Cost Sharing Grass Plan Expands in Vernon County
Vernon County farmers increasingly adopt grass stand improvement under ACP cost share. The local ASC committee, led by A. G. Sherry, approves about 13 dollars per acre for initial grass establishment, covering roughly half the cost. In two years, 554 farmers joined to protect topsoil reduce runoff and preserve streams and water supplies.
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Viroqua
Wis
A. G. Sherry
Vernon County
Sherry
ASC
Dairy Cattle Congress Set For October
Waterloo Iowa youngsters will show in the junior classes at the National Dairy Cattle Congress with all judging on Saturday. Entries close Oct 1 and prizes range from $5 to $100 with banners for champions. Judging times listed for barrows lambs and steers on Oct 9 and 10 at the 4-H venues.
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Waterloo
Iowa
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Congress
Rath Packing Co
P.O
Steers
Linda Leary Named Area Soils Queen
Linda Leary of Mayville Blue Ribbon Strivers 4-H Club won Area 7 Conservation Queen at Rochester. Contestants from southeastern Minnesota soil and water districts were judged on story and quiz and grooming. Linda will represent 14 districts at the state contest in Waseca on Sept. 17.
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Caledonia
Minn
Linda Leary
Mayville
Rochester
Minnesota
Linda
Waseca
Root River Soil and Water Conservation District Board
Houston County Extension Service
Blue Ribbon Winners at Houston County Fair Listed
Blue ribbons in the junior competition at the Houston County Fair were awarded across Holstein, Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Milking Shorthorn, Ayrshire, Jersey, and All Breeds divisions. Winners include Spencer Olson, Jaclyn Tweeten, Donald Ingvalson, Arlyn Pohlman, Brian Middendorf, Tom Stoltz, Fred Voight, Dale Howard, and many others representing Spring Grove Caledonia and Rushford areas.
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Houston County Fair
Holstein
Calf
Spencer Olson
Jim Solum
Michael Tweeten
Dwight Schoonover
Craig Bergsgaard
Danny Wiste
Michael Wiste
Dean Treangen
Spring Grove
Robert Wiemerslage
Beverly Wiemerslage
Barbara Schuttemeier
Keith Roble
Charles Wiegrefe
John Guillaume
Gerald R. Myhre
Sandra Myhre
Jean Wiegrefe
Gail Albee
Caledonia
Raymond Mark
Houston
Steven Schieber
Janet Albee
Helen Lewis
Cheryl Schauble
Roy Feine
Rushford
Eddie Troendle
Guernsey
Jaclyn Tweeten
Catherine Ingvalson
Alen Knutson
Lynette Myhre
Gerald C
Fordyce Brevig
Steve Klug
Kenny Klug
Bernard Klug
Darren Corey
Jenelle Schultz
Mary Schultz
Arlyn Pohlman
Ayrshire
David Ernster
Mark Ernster
John Ernster
Jersey
Gary Stoltz
Shirley Stoltz
Nancy Stoltz
Kenneth Stoltz
Tom Stoltz
Wisconsin 4H Leader Represents State at National Cooperative Meet
Larry Gjerseth of Alma Center was chosen as one of five outstanding young men to represent Wisconsin at the American Institute of Cooperation conference in Columbia Missouri. The event is the nation’s largest cooperative education meeting and Gjerseth was part of Wisconsin’s Key Leaders Group. His trip was funded by the Production Credit Association of Neillsville. Idaho contains an unknown number of underground caverns.
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Alma Center
Wis
Larry Gjerseth
William Gjerseth
Wisconsin 4H Club Foundation
American Institute of Cooperation
Columbia
AIC
Larry
Wisconsin
Gjerseth
Production Credit Association of
Neillsville
Caledonia Farm Outlook Meeting Planned With Experts
An agricultural outlook meeting for the Caledonia area will be held at the Farmers Livestock Auction Market two miles northeast of Caledonia on Highway 44 Thursday Sept 9 at 8 p m. The program will interpret supply and demand forecast prices and profits with emphasis on cattle and hogs and a cattle class demonstration. Speakers include Kenneth E Thomas Agricultural Economist and Ray Arthaud Livestock Specialist.
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Caledonia
Minn
Farmers Livestock Auction Market
Houston County
Russ Krech
Kenneth E. Thomas
Ray Arthaud
Spring Grove Veterinarian In Tour Group
Spring Grove physician Dr. Roger Bender joins a 48 member delegation selected for a 21 day goodwill tour of Europe and the Soviet Union departing September 1 from Des Moines Airport. The itinerary includes Frankfort Berlin Oslo Moscow Tbilisi Budapest Brussels and Zurich with exchanges to foster international understanding.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Roger Bender
Europe
Soviet Union
Des Moines
Frankfort
West Berlin
Germany
Oslo
Norway
Moscow
Ibilisi
Ussr
Budapest
Hungary
Brussels
Belgium
Zurich
Switzerland
La Crosse Tribune Aug 27 1965 International Relations Note
Report from La Crosse Tribune outlines Friday coverage of standing and relations between the United States and other nations delivered in RFC on August 28. The item highlights diplomatic perspectives and cross border ties affecting policy and public view.
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la Crosse Tribune
RFC
Iowa State Fair Honors Waukon Men
Charles Langland and Bernard King of Waukon Farmers Cooperative Creamery received certificates of merit at the Iowa State Fair educational exhibit in marketing high quality butter cheese and other dairy products.
