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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

11

Blair's David Quarne Nominated for National FFA Degree

Blair Wisconsin resident David Quarne son of Arnold and ______ Quarne is nominated as a candidate for the American Farmer Degree by the Wisconsin Future Farmers Association certifying committee. He is one of 15 statewide nominees with final approval by the National FFA. If approved he will receive the degree and a monetary award at the national convention in Kansas City Missouri in October.

Blair Wis David Quarne Arnold Quarne Wisconsin Future Farmers Association David Wisconsin Blair High School Arden Hardie Washington National Association Quarne Kansas City Blair Area Bennie Quarne Reynolds Coulee

Second Member of Family Receives Wisconsin Farmer Degree

Donald Ruedy of Bangor Wisconsin became the second member of his family to receive the State Farmer’s degree at the Wisconsin Future Farmers convention this year. His brother Ronald earned the award two years earlier. Donald owns purebred Holsteins beef steers and swine and has served as Bangor High School FFA vice president and will be president next year. His mother attended the convention for the honors presentation.

Bangor Wis Donald Ruedy Alice Ruedy R. J. Bangor Wisconsin Future Farmers Convention Ronald Donald Bangor High School

Youth Seminar Set by Wisconsin Electric Cooperatives

Electric Cooperatives of Wisconsin will sponsor a youth seminar June 21 24 at River Falls State College. Guest lecturers include John A Baker assistant secretary of agriculture USDA Norman M Clapp administrator Rural Electrification Administration and Wallace H Mehlberg national director of the conservation and land use division of USDA.

Madison Wis Electric Cooperatives of Wisconsin River Falls State College John A. Baker

Nitrogen Poisoning Emerges as New Cattle Threat

UW agronomists Dale Smith and Julian Lund warn that alfalfa heavily fertilized with nitrogen can reach dangerous nitrate levels, especially in early growth stages. Tests show alfalfa can reach 1 percent nitrate vegetative and .24 percent in bad stages, while birdsfoot trefoil remains below danger even under high nitrogen.

Madison University of Wisconsin Smith Sund

Dreier Wins State Honor For Program

Norwalk Wisconsin Glen Dreier son of Mr and Mrs Edward Dreier of R 1 Norwalk and Brookwood Future Farmers chapter member won the FFA Section II farming program award at the state convention in Green Lake He previously won state junior honors and received a 35 prize He owns 20 registered Holstein cattle two grade cows joint ownership in three more Holsteins two bulls and over 80 Corriedale and Hampshire sheep He has shown dairy and sheep at county and state fairs His program also earned third in the state Dairy Farming Award and first in the Section II Holstein Friesian Award Brookwood FFA members Robert Walker and Owen Schumacher received State Farmer Degrees Delegates Mike Neumann and Bob Buchholz served as chapter leaders.

Norwalk Wis Glen Dreier Edward Dreier R. 1 Brookwood Future Farmers Chapter FFA Green Lake Glen Corriedale Hampshires Kenosha Brookwood Ffa Robert Walker George Walker R. 2 Owen Schumacher Wilfred Schumacher Mike Neumann Bob Buchholz

Surveys Begin for Crooked Creek Watershed Unit 1

The Soil Conservation Service surveys final plans for Unit No. 1 of Crooked Creek Watershed in Caledonia Minnesota. Detailed tests include flood retarding structure reviews deep soil borings and rock formation checks to ensure proper dam compaction and safety. Surveys will take several weeks before final construction plans are drafted.

Caledonia Minn Soil Conservation Service Crooked Creek

Contour Strips Expand Across Houston County Farms

Houston County in Minnesota covers 65 551 acres of contour strips per conservationist Harold Dineen. This spring 862 additional acres were added as farmers continue soil saving practices. The ASC notes that farms able to crop in 1965 may have strips laid out with cost sharing and soil conservation service guidance available for layout and planting.

Caledonia Minn Houston County Harold Dineen Dineen ASC Soil Conservation Service

Soil Saving Structures Completed in Root River District

In Caledonia Minnesota three pond projects a detention dam and a gully control structure have been finished by the Root River Soil and Water Conservation District. Ponds serve Ray Davey Glenn Bangs Ted Espelien and the Fitzpatrick Brothers with Bangs and Espelien using plastic liners. Detention dam for Ed Colsch aids gully control and a gully structure for John Kennedy includes a waterway inside the feature. Cost sharing came from the county ASCS with technical services by the Soil Conservation Service.

Caledonia Minn Root River Soil John Kennedy South Fork County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Soil Conservation Service

Farmer Has Long Day in the United States

A survey notes that US farm workers log long hours with an average workday of 10.6 hours. The data highlight demanding schedules across agricultural sectors and regional patterns in farming labor.

U. S

Allamakee Farmers Show Soil Saving Progress

Allamakee County farmers report strong spring gains in soil and water conservation led by James F. Barnes SCS unit. Trees planted total 82,300 with 20 miles of terraces and 786 acres contour strip cropping and 1,403 acres contour farming with sod buffers.

