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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
9
La Crosse County ASC community committee elections will be held in the third week of September with mail ballots sent to eligible voters. Ballots must be returned by Sept 16. counting occurs Sept 2 at 9 30 a.m. in public at the county office.
Frost-free weather in the weeks ahead will assure Wisconsin a bountiful corn harvest. Last week's hot weather brought corn to maturity in most areas. Central and southern farmers need about two weeks frost-free, northern areas three weeks, for full development. Sunny dry conditions aided harvesting of hay oats tobacco and vegetables.
Richland Center Wisconsin hosts the first state graded dairy sale of the year at Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Market on Wednesday Sept 11 at p.m. A grader from the State Department of Agriculture will be present, part of a voluntary industry program.
Vernon County Wis ASCS committee mails ballots for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community committee elections. Nominees listed by town include Bergen Clark Leven doski and others. voters will elect three regular members and two alternates per committee.
Dr Kenneth D Carlson an organic chemist at the U S Department of Agriculture Northern Regional Research Laboratory Peoria will present two papers on crambe seed at the American Chemical Society meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey Sept 8 13 He studies identifying deleterious components to use crambe meal in animal feeds He is a West Salem native and La Crosse State University and UW Madison graduate with five brothers and a wife Diana Cope Carlson
The ninth annual Great Northern Guernsey Classic Sale will be held Monday September 9 at the West Salem Sales Pavilion starting at 12:30 p.m. Forty head of cows and spring heifers plus younger calves will be auctioned. consignors from Wisconsin and Minnesota include Eldred Clift Viola Edward J. Ellis Estate Eastman Clayton Hansen New Lisbon Moseley family Hixton Nuttelman West Salem Oines Alaska Galesville Pralle Purdy Tomah Theige Westby.
Honey appears in ice cream infants fed foods cookies and breads wound care facial packs hand lotions anti freeze mixtures tobacco and golf ball centers. It highlights honey as a versatile product used in foods cosmetics and industrial applications today.
The Agriculture Department announces 1968 crop corn loan and purchase rates will average $1.05 per bushel nationwide. Rates in nearly all areas rose by one cent to support the national average, aligning all corn prices with the $1.05 level.
A paid notice from Citizens for Aspin lists Marie Post secretary in Milwaukee Wisconsin as the contact for the campaign.
Frank E. Oberholtzer, 66, and Lyle A. Oberholtzer, 68, farm on Brice Prairie and plant a two acre sunflower seed patch. They plan to expand to 40 acres next year, aiming to market birdseed and oil with hopes for a La Crosse elevator.
The La Crosse County Holstein Breeders sponsor a grade Holstein bred heifer or young springing cow sale at the West Salem Sales Pavilion on Monday Sept 30. Breeders from La Crosse County or surrounding areas may consign. Contact Philip Johnson or Ron Hoyer or the La Crosse County Extension for details.
Wisconsin fall field management for alfalfa red clover and birdsfoot trefoil affects winter survival. Do not cut after early September to build root energy. lateOctober harvest risks northern areas. Moderate grazing or green chopping aids snow catch and survival. topdress early September with recommended fertilizer and ensure adequate potash for winter hardiness.
A crossword style list featuring clues and answers across a range of topics. Includes marine terms, animal names, languages, and historical references with entries like Rosa, Assam silkworm, and Roman emperors.
Professors T. W. Tibbitts and Bur dean Struckmeyer and former student Kenneth Olson will receive the Marion W Meadows award at the American Society for Horticultural Science meeting in Davis for their study of tipburn a browning lettuce disease.
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