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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1983
Page
10
Buffalo County Agriculture Committee weighs a bounty as some board members push to control rattlesnakes. DNR wildlife manager says past $5 rewards ended in 1975 and notes swamp rattler is protected, while timber rattlers remain unprotected and can be hunted for skin meat and venom trade.
The Eau Claire County ASCS committee will not require PIK participants to clip weeds if noxious weeds are absent. Noxious species listed are Canadian thistle, leafy spurge and field bind weed. Spot checks of 10 percent will target farms with complaints and those over 246 acres. Penalties include 75 to 180 dollars per acre for unauthorized grazing, harvest or weed cutting failures, and erosion control breaches. Rulings also note state limits on bounties for rattlesnakes and argue marketing timber rattlers rather than paying bounties. The item then shifts to Polk County conservation tillage tours scheduled September 13–14 with farm visits and meeting points in Milltown and Osceola area.
The Wisconsin Senate Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee will hold public hearings September 14 at 10 a.m. in Room 321 Northeast of the state Capitol. Chair Rod Moen of Whitehall said testimony will cover Assembly Joint Resolution 41 condemning the USDA milk assessment, plus bills on milk as state beverage, rattlesnake bounty, Farmland Preservation eligibility, animal health penalties, and land ownership by nonresident aliens. An executive session may be held to consider Governor Earl's appointment of Thomas Braunschreiber to the Pesticide Advisory Board.
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