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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1963

Page

9

Value of testing told DHIA program expands on Minnesota farms

Preston Minn Milton Hoberg fills the dairy picture with DHIA data showing 160000 Minnesota cows on DHIA testing across 5900 herds. Average milk 11000 pounds annually and 400 pounds butterfat per cow. Net return to labor about 133 dollars per cow. DHIA growth 35 percent in two years with broader benefits including artificial insemination and electronics processing.

Preston Minn Minnesota Milton Hoberg Fillmore County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Hoberg DHIA

Fillmore 4-H Council Sets 1983 Program

Fillmore County 4-H Council outlines a busy 1983 calendar with January events including a county radio speaking contest on January 12 and a federation meeting January 17. Activities continue through February to April with contests, meetings, and the Play and Music Festival, culminating in summer camps, fairs, and the tri county camp at Whitewater.

Preston, Main Fillmore County Yogi Pusch Town Hall Music and Recreation Institute Rochester Winona Preston Whitewater

Plans for Shepherd's Clinic at Sparta

Complete plans have been made for a Shepherd's clinic in Sparta to begin Tuesday at 12 30 p m at the Equity Livestock barn. Harold Huth says speakers will include Dr A L Pope or Quin Kolb speech specialists University of Wisconsin Vern Felts extension animal geneticist Dr R F E Hall extension veterinarian and Stan Langhoff Equity Lamb Grader and Wisconsin Wool Growers Association member. A four sheep men two county agents panel will discuss Trends of the Sheep Business.

Equity Livestock Barn Sparta Harold Huth la Crosse County A. L. Pope Quin Kolb University of Wisconsin Vern Felts R. FE. Hall Stan Langhoff Equity Wisconsin Wool Growers Association

Farm Calendar January Meetings Across Iowa and Wisconsin

Farm events list upcoming meetings across Waukon La Crosse Sparta and surrounding areas. Sessions include Allamakee Extension Council La Crosse Black and White show committee Shepard's clinic Dairy management and Tri-State Breeders Cooperative annual meeting with respective times and venues.

La Crosse DHIA Reports November Dairy Figures

The La Crosse County Dairy Herd Improvement Cooperative lists 170 herds totaling 5 448 cows tested in November with 28 standard test herds at 1 296 cows. Top producers include Earl Pralle at 1 109 pounds of milk and 42 fat per cow and Violet owned by Earl Pralle at 2 268 pounds of milk and 116 fat.

la Crosse County Philip Schmidt West Salem Western Earl Pralle Bangor Chester Brown Edyth Swarthout Fredrick Nuttelman la Crosse Guernseys Robert Skemp G. Wendorf Miller Holstein Farm Meinking Brothers Violet May Bert Brown Onita Carol Darnella Earl Quackenbush Ernest Roesler Coon Valley Herbert Miller Donald Trocinski Holmen

Certified Seed Means Better Crop

Whitehall Wisconsin seed certfication discussed by Trempealeau County agent Peter Bieri. Certification requires supervision under International Crop Improvement Standards and prior variety recommendation. The blue tag with a red W marks certified seed, indicating adherence to higher seed standards.

Bieri Wisconsin

Milk Records Of Holsteins Are Listed In Vermont Regions

Holstein-Friesian Association lists registered cows with new production records in Coulee Region herds. Lerds Aggie Ormsby produced 15 205 pounds of milk and 532 pounds of fat in 291 days. Mercedes Wis Beets 15 383 pounds milk and 516 fat in 326 days. Almeda Salo Pearl 20 429 milk and 800 fat in 365 days. Jonesway M B Beth 16 605 milk 687 fat in 365 days. Iris 15 828 milk 670 fat in 315 days. Diemere Pabst Regal Ormsby 13 787 milk 628 fat in 335 days. Millers Comecader Burke Ormsby 17 900 milk 733 fat in 305 days.

