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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1950

Page

9

Houston 4H Livestock Show Honors and Auction Sale

Houston county won the grand champion 4H herdsmanship award at the Junior Livestock show. Carl Solie placed in the red ribbon group for hogs while Verdayne Ganrud earned a purple ribbon in hogs. A Chester White hog sold at auction for 50 cents a pound to Land O Lakes creameries. Several youths earned red and white ribbons across beef and hog divisions, including Carrol Anderson Ronald Myhre Bernard Feldmeier Caroljean Hempstead Charles Peterson Sigurd Anderson Orivile Otterness Harold Jenson Harlyn Johnsrud Fern Thillen and John Thillen.

Houston County Arles Peterson Spring Grove Ae Ronald Myhre Robert Deters Caledonia Verdayne Ganrud Chester White Land O'Lakes Creameries Carrol Anderson Ronald Myhre Bernard Feldmeier Caroljean Hempstead Charles Peterson Sigurd Anderson Carl Solie

Co-Op Adds Two New Sires To Service

The Tri-State Breeders' cooperative recently put two new sires into service. Holstein Pabst Roamer Arthene H-44 is four years old with offspring yielding 20 881 pounds milk and 802 fat in 365 days, from a top line including Wisconsin Admiral Burke Lad. Jersey Pinnacle Favorite Standard J-26 is six years old. his first eight three year old daughters are expected to average over pounds of fat with 6.0 test in 305 days.

Tri-State Breeders’ Cooperative Pabst Roamer Ollie Della Wisconsin Admiral Burke Lad Pieterje Ormsby Moore Lad Della Pabst Cascade Brampton Norman Pinnacle Brampton Jolly Brampton Pink Norma Oxford

Whitehall FFA Elects New Officers in 1960

Whitehall Wisconsin the local FFA chapter elected new officers Kenneth Giese as president Ronald ope as vice president Thompson as secretary Henry ate as treasurer and Donald Hanson as reporter. The article notes U S soil erosion yearly loss totaling about three billion tons from farm land.

Whitehall Wis Kenneth Giese Future Farm On America White Ronald Ope Y Thompson Henry Ate Donald Hanson U. S

La Crosse Plowing Champ to Represent County Next Year

On October 26 a La Crosse County plowing champion will be chosen at Kilmer Gaarder farm near Holmen. The Holmen Commercial Club backs the event with extension and soil conservation service help. Entrants are limited to one tractor per brand with up to nine in a full field, starting at 1 pm. The program includes plowing, woodlot management demos, and seed bed preparation for spring sowing. If rain, the contest moves to October 31.

la Crosse County Kilmer Gaarder Holmen Holmen Commercial Club Extension Service Soil Conservation Service He Gaarder Farm

Glasgow-Hardies Creek Exhibit Winners Named

Glasgow-Hardies Creek held its 34th annual fair at the Glasgow school with hundreds attending. The day featured a pupil baseball game, schoolchild and elder exhibits, a noon dinner, and an open-air concert by the Galesville band. Judges named winners in men and women’s exhibits with Mrs. Dewey Baardseth reporting 193 exhibits by 23 women.

Galesville Wis Glasgow-Hardies Creek Glasgow Donald Siedschlag

Farm Event Calendar Highlights Local Exhibits and Demos

Calendar items list farm bureau demonstrations and meetings across Trempealeau Winona and Monroe regions with details on locations times and host farms. The article also praises winners in an annual community fair with names of participants and prize categories in crops flowers and crafts.

Wisconsin corn yields fall sharply after early frost

Wisconsin reports averaging 40 bushels per acre for corn, 10 bushels below last year, with frost arriving in late August and September 24. Much of the crop frozen or unripe will be used early, while oats, barley, hay and potatoes show good yields including a record 195 bushels per acre for potatoes.

Wisconsin United States Departments of Agriculture

Blair Vocational Agriculture Class Opens For Adults

The first adult farmer class of the year will meet in Blair high school's agricultural room on Thursday October 19 at 8. The session led by Car Penno vocational agricultural instructor aims to enroll at least 10 farmers with two hour sessions and potential for more. Attendance is open to all adult farmers 25 years or older.

