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Country Today

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Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1987

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Wisconsin farmers worry as drought lingers in northwest

In western, northwestern, and north central Wisconsin farmers face persistent dryness despite early planting and high growing degree days. May rainfall remains well below normal with topsoil moisture scarce, hindering hay first cutting by Memorial Day. Eau Claire reports only about 1.4 inches of rain since April, far under average, fueling concerns for 1987 crop prospects.

Wisconsin Wisconsin Agricultural Reporting Service North Central Eau Claire Eau Claire County

World's largest potato germplasm center at Sturgeon Bay

At the SR-1 Potato Introduction Station near Sturgeon Bay, the world’s largest potato germplasm bank preserves about 200 wild and cultivated species. Project leader Dr. Bob Haneman and assistant manager John Bamberg explain the collection’s role in introducing, preserving, classifying, distributing, and evaluating potato germplasm for global breeding efforts.

Sturgeon Bay University of Wisconsin Peninsular John Bamberg University of Wisconsin Mr. Bamberg Bamberg UW Peninsular Experiment Station

Weather Forecast Snippet Lacks Clear Details

A garbled forecast fragment mentions Saturday conditions with mid seventies temperatures, possible cooling, and cloudy skies. No clear locations, times, or precise values are discernible from the text.

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Bankers see short term farm stability

A Norwest Corp survey of 800 Upper Midwest bankers finds fewer farm failures and lower problem farm loans, with positive cash flow for crop farmers due to subsidies. Land prices stabilize and livestock profits rise, but a major turnaround is not expected and subsidy cuts could reverse gains.

Upper Midwest Sung Won Sohn Norwest Corp Sohn

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