Brattleboro Holstein - Friesian Association of America Coulee Kathy Aggie Ormsby W. L. Bilgertson Melrose Mercedes Wis Beets Sigurd B. Gundersen West Salem Diemere Pabst Regal Ormsby Jones Millers Comecader Burke Ormsby Millers Holstein Farm la Crosse

Allamakee 4-H Award Night Set in Waukon

The Allamakee County 4-H award night will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Waukon Public High School gym. Lois Clark an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate to Norway will speak and show slides of her experiences.

Waukon Iowa Allamakee County Lois Clark International Farm Norway

Certified Seed Directory for 1963 Ready in Wisconsin

WHITEHALL Wis Trempealeau County farmers are advised by county agent Peter Bieri that the Wisconsin Certified Seed Directory for 1963 is now available.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County Peter Bieri

Jackson 4 H Older Youth Group Elects Officers

Black River Falls Wisconsin Alice Schlegel was elected president of Jackson County Older 4 H Youth Organization at a recent meeting. Other officers include John Davis Merrillan Marian Kopp and Yvonne Kampen with regional representatives Kathy Olson Randall See feldt and Jean Bopp. The group meets monthly and plans 1963 activities focused on recreation and community projects.

Jackson County 4-H John Davis Merrillan Alice Schlegel Black River Falls Marian Kopp Taylor Yvonne Kampen Wis Darrel Apps Kathy Olson Randall Seefeldt Melrose Jean Bopp Alma Center Apps

Chaseburg Co Op Nears 17 Million Pounds Of Milk

Chaseburg Wisconsin creamery reports nearly 17 million pounds of fluid milk and cream processed into cheddar cheese and butter during the year. Cheese production reached 1,733,020 pounds and butter 119,770 pounds. Total dollar volume was 664,773.67 with net earnings of 42,962.37. Herbert Wehling and Lester Kuester were re elected directors.

Chaseburg Wis Chaseburg Cooperative Creamery Co Lyle M. Anderson Herbert Wehling Lester Kuester

Schriver to Speak at Tri-State Co-Op Meet in Wisconsin

Henry Schriv­er, a Ohio farmer and church leader known as a humorist, will address nearly 600 delegates from 28 counties at the Tri-State Breeders Cooperative annual meeting in La Crosse Wisconsin. His talk titled Cows Kids and Co-ops will be delivered at 2 p.m. in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium after a morning session with a women’s program and reports from officers and directors.

Schriver Westby Wis Henry Schriv R. W. Anderson Grafton Ohio Philos English Lutheran Church Opher Rhymster Holy Trinity la Crosse The Cleveland Plain Dealer Sylvia Ann Lee Alice Dairyland Mary FE Sawyer Auditorium

Forage Analysis Emphasized by Wisconsin Extension

Whitehall and Waukon reports stress high quality forage analysis as essential for economical dairy production. Peter Bieri notes soil and forage testing inform lime, fertilizer, and feeding needs. Local feed mills offer low cost forage analysis to aid feeding efficiency and economical rations.

Whitehall Wis Peter Bieri Trempealeau County Waukon Iowa Tee Extension Council Bieri

Houston County Farm Bureau Banquet Planned in Caledonia

The Houston County Farm Bureau will hold its fifth annual banquet at 7 p.m. Monday Jan 28 in St Marys Auditorium Caledonia. Elmer Thies and Mrs Alden Solum are co chairmen Ray Fruechte will be toastmaster Mrs Alfred Albee chairs the program committee and Mar lin Omoth heads the ticket committee Henry Haugland and Mrs Clarence Eikens handle publicity and Mrs Al Huesmann and Mrs Linus Ernster decorate. A guest speaker and entertainment numbers are planned.

