stage III brucellosis free rating for hogs
State veterinarian Willis Lyle announced that Wisconsin has achieved Stage III, the highest designation from the USDA, reflecting full compliance with brucellosis control in swine and no known infections. Other Stage III states include California, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, and several others. Stage I and II levels cover testing, quarantine, and herd management. Dr. Lyle urged producers to remain vigilant and report suspected cases to veterinarians or officials.
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Willis Lyle
Wisconsin
USDA
California
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
Puerto Rico
The
Virgin Islands
Lyle
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West Central Wisconsin Breed Association
Stanek
Indianhead Holsteins
Barron
Bob
Karen Schauf
Ken Jackson
Ski-Hi Bootmark
Quebec
Anton Czech
Gilman
Terry Anderson
Holmen
Uw-Madison Ag College
Vincent Drendel
Evansville
Rock County
Wisconsin Soybean Association
Drendel
UW Agronomists
Eugene Meyer
Fort Atkinson
Hoard’s Dairyman
U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center
Meyer
Adin Reynolds
Aniwa
Shawano County
U.S
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds Sugar Bush Inc
United States
eVernon Schultz
Manitowoc
American Dairy Association of Wisconsin
Schultz
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Farmer
State Agriculture Department
Mill Center
State Bank
Kathy Larsen
Old Mill Center
Agricultural Service Department
Glenn Shields
Jean Olson
Betty Davis
Debbie Worthington
Margaret Barton
Community State Bank
Hwy. 12
Menards
P.O. Box
FDIC
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