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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1948

Page

9

Fillmore FB Elects Heads

Preston Minn Special Several hundred farmers attend the annual Fillmore county Farm Bureau meeting in the Preston town hall on December 9. After a business session led by president Hugh Walker directors were elected for three districts. Milton Hoberg county agent gave a brief summary. speaker R A Trovatten praised Minnesota agriculture and the Farm Bureau role in farm legislation. Thirteen resolutions were adopted and will be sent to the state office for the legislature.

Preston Minn Fillmore Selmar Ryan Newburg George Higham Arendahl Henry Ostrom Milton Hoberg R. A. Trovatten Thon Minnesota Farm Bureau

Alma Dairy Plant Leaders Plan Standards Campaign

Alma Wisconsin ALMA dairy plant officials announce a campaign to meet U S Public Health Service standards with 85 percent of local milk rated very high cleanliness 10 percent fair and 5 percent bad Farmers will gain 25 percent more for fluid milk than for manufactured products The Alma plant is rated 90 percent and aims for 100 percent John Taylor district state dairy inspector told patrons of the Alma Dairy Products corporation A P Zepp plant manager noted the campaign and improvements Vice president of the National Ice Cream Mix Association was elected at Atlantic City.

Alma Wis John Taylor Alma Dairy Products Corporation U. S. Public Health Service A. P. Zepp National Ice Cream Mix Association Atlantic City

Elroy Co Op Dairy Names New Manager

William R. Patzwald of Chippewa Falls has been hired as manager of the Elroy Cooperative Dairy. He succeeds Pete Krupp and Dairy Inspector Jim Larson who had handled duties at the plant, while the Clover Leaf dairy operated nearby.

Elroy Wis William R. Patzwald Chippewa Falls Elroy Cooperative Dairy Press Clover Leaf Dairy Pete Krupp Jim Larson

Safety Council Honors Refining Firm for Farm Safety Film

YORK New York The National Safety Council's farm safety conference awarded Sinclair Refining Co for its documentary film The Miracle in Paradise Valley praised for promoting farm safety.

York, N. Y Hfe National Safety Council Sinclair Refining Company Paradise Valley

Calendar of Farm Events for Vernon County and Dorchester Clubs

Calendar listings show a slate of farm and youth group activities in Vernon county and Dorchester. Events include 4 H and Dakota senior club Christmas parties and caroling at local homes, plus the TriState Breeders and Dairy Herd Improvement annual meetings at the Viroqua courthouse with scheduled start times. </s>

Blue Ribbon Dorchester TriState Vernon County Viroqua Courthouse Viroqua Dakota Otto Dobrunz

Allamakee 4-H Committee Meeting Held in WAUKON

The Allamakee county 4-H club committee met at the Farm Bureau office with club assistant Robert Kenny. They planned the coming year and set governing procedures for projects. The county committee will meet every two months. members include Curtis Piggott sir chairman Clem Larkin Paul Selberg Elmer Heitmann Harold Kerndt and Edwin Kirkestue.

Waukon Allamakee Robert Kenny Farm Bureau Kenny Curtis Piggott Clem Larkin Paul Selberg Elmer Heitmann Harold Kerndt Edwin Kirkestue

NE Iowa dairymen hold annual meeting in Decorah

In Decorah at the northeast Iowa creamery operators meeting 300 attended. Paul Pagel, buttermaker of the McGregor Farmers' creamery, placed second in butter exhibits while Mrs. Pagel won first in judging.

Mcgregor Iowa Decorah Paul Pagel McGregor Farmers’ Creamery Pagel

Feeding Sows During Pregnancy Reduces Piglet Loss

Proper sow nutrition during pregnancy lowers piglet mortality and yields strong, thrifty piglets. A good ration supports healthier birth outcomes and better growth, helping farmers maintain productive herds.

Early Fertilizer Buying Hikes Available Supply

Authorities from leading agricultural colleges urge farmers to order commercial fertilizer early and haul it home to boost next spring’s supplies. Wisconsin and Clemson experts warn demand will exceed supply, with higher prices expected in 1949. Swift & Company stresses moving plant foods from storage to farms to maintain steady production.

C. J. Chapman Soils Department Wisconsin College of Agriculture M. C. Rochester Clemson College Cr. T. Princeville Swift and Company Swift

Record Dairy Price Decline Surges Beyond Previous Lows

Wisconsin farm economist N F Hall reported at the extension workers conference that dairy prices dropped sharply over three months, with butter falling from 82 cents to 57 and cheese down 11 to 31 percent from peak. He cites large storage stocks and milk shifting to manufacturing, not income or output changes, and warns of potential further dairy herd declines if the trend continues.