Caledonia Minn Houston County Farm Bureau St Mary's Elmer Thies Alden Solum Ray Fruechte Alfred Albee Marlin Omoth Henry Haugland Clarence Eikens al Huesmann Linus Ernster

Hay Quality Guides Dairy Feed Protein Levels

County agent Peter Bieri notes protein in dairy rations depends on roughage quality. High quality early cut hay may need no protein supplement. 10 percent protein from home grown grains often suffices. Large corn silage raises grain protein needs by 2 3 percent. late cut low quality hay requires 15 16 percent protein. Most farmers fall mid range needing 300 400 pounds of high protein feed per ton of corn and oats.

Bieri

Good Case Weather Speeds Tobacco Baling Efforts

VIROQUA Wis Good case weather Thursday and Friday speeds up baling of the 1962 tobacco crop after a slow start. George Nettum says 50 to 60 percent baled by Thursday and predicts completion by weekend if conditions hold. He notes the damp mild spell may boost entries for the Northern Wisconsin Tobacco Exposition in Viroqua on Saturday Jan 12 with a Jan 5 entry deadline.

Viroqua Wis George Nettum Northern Wisconsin Tobacco Pool Nettum

4-H Leader Training Meetings Scheduled in Fillmore County

Three 4-H adult leader training meetings are planned in January and February in Lanesboro Harmony and Wykoff. County Extension Staff will answer questions about projects and activities for the 1963 Fillmore County 4-H Federation year.

Preston Minn Fillmore County Lanesboro Harmony Wykoff

Solids Not Fat Testing Gains Interest on Wisconsin Farms

Wisconsin dairy breeders push SNF testing as public demand shifts toward protein and nutrients. Starkey notes many Holstein breeders will adopt SNF in 1963, with some already testing in Dodge and Fond du Lac counties. TNT blends fat testing with SNF for protein lactose and minerals and may change milk payment schemes once plants offer direct SNF payments. Local DHILA boards plan equipment purchases when demand justifies the cost.

Madison Wisconsin Gene Starkey University of Wisconsin Starkey Dodge Fond du Lac County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Holstein-Friesian Association TNT DHILA

ADA District Meeting Set For Tomah

District 6 of the American Dairy Association of Wisconsin will hold its annual meeting at 10 30 a m Saturday Jan 19 in St Marys Catholic Church Tomah The district covers Jackson Monroe Buffalo La Crosse Trempealeau and Juneau Counties A lunch is served at noon Committeemen and delegates to the state meeting will be elected Nominees include Alvin Kamrath Adolph Kostohryz Dwayne Spurs Carlet Miller Norbert Nutterman Lyle Baumgarten Gerhardt Nilestuen Elmer Larson Arnold Hanson Orville Miller Charles Zepp Donald Sanford Arlin Lee Kenneth Schweiger Kenneth Gilman Henry Errickson.

Madison Wis American Dairy Association of Wisconsin St. Mary's Catholic Church Tomah Jackson Monroe Buffalo la Crosse Trempealeau Juneau ADA Jane Comings ADA of Wisconsin Alvin Kamrath Adolph ‘Kostohryz Black River Falls Dwayne Spurs Elroy Carlet Miller Norbert Nutterman West Salem Lyle L. Baumgarten Gerhardt Nilsestuen

4-H Junior Leaders Set 1963 Plans

VIROQUA Wisconsin American Dairy Association of Wisconsin District 3 holds its annual meeting at Viroqua Lutheran Church on January 18. Reports on 1962 income and expenditures and 1963 dairy product promotional plans will be presented. Jane Comings ADA economist will speak on women’s role. Delegates elected and a slate of nominees will be offered with floor nominations. A noon lunch will be served.

Viroqua Wis American Dairy Association of Wisconsin Viroqua Lutheran Church ADA Jane Comings

Dairy Management Meeting Scheduled in Waukon

WAUKON Iowa fourth M words milk machines mastitis and management will be the subject of a dairy management meeting at 10 a m Tuesday Jan 8 in the Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church Waukon. The meeting is open only to those previously registered.

