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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1948

Page

9

Farmers Field Day At State Station Madison June 30

More than 5,000 farmers are expected to attend the annual Farmers Field Day at the state agricultural experiment station in Madison on Wednesday June 30. The midsummer gathering allows visitors to compare small grain varieties before harvest and inspect nurseries housing hundreds of varieties for plant breeding. Exhibits cover disease controls seeding practices malting and milling research soils livestock pollination and agricultural engineering. Homemakers displays focus on moth control home gardens poultry with lectures and discussions on home research.

Madison Dean I. L. Baldwin State Agricultural Experiment Station

Farm Bureau Women Plan 1949 Program Across Iowa

The Allamakee county Farm Bureau Women’s committee sets 1949 rules requiring voting members to belong to the Farm Bureau. Each county designates one voting delegate. Goals include stronger support for state school aid immunization laws full time home economist in every county and continuing the scholarship fund. A nine member planning committee outlined the program for discussion and adoption.

Farm Bureau Allamakee County Farm Bureau Women's Committee Will Krumme Allamakee County Farm Bureau Women's Farm Bureau Women's Scholarship Fund Iowa

Dairy Cattle Need Shade in Hot Weather

University of Wisconsin dairy specialist George Werner urges shade for dairy cows during heat to maintain milk production. Cows work harder to stay cool when temperatures exceed 80 degrees, reducing output. shade should be near water or high pasture spots, built with poles woven wire roof and cover material. An alternative is moving cows to a darkened barn during the hottest part of the day.

George Werner University of Wisconsin Werner

Corn Borer Control Meeting Near West Salem

An agricultural meeting on Tuesday at the George Gensch farm three and a half miles southwest of West Salem will begin at 1 30 p m. E H Fisher from the college of agriculture will teach egg mass counting to gauge infestation and hatch timing for control. Demonstrations include DDT ground spraying and plane dusting.

George Gensch West Salem E. H. Fisher College of Agriculture Ed Witt Tri- City Starr Valley Seachester

Allamakee Farm Picnic Draws Crowds

A large crowd attended the Allamakee county Farm Bureau picnic at Waukon City Park on Sunday June 20. The program followed a 1 p m picnic dinner and featured a community sing by Clarence Wilson a Europe tour talks by Iowa Farm Bureau federation organizer Vernon Feuerhelm readings by Cecil Cook and a Farm Bureau insurance talk by Horace Clark with Lyal Mitchell presiding as chairman.

Allamakee County Farm Bureau Waukon Clarence Wilson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Europe Iowa Farmers Vernon Feuerhelm Cecil Cook Farm Bureau Insurance Horace Clark Lyal Mitchell Allamakee

Iowa Holds Field Day at Howard County Farm

Iowa State extension officials announce the first of two field days at the Howard county experimental farm on July 16. The program includes a tiling machine in operation and soil observations, a noon address by Dean H. H. Kildee, and afternoon tours of small grain varieties and fertilizer trials. The farm sits midway between Cresco and Riceville on highway 9.

Iowa State College Howard County Fred O'Riley Allamakee County Iowa State College Extension Agronomist H. Meldrum H. H. Kildee Iowa State Cresco Riceville

Predict Less Meat In 1948

U S department economists forecast tighter meat supplies in 1948 with about ten percent fewer cattle on farms and ranches fewer cows on hand smaller calf hog and lamb crops and thus less lamb pork and beef than in 1947.

U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S

Farm Bureau Local Meeting In Ettrick Wisconsin

About 100 people attended the Ettrick local Trempealeau County Farm Bureau meeting at the Ettrick Community hall. Tim Maine showcased the film Seeds of Destiny about European child hunger. Orville Mahlum urged cooperation for friendship food for the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Grace Cedsma of Abrahams Coulee was introduced. Miss Oedesma, La Crosse State Teachers College graduate, was chosen to attend the Midwest training school in St Paul June 27 to 30 to train for rural youth program organization for youths aged 17 to 28. Trempealeau County has 660 4 H club members. Oedsma will teach the Wayside school next term.

Ettrick Wis Trempealeau Oecedsma la Crosse State Teachers College Midwest Lowry Hotel St. Paul Farm Bureau Trempealeau County Mahlum Oedsma

Farm Co-Ops Get Bank Aid

James E. Wells of the farm credit administration notes 43 federated cooperatives financed by banks support 5 483 local associations. Some 2 400 000 farming families belong to these cooperatives, expanding bank reach beyond visible numbers. Federated co-ops are owned by two or more local farmers' associations including grain elevators creameries packing houses poultry and livestock groups.

James E. Wells Cooperative Bank Commissioner The Farm Credit Administration Wells

Continue 4-H Girls Record Program in Wisconsin

The 26th year national 4-H girls record awards program continues in Wisconsin to encourage housekeeping and managerial skills. Awards include gold-filled medals, Chicago club congress trips, and $200 college scholarships with over $15,000 awarded to national winners since inception. last Wisconsin state winner was Mary Alice Burcalow of Bruce. 67 county medal winners in 1947. county agents to provide full information.

