Fighting neighbor's weeds call the town chairman
Wisconsin law requires landowners to cut three designated noxious weeds before seeding. Local units enforce the rule, with town chairmen empowered to appoint weed cutters after five days notice. Costs may be billed to landowners or added to property taxes. discrimination is prohibited.
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Noxious weed rules hinge on local officials in Wisconsin
A town chairman cannot order one landowner to clear weeds on another’s property while neglecting his own. If a neighbor is unsatisfied, they may file a complaint against the weeded land and have the district attorney prosecute. Local enforcement rests with town chairmen and county agents lack enforcement power.
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Butter and cheese output fall in July report
USDA data show butter production declined 13 percent from June and 10 percent from July last year, totaling about 73.7 million pounds after roughly 84.7 million in June and 81.8 million a year earlier. Cheese production slipped 11 percent from June but rose 6 percent from July 1977, at about 297 million pounds.
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State stations extend air time in Wisconsin region
West central Wisconsin listeners in Menomonie La Crosse and Wausau gain two extra hours of daily air time. On Sept 1 northern and central state stations began broadcasting from 7 a.m. to midnight, replacing the former 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. schedule. The three stations operate on the FM dial.
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