Butz urges U S to compete in world food market
Former Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz told Sauk County farmers that the world population will rise dramatically, requiring the United States to double food production. He urged removing old domestic policies, expanding corn belt advantages, and lowering price supports to boost global competitiveness.
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Farm-Aid concert to be carried by many stations
Wisconsin radio stations WGEE Green Bay WWQM-FM Madison WBCS-FM Milwaukee WXYQ Stevens Point WDEZ-FM Wausau join Farm-Aid coverage. Minnesota Iowa Illinois stations also carry the program with multiple markets listed. WAXX Eau Claire will air farmer comment segments. Toll free pledge line 1-800-FARM AID will be used for donations.
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Apple crop outlook in Door County unsettled yet promising
Wisconsin apple growers report a mixed season with improved color and early ripening in northern regions, but hail damage in places and deer losses on young trees. Door County, home to 40 percent of state orchards, expects an average to good year, not a bumper crop, with harvest aimed for late September.
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Wisconsin dairy referendum approval boosts national promo drive
Chic Russell of Shullsburg, one of six Wisconsin farmers on the 36 member National Dairy Promotion and Research Board, says the referendum's approval signals progress and more promotion to regain dairy’s share of the consumer dollar. The board plans new and expanded campaigns for cheese and fluid milk, with emphasis on Swiss, mozzarella, and cheddar. Russell notes a 3 percent rise in commercial dairy sales and fluid milk consumption, while prices remain down. He confirms willingness to serve another term. Wisconsin colleagues on the board include Don Haldeman, John Malcheski, Audrey Sickinger, Jerry Sipple, and Dan Rodenkirch.
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Kewauskum
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