Blair Wis Car . Penno Blair High Archie Auchmiller Fn Rmer Training School

Night Agric Classes At Black River Falls High School

Leo W. Gross kreutz agriculture instructor will start evening meetings for farmers and farm boys at the high school tire rooms in Black River Falls on Tuesday Oct 17 at 8 pm. All interested are invited and an interesting program is planned.

Black River Falls Wis Leo W. Grosskreutz Black River Falls High School Tire Rooms

Tips for Storing Apples Through Winter Months

University of Wisconsin horticulturist Dr. L Kruehner offers storage guidance for surplus home apple crops. Late varieties store well from late September to January or February in basement or root cellar with proper air circulation and moisture. Bruised or diseased apples spoil quickly. suitable late winter and early spring varieties include Jonathan Red Delicious Golden Delicious Northern Spy Salome and Northwestern Greening.

L. Kruehner University of Wisconsin McIntosh Cortland Macoun Wealthy Kuehner

Dairy Plant Inspections Deadline Near for Milk Deliverers

Nov 15 marks the first farm inspection deadline for dairy plants and their authorized fieldmen. The move supports milk quality and counseling with producers, with many operators already finished and others advancing, while a few still have work to complete within the month.

Legrid

FHA Units To Attend Rally

Whitehall Future Homemakers of America chapter prepares to host the annual rally on Tuesday October 17. Girls from 11 high schools including Blair Taylor Arcadia Mondovi Osseo Independence Augusta Strum Eleva Alma Gilmanton and Hixton will attend Mary Wood local president will preside at the all day meeting.

Whitehall Wis Whitehall Future Homemakers of America Blair, Taylor Arcadia Mondovi Osseo Independence Augusta Strum-Eleva Alma Gilmanton Hixton Mary Wood

Soil Service Inaugurated For Tobacco Growers

The University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture offers a soil testing service for tobacco growers. The test covers pH, phosphorus, potassium, and chlorine with a $1.75 per sample fee. Samples should come from the top six inches of 8 to 10 spots, dried, bagged, and mailed to Tobacco Investigations, Madison.

University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Larry Davis la Crosse County Tobacco Investigations Department of Horticulture College of Agriculture Madison Wis

Spud Exhibit Slated At UW

Growers retailers wholesalers and equipment makers will join a three day potato industry exhibition at the University of Wisconsin titled Wisconsin potatoes from harvest to market. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Potato Growers association with sales organizations and regional groups in the south and midwest. A harvest film will be shown. The exhibit is in T-17 of the new university building.

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Potato Growers Association Midwest University “Dai

Milk regulation hearings set for November 13

Three hearings announced by D N Mc Dowell director of the state department of agriculture will consider proposed changes to two milk rules. Dates and cities Madison Eau Claire Appleton November 1 2 3 at 10 a m. each. The grade A milk and cream standards would be rewritten to regulate intrastate movement and prevent mislabeling. The vitaminized milk order would expand to all fluid milk products and cover fortification with other vitamins and minerals.

D. N. McDowell State Department of Agriculture Madison State Capitol Eau Claire Court House Appleton County Court House McDowell Department of Agriculture State Board of Health

Houston DHIA Reports Average 24.4 Butterfat in September

Houston County DHIA records show 528 cows with 96 dry, producing 24.4 pounds butterfat per cow for September. High producer was Julius Ernster's grade Holstein at 74.1 pounds. top 10 herds listed by owner and breed totals with multiple dry cases.

Houston County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Norbert Wilkes Julius Ernster Walter Vaaler Jerome Frank George Deters Hilary Allen Cletus Roble and Bissen Hempstead and Sons Frank McNelly Reuben Anderson

Sunflowers Grown in Northern Wisconsin for Silage

Northern Wisconsin farmers cultivate sunflowers to produce silage fodder. The crop supports livestock feed in the region's agricultural system.

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