Corn deficiency payments near 43 cents per bushel
Farmers who joined the 1984 Feed Grain program will receive deficiency payments on all 1984 corn. Checks are expected in county ASCS offices by mid April and ready for pickup by April 15. The payment estimate sits around 43 cents, with a possible range from 41 to 45 cents, the maximum being 48 cents.
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ASCS
Madison
Kansas City
Washington
Orville
Country Today Farm Show Expands Offerings In 1985
The Country Today hosts its fifth annual western Wisconsin farm show at Dunn County Fairground from April 2 to 4 with free admission and parking. Over 100 exhibitors from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Illinois, plus daily programs by three columnists Rev Sam Robbins Joyce Battcher and Basil Holder, and Alice in Dairyland Cindy Johnson Hesse open the event. Daily prizes include five $100 merchandise awards and a final day $500 prize. space remains limited with a waiting list for new exhibitors and used equipment displays.
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Country Today
Wisconsin
Dunn County Fairground
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Basil Holder
The
Holder
Cindy Johnson Hesse
Oregon
Alice
Dairyland
Miss Hesse
University of Wisconsin- Stout
Menomonie
Spring farm show sets date for best weather and new Case IH tractor
The show coordinator notes a later date to secure ideal spring weather before field work. The arena will display the first Case IH tractor model. Exhibits include hot tubs computers barn siding and manure spreaders. Admission is free with easy access from multiple highways into Menomonie.
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Alexander
Menomonie
Fairground
Elk Mound
Weather outlook brings rain changing to snow this week
National Weather Service forecasters in the Twin Cities predict a storm with rain turning to snow on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures will reach the 30s to 40s with lows in the 20s, then fall into the teens by Saturday.
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National Weather Service
Twin Cities
California dairy groups hear talk of cooperation
Irv Elkin national AMPI president and Polk County dairyman says a mood of willingness to work together surfaced after a Washington meeting of dairy farmers from across the United States. They discussed milk surplus solutions amid the Reagan plan for reducing government price supports and debated price versus production controls among California Florida Midwest groups.
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Irv Elkin
AMPI
United States
Washington, D.C
U.S
Mr. Elkin
Florida
California
Midwest
Washington
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