Egg Industry Seeks Farm Bill Shield Against Egg King
United Egg Producers warned that a three foot high canister shaped egg crushing device called the Egg King risks sanitary issues and market disruption as lawmakers moved to strike an outlaw on the California inventor’s machine used in 700 institutional kitchens nationwide. Rep. Robert E. Badham defended private enterprise, saying no health problems have surfaced and Congress should not hinder commercial needs.
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United Egg Producers
California
Robert E. Badham
Calif
Congress
Kreul named ASCS district director for western Wisconsin
Keith Kreul of Fennimore has been hired as ASCS district director for western Wisconsin. A veteran agricultural administrator, he will supervise county supervisors from his Grant County farm. He replaces Bill Dueholm and plans to ensure proper program administration and farmer information under federal rules.
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Fennimore
ASCS
Wisconsin
Mr. Kreul
Farmers Home Administration
Grant County
Sen
Richard Kreul
Government Agency
Fmha
The
American Legion
John
James
Kreul
Bill Dueholm
Dueholm
Dick Webb
Douglas
Ashland
Bayfield
Iron
Sawyer
Snyder leaves Holstein post
Mike Snyder resigns as general manager of the Wisconsin Holstein Association effective November 1 to run Snyder Hager sales from Baraboo. The new firm will assist dairymen with private treaty sales, consignments, dispersals, fire selection, cattle merchandising, and advertising, with Snyder aiming to do more cattle judging from an independent base. Snyder led the association for five years after a nine year tenure with the National Holstein Association in Vermont and Marshfield, Wisconsin.
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Mike Snyder
Wisconsin Holstein Association
Snyder
Baraboo
Snyder- Hager Sales
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Group
National Holstein Association
Vermont
Marshfield
Wis
Planning for retirement with Social Security in 1985
Social Security marks its 50th year and offers options for retirement. Benefits vary by age, with 65 as full, early retirement at 62 reduced, and delayed retirement increasing benefits until age 70. You can work and still receive some benefits, Medicare starts at 65, and tax rules provide partial relief. Seek guidance at a Social Security office and request the leaflet Thinking About Retiring.
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eAge
Medicare
Robert Perry
Osseo
Wis
Robert
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