Berlin and nearby visitations fill weekend social
Rex Tice hosted Berlin callers Monday while Velkko Harju and many residents visited friends in Milwaukee Oshkosh and Chicago. Berlin visitors attended school and church events as F W Carley, Harley Joslin, and others made business calls. A high school football game saw Berlin beat West Bend 7 1. The community noted a birth Dona Jean, and winter hints arrived with early snow in Redgranite.
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Sam Robeck
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Harley Joslin
Fond du Lac
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Gladys Warren
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Albert Johnson
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Crystal Lake
Mildred Evans
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Mary Maldari
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Arden Tice
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Harold Keehn
Rockford
Otto Keehn
George Harvey
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George Thresher
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Chicarro
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Oat feed a substitute when hay supply is low
With several Waushara county farms short on hay for winter feed a substitute gains attention. Gus Bohstedt of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture calls oat feed the most economical option at current prices costing about half to a third the price of hay and cheaper than baled bedding.
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Gus Bohstedt
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Oat feed mixtures offer low cost farm ration options
The article details oat feed products as economical roughage for cattle, horses, and sheep with a protein floor and fiber limit, plus two practical mixtures substituting hay and grain. It notes a 600 lb oat feed blend and a 1000 lb cow ration, stressing low cost under $10 per ton and the potential for improved farm efficiency. It also cites E A Jorgensen on using these rations to cut feed costs and mentions hog slaughter projections tied to feed supply and a forecast of agriculture becoming more businesslike with skilled workers.
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Bolstedt
E. A. Jorgensen
Wisconsin Waterfowl Bag Limits Reduced for Several Species
Wisconsin has reduced daily bag limits for canvasbacks redheads bluebills ringneck duck gadwall and shovelers to ten per day across the kt a species. The daily limit for wild brant is cut from five to four, affecting hunting quotas and seasonal practices.
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