Wisconsin Chicago Mary Alice Burcalow Bruce

Grass silage gains ground in dairy herds demonstration

Grass silage is rapidly gaining favor in dairy feed as 100 La Crosse and Monroe county farmers attend a demonstration at the Clarence Johnson farm near Bangor Frry. Agriculture specialists Berge Burcalow and Werner outlined equipment, moisture, cutting, and cost benefits with on farm silage packing shown by the Johnsons.

la Crosse Monroe County Clarence Johnson Bangor Frry College of Agriculture Orrin Berge Vic Burcalow George Werner Clarence Bernie Johnson Berge L. A. Davis Werner Burcalow Barcalow

Butterfat Up 25 Pounds Per Cow in Houston County Dairy Herd

The Houston county Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports a 25 pound rise in butterfat per cow in its second year. Average farmer gain on 20 cows equals 500 pounds butterfat valued at $21,000. 40 percent of 166 culled cows were low production. Top herds include Ernster, Balen, Hempstead and Son, and Anderson. Officers listed include Bissen president and Hanson ex-officio.

Houston County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Francis Cunningham Association Cunningham Julius Ernster Matthew Balen Hempstead and Son Lawrence Anderson Rueben Anderson Martin Schroeder Ted DeWitt Cletus Schleich Ore Klug Hillary Allen Frank Mccay George Bissen Colleran and Linus Ernster Frank McNelly Wayne Hanson

Represent Allamakee County at Iowa Farm Bureau Women Meet

WAUKON Ia Mrs William Krumme chairwoman of the women s work and Mrs John Martins represented Allamakee county at the annual Farm Bureau women leaders meeting in Des Moines last week Every county in the state was represented and heard a program under the state federation s auspices

Waukon William Krumme John Martins Allamakee County Farm Bureau Women Leaders Des Moines

Calendar Of Farm Events June 29 to July 12

List of 4-H, dairy, clothing, judging, and field meetings across Wisconsin communities from June 29 to July 12. Events include corn borer control at George Gensch farm west of West Salem, farm tours, soil conservation tours in Monroe and Sparta, and 4-H judging school and demonstrations at multiple locales. Includes times, venues, and host families such as Roy Casberg, Ervin Nuttleman, and Virgil Koch.

Three Sows Farrow 37 Cross Bred Pigs

SPRING VALLEY Minn. County supervisor G E McMillen on a call to Paul Steen farm found three sows had farrowed 37 cross bred pigs this spring and all but one had been saved.

Spring Valley Minn Paul Steen Here G. E. McMillen Farm Home Administration Steen

Caledonians Sell Brown Swiss Bull in Caledonia Deal

Caledonia Minnesota breeders Cletus Schleich and E Burtness sold Captain's Dagwood a Brown Swiss bull No 89538 to Earl Sabathe of Preston. The sale was announced locally by the Caledonia breeders.

Caledonia Minn Cletus Schleich E. Burtness Captain’s Dagwood Earl Sabathe Preston

Monroe County Reaches 500th Farm Soil Plan

Monroe Conservation Service marks its 500th complete soil conservation farm plan in Sparta Wisconsin with Jesse Kanable’s Greenfield town farm. Plan includes contour strips rotation and pasture renewal to protect fertility. O Connell and Lund note continued farmer interest and free conservation guidance ahead of fall plowing.

Sparta Wis Monroe County Soil Conservation District Jesse Kanable Greenfield F.J Pat) O’connell Duance Lund U. S. Soil Conservation Service Kanable O’connell O'Connell

Dairy Project Meetings Set for 4-H Members

Three dairy project meetings are scheduled Friday for 4-H members seeking calf care instruction. Glen Vergeront of the college of agriculture will conduct sessions at Roy Casberg farm near Holmen 10:30 a.m., Richard Gilster farm near West Salem 1:30 p.m., and George Schmitz farm near the East-West junction 3:30 p.m. A judging and showmanship contest will wrap the day at 8 p.m. on Ervin Nuttleman farm southwest of West Salem.

University of Wisconsin West Hill Farm Madison Monroe County Sparta Henry Broders Tomah Roy Casberg Holmen Richard Gilster West Salem George Schmitz Ervin Nuttleman Henry Waltemath Wyeville Virgil Koch Fred Vanderwort Dairy Project 4-H Club Glen Vergeront Extension Dairyman The College of Agriculture la Crosse County

Fillmore Tourism Highlights Soil Conservation Efforts

Fillmore district supervisors led sixty east Fillmore farmers and business leaders on a Whitewater valley tour to inspect soil erosion damage. Later they visited Gilmore Valley in Winona to view a project where all farmers cooperate in soil conservation. Forty farmers toured La Crosse experimental farm.

Preston Minn East Fillmore Whitewater Valley Gilmore Valley Winona la Crosse Ast

Bangor 4-H Show Tops La Crosse County Flowers

Billy Kapanke wins sweepstake with 239 points at the Bangor club exhibition in Bangor Wisconsin. Gloria Chapiewsky follows with 199 points as a top competitor amid 127 entries showcasing cut garden and wild flowers across classes from miniatures to centerpieces.

Bangor Wis Billy Kapanke Bangor — Club Gloria Chapiewsky Bangor Club John Gilsdorf Milton Jones Mona Gale Zabel la Crosse County Bangor 4-H Club Milo Jones Julia Hatz Harry Dove Gertrude Gershen John Meyer Frederick Kapanke Donna Ray Schroeder Grace Roberts Otto Hansen Bee Bangor

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