Dairymen Leave Production Amid Falling Herds and Rising Demand
A Wisconsin Department of Agriculture report shows one third of former dairymen sold milk cows for economic reasons while labor costs, feed shortages, age, and personal factors drove many from the industry. About a quarter of farms have more than 50 acres, with vast variation in size and assets across the United States.
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Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
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Local political candidates listed for Lawrence area
The OCR fragment shows names William R. Meairs R from Lawrence Kansas Levi W. Daniels R and Lloyd Weibel with Donald L. Landis, indicating a slate of Republican candidates in the Lawrence area. The text is incomplete and lacks context or office details.
June Dairy Month 1967 Milking Parade For Dairy Industry
June Dairy Month marks the 31st annual nationwide salute to dairy with government, agriculture and business leaders joining the dairy industry. The observance promotes dairy foods year round and features contests, parades, and dairy princess pageants across the nation.
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