Sparta Shepherd’s Clinic Equity Livestock Barn Waukon Iowa Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall First Presbyterian Church

District 2 Black and White Show Committee Meets

A committee meeting to plan the 1963 District 2 Black and White Show will be held Monday, Jan. 7, at 1 30 p.m. in the La Crosse County extension office. District includes Buffalo Monroe Trempealeau Jackson Vernon and La Crosse counties.

la Crosse County Harold Huth Buffalo Monroe Trempealeau Jackson Vernon la Crosse

Viroqua Bull Sold to Venezuelan Official

The registered Brown Swiss bull HyCrest Range Finder, owned by Orbec Sherry of Viroqua Wisconsin, was sold to the Minister of Agriculture in Caracas Venezuela, per the National Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association in Beloit.

Viroqua Wis HyCrest Orbec Sherry Minister of Agriculture Caracas Venezuela Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit

Comfortable Housing For Poultry Boosts Profits

Whitehall Wisconsin Trempealeau County 4-H members learn that a profitable winter flock needs a warm dry well ventilated house. Built up litter with straw shavings or dust free material helps absorb moisture. Ventilation, temperature control and lighting timing are essential for 100 hens per small house or larger houses.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County 4-H 4-H Ray Shanklin Shanklin

Farm Classes To Be Formed In Westby Area

Westby Wisconsin Farmers evening classes will be organized at 8 p.m. Tuesday January 8 in the agriculture room of Westby High School. Dale Nestingen will conduct the sessions with the first meeting enrolling farmers. Current trends in agriculture will be discussed and topics chosen for future meetings. Lunch will be served.

Westby Wis Westby High School Dale Nestingen

Wisconsin Farm Participation in Soil Conservation Program

The Wisconsin soil conservation program reports about a quarter of state farms participate through county districts. Nearly 28,000 of 41,000 cooperators have basic conservation plans, per the state soil and water conservation committee.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Wisconsin State Soil and Water Conservation Committee

Maple Clusters Farm Named For Ayrshire Herd

Exclusive use of Maple Cluster as a farm name in registering purebred Ayrshire cattle born in his herd has been officially reserved for Douglas A Heuer, Holmen Wisconsin, by the Ayrshire Breeders Association Brandon Vermont. Heuer's herd is among more than 20 000 Ayrshire herds in the United States, all descended from century old herds in County Ayr Scotland.

Douglas A. Heuer Holmen Wis

4 H Speech Contest Set At Caledonia

Houston County 4 H radio speech contest takes place January 26 at Caledonia City Hall with the topic How Should 4 H Prepare Me For Responsible Citizenship The event serves as a county semifinal leading to district and state finals Winners receive cash and books prizes with amounts listed for state district and county winners Juvenile entrants must be 14 to 21 years old as of January 1 1963 The contest is sponsored by the Minnesota Extension Service and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota with awards provided by the Jewish Council.

Caledonia Minn Houston County Francis Januschka 4-H Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota Jewish Council

Monroe County Junior Leaders plan for 1963

Sparta and To mais meetings planned for Norwalk and Kendall in 1963. Don Davntl new 4 H Club agent met with the executive to map the year including a Bangor High School workshop on January 31 and a sleighride at Norwalk on February 17. Helen Vieregge Norwalk secretary Joyce Vieregge Norwalk and Barbara Nelson treasurer named.

Sparta Wis Monroe County Don Davntl Bangor High School Norwalk Tomai Kendall Joyce Vieregge George Brooks Barbara Nelson

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Fillmore Council Shepherd's Clinic Allamakee la Crosse Dhia Wilmer Hesselberg Inez Wilfred Hundt Elmer Hatz Donald Pertzsch Onalaska Ray Korn Cashton Chaseburg Co-Op Milo G. Knutson Alice In Walter Webrouch Russell Fox Jerome Klos Neilus Larson Extension Council States Meeting Jerseys Stanley W. Peterson Iself ADA District Praem Fonlys
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