Madison Wis N. F. Hall University of Wisconsin Farm Economist Extension Workers Conference Hall Sally 5 Ag Ao

Advises Taking Care Of Farm Machinery

Storing farm machinery during winter is like putting money in the bank. Rust and weather damage can be minimized if stored in a shed and thoroughly lubricated. Clean dirt and old grease, inspect for repairs, and order parts now to avoid spring delays.

Calvert Distillers Releases New Calvert Reserve Blend

Calvert Distillers Corp announces Season's Best CALVERT RESERVE Biended 86.8 proof five grain neutral spirits. New product from Calvert Distillers in New York City targets premium whiskey and spirit buyers.

Calvert Calvert Distillers Corp New York City

Houston Farmer Wins In DeKalb Contest

SPRING GROVE Minn Special A S Ramstad wins in Houston county in the 11th annual DeKalb five acre corn growing contest. Official yield 132.66 bushels per acre.

Spring Grove Minn A. S. Ramstad Houston County

Severe November egg price jump reported by USDA data

The November egg price break was sharper than last year with UspA reporting prices seven percent above November of 1949 and fewer layers. Better feed and weather boosted production per bird while mid November prices averaged 58.3 cents per dozen in the United States with a 9 cent ten year average. The USDA aims for 405 million potential layers on farms by January 1, 1950, despite a 20 million egg shortfall and a 10 percent spring projection.

Wisconsin de Ce Uspa United States Department of Agriculture Milco USDA

Spring Valley Group Adds Two New Breeds

The Spring Valley Cooperative Breeding association board voted to add milking Shorthorn and Brown Swiss to the breeding service along with Holstein and Guernsey. The Harmony Cooperative Breeding association will also offer this service to farmers in served areas, with vacancies open as Alvin Rogstad enters military service.

Spring Valley Cooperative Breeding Association Board Harmony Cooperative Breeding Association Southern Minnesota Federation Alvin Rogstad

Allamakee 4-Hers Hit Baby Beef 80 Quota

Waukon Iowa Robert Kenny Allamakee county 4 H club assistant announced enrollment goal of 80 baby beeves for 189 has been met. The number is expected to reach almost 160 by the project deadline December 20.

Waukon Robert Kenny Allamakee County

Wisconsin farmers face 1949 with high demand but lower incomes

Economists from the University of Wisconsin outline the 1949 outlook in three parts. They warn that despite high consumer demand and strong livestock prices, farm incomes are expected to fall relative to 1948 as costs rise and production remains steady. A potential earnings drop could occur if the postwar boom wanes or inflation pressures ease slowly. The analysis notes defense and foreign aid spending as a key factor supporting current activity.

Wisconsin Congress Department of Agriculture University of Wisconsin United States Farmers Co

Vernon DHIA Holds County Meeting Speech by Fritz Hendrickson

Vernon DHIA schedules its annual meeting at the Vernon county courthouse in VIROQUA with dairy husbandman Fritz Hendrickson from the college of agriculture as speaker. The session starts at 2 45 p m to avoid conflict with the Tri State Breeders annual meeting that opens at 10 30 a m on the same day.

Tribune Rhode Island Reds la Crosse Poultry Association, Inc George Underwood Custer Park Ted R. Purdy Odebolt la Crosse Viroqua Wis Fritz Hendrickson College of Agriculture Vernon County Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Vernon AAA Post Leader Quits After Fourteen Years

Harold La Ronge resigns after fourteen years as Vernon county AAA head in Viroqua Wisconsin. He will become supervisor of the hail department for the Home Insurance Company of New York in the area agency. Mr and Mrs La Ronge will remain in Viroqua.

Viroqua Wis Harold la Ronge Vernon County Triple A Hail Department The Home Insurance Company of New York Mrs. la Ronge

USDA Funds Egg Washing Survey With Research Grants

The United States Department of Agriculture allocates 10000 from its research fund and another 10000 from the National Egg Products Association to a survey of egg washing procedures and facilities. The goal is to settle questions about proper washing methods with scientific backing.

United States Department of Agriculture National Egg Products Association

Dierauer Elected President Of Farm Short Course

Richard Dierauer of Alma won the presidency of the University of Wisconsin farm short course election. Edward McFarland of Watertown became vice president Donald May of Chicago treasurer William Hatch of Beloit secretary Vernon Bell of Galesville and Charles Neff of Neillsville joined the agri cultural council. Enrollment includes 231 students with entrants from Mexico Ecuador Cuba Sweden Norway and two others from Mondovi Durrand and other Wisconsin towns.

Alma Wis Richard Dierauer Walter Dierauer University of Wisconsin Dierauer Edward McFarland Watertown Donald May Ciio

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