Soil erosion called toughest environmental problem
Wisconsin Governor Anthony Earl spoke at a Great Lakes workshop about soil erosion being harder to solve than air or water pollution. He cited 65 million tons of topsoil lost yearly and a worsening trend, urging rural led, education and peer pressure over regulation, plus incentives like Farmland Preservation tax credits.
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Dairy usage climbs 4.8 percent says NDB official
National Dairy Board members hear USDA data showing total U S dairy consumption rose 4.8 percent in the year ending July 1986. Within two years fluid milk and cheese led gains while ice cream rose marginally and cottage cheese slipped. Louis Calcagno cites tough times but pride in progress and hopes for continued gains.
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