Judicial conservation stand off over destroying wild hemp plants
The US Agriculture Department funds a pilot program to eradicate marijuana producing wild hemp in ten Midwest states. Conservationists fear loss of top upland game cover as farmers may rely on selective hoeing and herbicides instead of mass spraying.
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Bear Price herd DHIA records highlight three cows
Three Registered Brown Swiss cows on Dr. Nathan E. Bear and James W. Price Sugar Valley Farms in Brodhead have completed official DHIA production records. The cows Norvie Silason's Blue Bonnet Sugar Valley Fruu Dusk and Sugar Valley Moonlight De De achieved high 305 day lactations leading to recognition by the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeder's Association of America.
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Dry August extends third straight year in Wisconsin
Farm reporters report August drought continues in Wisconsin with soil moisture low since April in southern districts. Corn remains in good development though southern blight shows rising infection. oats harvesting advances with over a third completed, southern farmers largely done while northern progress lags.
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Record corn crop forecast eclipses prior highs
The Agriculture Department projects a 5.34 billion bushel 1971 corn crop, up nearly a third from 1970, with state yields including Iowa 97.09 and Indiana 85.0 bushels per acre. The report notes blight risks ahead and details other crops and regional harvests across Illinois Michigan Minnesota and South Dakota. Ward on oats soybeans and hay asks rain for soybeans and mentions cherry and potato market notes as harvest continues. Goose hunting permits open in Wisconsin with Sept 11 deadline and new licenses required. Windbreak study finds older dense belts cause snow to blow off fields and reduce moisture.
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Pollution abatement orders issued to 37 in Rock River basin
The Department of Natural Resources issued pollution abatement orders to 37 municipal and industrial entities in the Rock River drainage area. The Madison district must reduce BOD by at least 95 percent at Nine Springs by Jan 1 1974. Hartland and Elkhorn must remove at least 85 percent of phosphorus to protect lakes Nagawicka and Delavan. Additional orders target multiple cities, towns, plants, and companies including Wisconsin Power and Light, Afton Plant, Plymouth Sanitary District 1, and several others. An additional 51 orders cover the Wolf River Basin across 11 counties. Unemployment claims rose to 41 240 from 39 567.
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