Rural Wisconsin to study crises in agriculture meet
The fourth annual Rural Wisconsin meeting will be at Kamp Kenwood on the Yellow River near Lake Wissota September 25 26. The theme Crises in American Agriculture guides panel discussions including Farm Crisis moderated by Paul Helgeson with Jim Ziegeweid Arcadia Tom Rau Wheelock Oneida Nation and Juan Morales from La Raza.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Kamp Kenwood
Yellow River
Lake Wissota
Paul Helgeson
State Agriculture Board
Jim Ziegeweid
Arcadia
Tom Rau
Charles Wheelock
The
Oneida Nation
Juan Morales
la Raza
Will Fantle
Eau Claire
Madison Capital Times
Dave Blaska
John Kinsman
Pat Slattery
la Crosse
the Times Review
Celia Lausted
Colfax
Ingolf Vogeler
Uw-Eau Claire
U.S. Agriculture
Garit Tenpas
UW Marshfield Experimental Farm
Rural WWCC loan funds expansion of Trempealeau County cable
Western Wisconsin Communications Cooperative secured a 4.349 million dollar Rural Electrification Administration loan to add 300 miles of lines, extending 13 channel cable TV service to about 3,000 more rural homes and farms in Trempealeau County. The two decade project, first of its kind, aims to serve eight school districts with classroom links and offers HBO as an optional upgrade.
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Western Wisconsin Communications
Rod Moen
Trempealeau County
Western Wisconsin Communications Cooperative
Rural Electrification Administration
United States
Trempealeau Electric Co-op
Moen
Trempealeau
Jackson
WWCC
Moon
Co-Op
Strum
Whitehall
Galesville
Eau Claire
Buffalo
Clark
la Crosse
Trempealeau Rural Electric Cooperative
Meistad
Trempealeau Rec Board
Senator attacks Farmers Union rating of lawmakers
State Sen. Jim Harsdorf denounces Wisconsin Farmers Union president Leland Mulder for rating legislators on farm legislation. He says the method favors party lines and sows partisan division, citing SB 41 and SB 72 as bipartisan in the Senate and omitted from the rating.
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Jim Harsdorf
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Leland Mulder
Wisconsin
WFU
Sen
Tom Harnisch
Neillsville
Assembly
Harsdorf
Senate
WFA
Mulder
Mary Grady
League of Women Voters of Wisconsin
Tim Cullen
Janesville
Township fights county over herbicide spraying in Casey
Washburn County faces a legal clash with the Town of Casey over county forest herbicide use despite a 1980 town resolution. Judge Warren Winton declined a permanent injunction, delaying action as the case heads to Washburn County Circuit Court.
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Washburn County
Casey
Warren Winton
Edwin Fischer
Fischer
Clark County honors top show exhibitors at 4-H sale
More than four hundred people attended the Clark County 4-H and FFA Market Animal Sale awards banquet. Kristin Lindow of Chili won the beef overall. Kim Arnold of Colby and Melanie Horn of Braun 4-H led daily gain and carcass shows respectively. Steve Fischer Beaver Center 4-H topped the sheep. Don Rowley Loyal won swine overall. Barb Vandeberg Granton claimed carcass show champ and Dawn Eibergen Romadka 4-H the live grade title. An organizational meeting for next year is set for September 22 at 8:30 p.m. in Loyal.
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Clark County
Kristin Lindow
Chili
Melanie Horn
Braun 4-H
Steve Fischer
Beaver Center
Don Rowley
Barbara Rollins
Barb Vandeberg
Granton
Dawn Eibergen
PCA
Loyal
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Gerhard Nilesestuen
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Bill Urban
Blair High School
Osseo-Fairchild High School
Pigeon Falls
York
Northfield
Hwy. 53
Allen, Foster
Unity
Dodge
Pine Creek
Centerville
Farmers Home Administration
Atlanta
New York City
WGN
Chicago
Minnesota
PBS
Sys
Washington
America
Gordon Meistad
Trempealeau Rural Electric Co-op
Farmers Union
Beldenville
Pierce County
Bers
Mr. Mulder
Wisconsin Farmers Union Rating
Shell Lake
Trempealeau Aec
Tri-County Telephone Co-op
Ernie Sobotta
Communications Co-Op
Blair
Wsconsin Communications Co-op
Unida
Family Farm Forum
P.O. Box
Madison
Steve Webster
Tom Lamm
Marguerite Donnelly
Ruth Schultz
Kim Arnold
Colby
Amy Horn
Greenwood
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