Schonschecks build for bright future at Farm Progress Days
The Gordon Schonscheck family hosts a calf and heifer facility at Maple Crest Acres during Farm Progress Days July 16 to 18, showcasing a 32 by 120 foot, 100 head operation west of Oshkosh in Winnebago County. The 385 acre dairy milks about 70 Holsteins with high production and fat, with alfalfa and oats cover crop, corn yields around 130 bushels, as visitors tour the new facility designed for natural ventilation with adjustable eaves and ridge vents.
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Northern Wisconsin Thaws Likely Shower Chance This Week
The extended forecast for the southern half of Wisconsin calls for a chance of showers each day Thursday through Saturday. The National Weather Service in Madison reports highs in the 60s and nightly lows from the mid 40s to the 50s.
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Erosion seen as leading cause of water pollution in U S
A Conserv ation Foundation study warns soil erosion rivals municipal and industrial wastes as the top source of water pollution in the United States. It estimates annual off farm losses near $6 billion, with recreation and reservoir storage costing additional hundreds of millions.
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Lodi Veterinarian Begins Mission Work Among Indians
Dr. Mike Storer of Lodi Veterinary Hospital, after 11 years and three children, leaves his practice and 20 acres to serve as a missionary veterinarian among a 10 000 strong American Indian community in Arizona. He will phase out by June and move July 1 with his wife Debra and three children to establish trust with the sheep-raising Storer Indians, planning a year plus assignment. He trained a new vet to serve hundreds of clients locally. The move aims to share Christian gospel while addressing Indian cultural distrust and spiritual beliefs.
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Lodi Vet Moves to Arizona Missionary Work After July
Dr Michael Storer equine veterinary practitioner from Lodi plans to leave Rose Brothers MiddleTon clients to pursue a rudimentary practice among American Indians in Arizona as a missionary vet after July 1. Russ Vanderboom photo credits.
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