Wisconsin FFA president Darren Kittleson eyes steady service
Darren Kittleson, 20, president of Wisconsin FFA, will travel about 30,000 miles before June 1987 while splitting time between Madison and state events. He extended his term, served as state vice president, and plans to study dairy science and ag journalism after his busy year.
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Stevens Point
Chicago
Darren
Wisconsin Ffa
Kittleson
FFA
Mount Horeb
George Johnson
University of Wisconsin-Madison
FEA
Department of Public Instruction
Madison
Voag
Wisconsin
American Institute of Cooperation
Earl
Tennessee
AIC
Dairy
Preservation easement guards Wisconsin farm for perpetuity
Dr. Alice Watts, 80, transferred a conservation easement on her 226 acre Dane County farm to the Dane County Natural Heritage Foundation and the American Farmland Trust. The easement preserves prime farmland, wetlands, restored prairie, and a 1000 tree walnut forest near the Capitol, ensuring no development or damaging farming practices.
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Oregon
Dane County Natural Heritage Foundation
American Farmland Trust
Norman Anderson
Dane County
Wisconsin
Waubesa
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State Capitol
Madison
Nebraska native named director of Wisconsin corn and soybean group
Kenton Johannes, a former Leigh Nebraska grain and livestock farmer, was named executive director of the Wisconsin Corn Growers Association and the Wisconsin Soybean Association. He will oversee checkoff funds for the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board and Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board, with independent administration and board approval rights. The move follows an expired federation agreement and includes opening an office in Madison.
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Wisconsin Corn Growers Association
Wisconsin Soybean Association
Kenton Johannes
Leigh
Nebraska
Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board
Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board
Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives
Johannes
Wisconsin Dells
Madison
Wayne Harrison
Elk Mound
American Soybean Development Foundation
ASDF
Ashland Dairy Day Set for September 10 at Ashland Station
Wisconsin farm management agent Steve Bauer urges farmers to plan for either staying in business or exiting, outlining new thinking for dairy operations at the annual Ashland Dairy Day. The event runs 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM at the Ashland Agricultural Research Station west of Ashland on Highway 2, with a free lunch available by calling 715-682-644.
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University of Wisconsin-Extension
Rusk County
Bauer
Ashland
Ashland Agricultural Research Station
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