Waukon Iowa Allamakee County James F. Barnes Soil Conservation Service Allamakee County Soil Conservation District Barnes Ray Falleck U.S. Soil Conservation Service W. A. Edwards Decorah

Angus Field Day Attracts 532 Delegates and Prizes

CALEDONIA Minn The fourth and final Minnesota Junior Angus field day at the Bill Leary farm drew 532 attendees Winners in judging included Julie Miller Mabel Mary Jean Burke Blooming Prairie Dale Green Castalia Iowa Joe Schieber Caledonia Mike Carlson Rushford and Greg Schoh Dorchester Iowa Activities covered showmanship clipping tattooing and judging directed by Dean Hurlbut Vern Kerchberger and Bob Jacobs with Minnesota junior association officers The event closed with a bull parade The Leary herd comprises about 100 cows of Eileenmere and Rosedale breeding.

Caledonia Minn Minnesota Bill Leary Julie Miller Mabel Mary Jean Burke Blooming Prairie Dale Green Castalia Iowa Joe Schieber Mike Carlson Rushford Greg Schoh Dorchester Dean Hurlbut St. Joseph American Angus Association Vern H. Kerchberger Sioux Falls Bob Jacobs University of Minnesota Minnesota Junior Association Leary

Blair students earn State Farmer Degree at state convention

Ronald Rude and Robert Twesme of Blair High School received the State Farmer Degree from the Future Farmers of America at the state convention. Also at the event were Jon Wangen and Gerald Legue, with advisor Glen Pickering. Twesme plans River Falls State College. Rude will attend Eau Claire State College.

Blair Wis Ronald Rude Robert Twesme Future Farmers of America Jon Wangen Gerald Legue Glen Pickering Blair Ffa Twesme Rude River Falls State College Eau Claire State College Lloyd Twesmel Rolf Rude

Four 4-H Older Youth Camp Attendees Named

Connie Hoem Janet Matejka and David Curran of Taylor Wisconsin attended the 4-H Older Youth Camp in Wausau Wisconsin last week. Twenty two youths from Trempealeau and Jackson Counties traveled by bus to Wausau among participants from six counties.

Taylor Wis Connie ‘Hoem Janet Matejka David Curran Wausau

Wisconsin Junior Angus Field Day Teaches Beef Herd Quality

Lyle Haring of the American Angus Association explains ideal traits for registered Angus cattle at a Mindoro Wisconsin field day. The event includes demos on carcass value by cut, fitting and grooming for show, ear tattooing, and a judging contest.

Lyle Haring American Angus Association Wisconsin Junior Angus Association Mindoro Gordon Radcliffe Burton Radcliffe Tribune

Twilight meeting of Jackson County Holstein Breeders at Michels farm

Jackson County Holstein Breeders will hold a twilight meeting at 8 p m Tuesday June 23 at Francis Michels farm southwest of Alma Center. UW dairy specialist George Werner will speak on milk and milk products. Attendees will judge three classes of Holstein cows and heifers for prizes from local businesses. Dairy salads invited and judged. ice cream and lunch provided by 4 H club.

Black River Falls Wis Jackson County Francis Michels Alma Center George Werner University of Wisconsin

Pedretti Heads Wisconsin Angus Association

Bernardo Pedretti an Angus breeder from near Prairie du Chien Wisconsin was elected president of the Wisconsin Angus Association at the Lancaster meeting and banquet attended by over 150. He succeeds retiring Argyle Skolas of Westby with new officers Pipkorn Harris Nusbaum Draheim Retzlaff and Adelhoven among others.

Lancaster Wis Bernardo Pedretti Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Martin Pipkorn Mequon Parmley Harris Mineral Point Dave Nusbaum DePere Rex Draheim Johnson Creek John Retzlaff Green Bay Don Adelhoven Bloomington

Fifteen 4-H Members to Attend State Junior Leadership Conference

Fifteen Houston County youths will represent their clubs at the 44th State 4-H Junior Leadership Conference June 23 to 26. Delegates from Money Creek to Badger include Karen Ask, Adeline Dvorjak, Kay Forschler, Teresa Fossum, Kathryn Holm, Catherine Horihan, Sharon Poppe, Dianne Welke, Jackie Stemper, Dale Feine, John Kinneberg, Roger Pohlman, Craig Roble, Sheldon Swenson, and Ben Lind. Leonard Harkness, state 4-H club leader, says about 750 junior leaders statewide will attend at the State Fair Grounds and the University of Minnesota campus.

Caledonia Minn Houston County University of Minnesota St. Paul Karen Ask Money Creek Livewires Adeline Dvorjak Mayville Blue Ribbon Strivers Kay Forschler Brownsville Busy Bees Teresa Fossum Newhouse Norsemen Kathryn Holm Black Hammer Swift Scooters Catherine Horihan Hokah Champion Workers Sharon Poppe Cushion Peak Echoes Dianne Welke Hokah Chiefs Jackie Stemper Caledonia Champion Racers Dale Feine Northwest Prospectors John Kinneberg Ferndale Ramblers Roger Pohlman Jefferson Jets Craig Roble Portland Prairie Sheldon Swenson Houston Vikings Ben Lind Badger Wonder Workers Minnesota Leonard Harkness

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