AMPI and Morning Glory seal merger to form new region
AMPI corporate delegates approve merging with Morning Glory Farms Cooperative to create the Morning Glory Farms Region of AMPI, serving about 12 000 dairy farmer families across eight states. The merged group aims for savings and earnings gains above 3.5 million dollars annually with Shawano as headquarters. Gregory Blaska is slated as merged board president and Jim Kasten will lead the region.
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Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Morning Glory Farms Cooperative, Inc
AMPI
Mid-States
Morning Glory Farms
U.S
Midwest
Wisconsin
John Malcheski
Pulaski
Morning Glory Board
Shawano
Gregory Blaska
Marshall
Jim Kasten
Morning Glory
Dairy stocks mixed as butter and cheese inventories shift
Madison reports U S Cold Stooge figures show butter stocks at 303.3 million pounds up 14.6 percent from August 1985 and down 10.2 percent from July 1986 while government butter rises 14.4 percent from last year. Natural cheese stocks sit at 820.5 million pounds down 4.2 percent from August 1985 and up 0.7 percent from July 1986 with government cheese at 471.2 million pounds. CPI for all goods in August 1986 rises 4.2 percent year over year while dairy products creep 0.3 percent. CME butter grades steady and cheese blocks and barrels edge in Green Bay. Wisconsin milk shipments total 86 loads interstate for week ended Sept 25, with 43 to Florida and 32 to Texas, as production drifts lower.
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U.S
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
National Cheese Exchange
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Marathon DHIA Names Top Herd for 1986
Marathon County Dairy Herd Improvement Association named its top herds for 1986 led by Blairs Park View Farm Abbotsford for butterfat and milk production with 13 cows at 1,000 pounds butterfat. William Heil Marathon had the second butterfat herd while Gerald and Ed Heil Edgar led milk production. Robert Hauke Stratford won most improved herd. Matthiae Dairy Farm Marathon and Ninneman Enterprises Wausau each had eight cows at 1,000 pounds butterfat. Marvin Matthiae Ringle was elected president with Herb Ninnemann Wausau as vice president and Jayne Massop Athens as secretary. Val Bychinski Spencer and Tim Buttke Wausau joined the board of directors.
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Blairs Park View Farm
Abbotsford
William Heil
Marathon
Gerald
Ed Heil
Edgar
Robert Hauke
Stratford
Matthiae Dairy Farm
Ninneman Enterprises
Wausau
Marvin Matthiae
Ringle
Herb Ninnemann
Jayne Massop
Athens
Val Bychinski
Spencer
Tim Buttke
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Missouri
Mississippi
Kentucky
N.H
Ellsworth Hwy
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Menomon
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Marathon County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
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Fox
H&s
Hartje Farm
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Nice
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Berg
Chippewa Falls
Cigan’s
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Badger Sales
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Milton Peterson J. N
North Knowles
Hixton Rcd Construction
Lewis Lewis Silo Co
Durand Ick Komro Sales & Service
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