Serious soybean pest may enter Wisconsin
A Minnesota plant pathologist warns the soybean cyst nematode, a severe U.S. pest, could reach Wisconsin in years or be present already. He notes infestations cause 30 to 80 percent losses in other states and spreads via soil on equipment. Wisconsin officials say no confirmed cases yet but monitor fields and test rotations for host crops and resistance.
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Breeders Plan Photo Session for Dairy Cattle
The St. Croix County Holstein Breeders Association will hire a professional dairy photographer for county dairymen. Farmers can contact Dean Doornink in Baldwin at 684 3414 to arrange sessions in mid November. Costs vary by number of animals and prints. All cattle breeds will be photographed.
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