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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1952

Page

11

Alma Center Hosts Day-Long Strawberry Institute

About 75 growers attended the Alma Center Fruit Growers Co operative event featuring sessions on cultural practices fertilization weed control and marketing. Speakers stressed better packing earlier deliveries and expanding frozen fruit markets to stabilize prices and reduce retailer losses.

Alma Center Conrad L. Kuehner Frank Gilbert Sturgeon Bay Earl Wade H. E. Halliday State Department of Agriculture John

Tremplo Calves Assigned to Trempealeau County Youths

Trempealeau County 4 H and FFA members were assigned 12 Guernsey calves at the Whitehall Courthouse by officials from the Guernsey Breeders Association in a third annual calf raising program. Bulls and heifers were allocated from multiple area breeders for training and showing at the county fair and possibly the state fair with sale planned next fall.

Trempealeau County Guernsey Breeders Association Whitehall Miles McKeeth Galesville Wendell Halderson Trempealeau County FFA Guernsey Breeders Association Carl Penno Blair la Crosse Vernon

Allamakee DHIA Holds Annual Meet with Elections

Two Allamakee County Dairy Herd Improvement Associations met at the county extension office. Floyd Arnold spoke on record keeping and feeding management. Association 1 elected Dave Flage president, George Hexom vice president, Gerald Stevn secretary treasurer, and Fred Miller and Walter Foels directors. Association 2 elected Paul Pushal president, Ed Leath vice president, Willard Goeke secretary treasurer, Harva Miller and James Collins directors. Supervisors Allen Goeke and Curtis Hoffman gave reports. Goeke kept his role with Association 1 while Hoffman resigned.

Allamakee County Floyd Arnold Dairy Extension Service DHIA Dave Flage George Hexom Gerald Stevn Fred Miller Walter Foels Paul Pushal Ed Leath Willard Goeke Harva Miller James Collins Allen Goeke Curtis Hoffman Goeke Association 1 Hoffman

Four Objectives Listed To Make Corn More Profitable

James Mann of Spencer Chemical Company with the University of Wisconsin spoke to about 35 La Crosse farmers at the Vocational School. He outlined four objectives for profitable corn growing, estimated per acre costs totaling 44.93 dollars, and showed a 50 bushel yield at 1.60 dollars per bushel yielding 35 dollars profit, rising to 47.66 dollars with a fertilizer boost to 65 bushels even if price falls to 1.40 dollars.

James Mann Madison Spencer Chemical Company University of Wisconsin la Crosse Mann

Chipmunk Coulee Homemakers Plan April Meeting

Chipmunk Coulee Homemakers met at the Herbert Schroeder home with Mrs. John Priede assisting. They discussed the lesson of the month fruit in the diet and the dessert luncheon led by Mrs. Floyd McAlear. The club voted to contribute to the Easter seal fund and set April meeting at Mrs. Armin Bendel's home.

Chipmunk Coulee Herbert Schroeder John Priede Floyd McAlear Armin Bendel

Farm Income Drops Sharply

The Wisconsin markets division notes in February that the USDA prices received index fell about 4 percent to 24 points below the 1951 level while prices paid climbed to a new high, widening the gap between farm income and costs. Net farm income in 1951 reached 14.9 billion, but purchasing power dropped to levels below 1942–48.

Wisconsin Department of Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA

USDA Sees Record Cattle Numbers Ahead in 1952

Economists at the USDA forecast new record cattle on American farms in 1952 after a rise of six million since 1948. Beef cattle lead expansions while milk cow numbers stay steady and young dairy stock grows modestly. Slaughter remains down with 1951 slaughter at a low since 1943.

United States Department of Agriculture

Guernsey Sale Average Drops at La Crosse County Event

In the 37th annual La Crosse County Guernsey Breeders sale at West Salem, 58 head sold for 14 572 dollars average 251 per animal. Bulls dominated lots with 23 head and several under service age. Top price was 425 for a young bull from Raymond Domaszek Amherst Junction bought by Vernon Pfaff Mindoro.

la Crosse County Guernsey Breeders Association West Salem Guernsey Raymond Domaszek Amherst Junction Wis Vernon Clifford Herbert Ettrick C. D. Griswold Wern Farms Waukesha George E. Sorenson Omaha Neb Alvin Kohner Alvin Miller Russell Schroeder

Farm Events Calendar Snapshot Across Wisconsin

Calendar lists events from April 1 to April 8 across Trempealeau Crawford and Allamakee counties. Activities include farm institute Forestry demonstrations bee keeping drama contest 4-H meetings and a Mayo Civic Auditorium show. Meetings occur at Blair Whitehall Prairie du Chien and Vineyard Coulee School with times from 8 p.m. to 1 p.m.

Crawford Gays Mills Allamakee County Len Probert Union Prairie Township Trempealeau County Blair High School Mayo Civic Auditorium Rochester Minn Crawford County Vineyard Coulee School Prairie du Chien

Dormant Pruning Guidelines From Orrin Turnquist Extension

The Extension at University Farm St Paul provides pruning reminders for fruit and shade trees. Prune while dormant until mid April with proper tools, shaping shade trees to keep natural form, removing interfering lower branches, and smoothing cuts. For fruit trees remove water sprouts, eliminate narrow forks, avoid crossing branches, and select wide angled framework branches. Grapes need heavy pruning to about 40 buds, with one side arm on each wire. Also notes soil testing to gauge fertilizer needs.

Trempealeau 4-H Announces One Act Play Contest

In Whitehall Wisconsin Trempealeau County clubs will present one act plays on April 3 at 8 p.m. Club Agent Ray Shanklin reports five entries have been received. Prizes of 7 5 and 3 dollars will be awarded and the county winner may enter a district contest later in spring.

Whitehall Wis Trempealeau County Ray Shanklin

4 H'ers Vote Exchange Fund VIROQUA Wisconsin

Vernon County 4 H leaders meet in Viroqua March 20 to set a five cent per member contribution to the International Farm Youth Exchange and to schedule events. Two leaders will be sent with partial expense coverage. a drama contest is planned in Viroqua April 15 and Westby April 18 with finals April 30, proceeds to Vernon Memorial Hospital.

Viroqua Wis Vernon County International Farm Youth Exchange Recreation Leaders Wausau Embarass Westby Vernon Memorial Hospital Lester Glewen Upham Woods la Farge Glewen Ed Baker

La Crosse County Farm Bureau hits 100 member goal

A La Crosse County Farm Bureau membership drive reached its 100 new member target in 26 hours at a West Salem windup. Leader totals list Fritz Schroeder and Wilmer Hesselberg with eight, Dave Elliott and Levi Craig with seven, Dick Evans and Niedfeldt with five, while Estel Pilgrim cited broad county teamwork and urged farmers to boost public understanding of food prices and agriculture.

la Crosse County Farm Bureau West Salem Wisconsin James C. Green Wisconsin Farm Bureau Estel Pilgrim FBI Pilgrim Fritz Schroeder Wilmer Hesselberg Dave Elliott Levi Craig Dick Evans Niedfeldt Green

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