Tax court upholds breeding farm as business but trims losses
In Stuckey v Commissioner the Tax Court ruled a 15.2 acre Ohio breeding operation was a business despite losses. It allowed about 5 500 dollars of deductions from roughly 18 000 claimed, citing insufficient substantiation and the need to separate personal from business expenses.
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IRS
Ohio
Iowa
Tax Court
Stuckey
May Horse Calendar Featuring County 4-H Events and Shows
A May calendar lists county 4-H horse project meetings and a series of shows clinics and demonstrations across Wisconsin. Events include UW River Falls lab farm sessions, Lakeshore Technical Institute clinic, St Croix Riders show, Wild Bill's Riders, Mrotek Stables sale, and Red Cedar Saddle show with a horse pull, plus Pierce County open show. Contacts include Mary Jo Wynveen, Dianne Myers, Carol Ellsworth, Chris Libby, Betty Colburn, Joyce Pearson, and Nancy Hanisch with local phone numbers.
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St. Croix
Saddle Club
Hwy 63 & N
Mary Jo Wynveen
Albertville
Blue Ribbon
Dianne Myers
Carol Ellsworth
Mrotek Stables
Hayward
Pierce County
Pierce County Fairgrounds
Joyce Pearson
Nancy Hanisch
NASDA urges USDA to census horses nationwide at 1982 meeting
The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture passed a resolution urging the USDA to organize a comprehensive nationwide census of the horse industry. Introduced by Dean Pridgeon of Michigan, the measure cites rapid industry growth and the need for an economic data base to guide support and development.
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National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
USDA
NASDA
Dean Pridgeon
Michigan
Hosiery as Horse Hair Net Prompts Cautious Trial
A reader suggests using cut toe panty hose as a neck net to tame horse manes for shows. The writer says the fabric trains the mane to lie flat and tears away if snagged, though horsemen have not yet tested the device. Readers may send more horse care hints to The Country Today.
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Eau Claire
Neillsville Plans Mid July Professional Rodeo
Neillsville officials announce a two day professional rodeo July 16 and 17 at the Clark County fair grounds. Co chairmen Terry Becker and Don Mary say 80 head of stock will compete for pro rodeo points and prizes with riders from across the country. A smaller rodeo drew 3000 spectators last year.
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Neillsville
Terry Becker
Don Mary
Barnes Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Clark County Fairgrounds
Early spring vaccination urged to prevent sleeping sickness in horses
Dr. Don Bosman of the state agriculture department urges horse owners to vaccinate in early spring to maximize protection against viral encephalitis spread by mosquitoes. The disease has no proven cure, with about 25 percent mortality. initial two dose series 3 to 8 weeks apart, followed by annual boosters. If signs appear, call a vet. blood tests measure antibody levels for diagnosis.
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Don Bosman
State Agriculture Department
Bosman
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