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Waukon
Iowa
Charles Langland
Bernard King
Waukon Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Junior Champions Named At Houston County Fair
Caledonia Minn Judy Schleich 15 won the grand champion dairy animal overall at the Houston County Fair. Kathy Ingvalson 13 Caledonia earned the reserve overall dairy, while Mary Schultz 18 Houston took senior showmanship with her Brown Swiss cow Taffy. Jaclyn Tweeten Spring Grove claimed junior showman. In sheep, Mark Rud 12 Spring Grove topped with the champion. Jeff Olson Wilmington Gophers showed market lamb. Swine winner was Larry Wagner 17 Caledonia. reserve went to Leroy Wiegrefe. Beef awards saw Linda Leary 16 Caledonia with champion beef heifer. Corrie Leary reserve. John Kinneberg 18 Rushford led champion Hereford steer. reserve went to Terry Leary.
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Houston County Fair
Larry Wagner
Caledonia
LeRoy Wiegrefe
New Albin
Iowa
Mark Rud
Spring Grove
Ene
Mary Schultz
Houston
John Kinneberg
Rushford
Tribune
Mike Schieber
Charles Wiegrefe
Linda Schleich
Judy Schleich
Gail Albee
Janet Albee
Wayne Schauble
Catherine Ingvalson
Robert DeWitt
Kenneth Anderson
Ronald Treendle
Darrel Corey
Jim Solum
Dennis Paulson
Steve Klug
Judy
Brian Middendorf
New Albia
Marion Voight
Linda Leary
Dorrie Leary
Hereford
Jeff Jannsen
Russell Goetzinger
Dale Sherburne
Bob Link
Adeline Dvorak
Hokah
Judy Betz
Dennis Holty
Mabel
Fred Voight
John Ernster
Irvin Schansberg
Danny Wiste
Michael Wiste
Jeff Olson
Anita LaFleur
Dale Howard
Teresa Fossum
Darlene Fossum
Cheryl Gulpranson
Janet Bunge
Dennis Rud
Linda Nerstad
Karen Morey
Helen Voight
Pat McCormick
Ralph Schansberg
Nancy Wilhelm
Janette Wilhelm
Paulette Wilhelm
Minn
Cletus Schleich
Union Clover Blossoms
Kathy Ingvalson
Wilmington Gophers
Glenn Schultz
Silver Creek Rustlers
Jaclyn Tweeten
Spring Grove Hustlers
Gilman Rud
Lawrence Wagner
Bluebirds
Wheatland State Liners
Leary
William Leary
Mayville Blue Ribbon Strivers
Aberdeen Angus
Corrie
Kathy Ingalson
Indrebo Named Head of Trempealeau ASC
WHITEHALL Wis Farmers recently elected to serve as the Trempealeau County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee with Lester Indrebo of Osseo as chairman for a three year term Ernest Severson of Strum as vice chairman for two years Allan R Gilbertson of Arcadia as member for one year Alternates elected were Walter Smich of Independence and Laurel Berg of Osseo New officers will take office Sept 1.
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Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Lester Indrebo
Osseo
Ernest Severson
Strum
Allan R. Gilbertson
Arcadia
Walter Smich
Independence
Laurel Berg
Vernon County Agricultural Committee elects new officers
G Sherry was elected chairman of the Vernon County Agricultural Committee for a three-year term at the county convention. Guy Primmer was named vice chairman for a two-year term and Maurice Midt lien elected a one-year member. Delegates to the convention were community committee officers.
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Vnroqua
Wis
G. Sherry
Vernon County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Guy Primmer
Maurice Midtlien
Trempealeau County Sees Million Tree Planting Push
Henry Anderson of the Wisconsin Conservation Department notes Tree Farm signs on participating farms. He cites one million trees planted in Trempealeau County in 1964 and another million in the current year as part of the woodland management program.
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Woodland Demonstration Site
John Schafner
Highway 35
Galesville
Peter Bich
Whitehall
Trempealeau County
Willie Curtis
la Crosse
U.S. Forest Service
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Robert Roach
Viroqua
Edwin Godel
Alma
Donald Bur
Henry Anderson
Anderson
Wisconsin
Stay Out Of Alfalfa Field Says Wisconsin Expert
Madison A Keep Out sign at Wisconsin alfalfa fields from Sept 1 to Oct 15 would boost forage production and reduce winterkill. Dwayne RohwederUW forage specialist notes fall harvest weakens plants unless a rest period builds cold resistance.
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Madison
Dwayne Rohweder
University of Wisconsin
Winter Dairy Course in Cheese Making at University of Wisconsin
A four week Winter Dairy Course in Cheese Making runs Oct 5 through Nov 19 at University of Wisconsin Madison. It covers cheese making principles milk testing dairy arithmetic sanitation laws and lab sessions on starter making testing and grading cheese. Eligible students may take an exam for a Wisconsin cheese maker license at course end.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Department of Dairy and Food Industries
Babcock Hall
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Planting and Management Notes From Alfalfa Trials
The survey lists five factors affecting alfalfa performance. These include the variety mix planted, location of grass within the alfalfa stand, areas where alfalfa was not harvested in fall, considerations for first-year stands, and sites where manure was not spread over snow in winter.
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Rohweder
Britain's Harbors Explain Ancient Earth Change
Great Britain's many excellent harbors arose from a shift in the earth's surface when the island sank in prehistoric times. The sea then flooded river mouths, creating numerous bays and sheltered anchorages along the coast.
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Britain
Great Britain
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