Wisconsin public reforms stall amid pension and highway clash
Wisconsin legislators stall a broad government reorganization as bills to restructure state boards and the highway commission fail to gain votes. Democrats and Republicans clash over pensions and tax and public service changes while hearings begin on new tax measures and a securities bureau shift. The paper industry seeks to block rate hikes, farm trucking gains passage, and a mystery investigation into state hospitals is proposed alongside debates on city pension codes and university band travel funding.
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Bonduel-Tilleda D H I A Report Highlights Milk Output
The average production of three high herds is shown. Charles Holm, a mixed Guernsey herd, produced 1,007 pounds milk with a 4.7 test and 47.4 pounds butterfat. Art Hoeft, combining Guernsey and Holstein, yielded 1,004 pounds milk, 4.45 test, and 44.2 pounds butterfat. R H Bueler, a Jersey herd, produced 816 pounds milk, 5.35 test, and 44 pounds butterfat. Cows producing 40 pounds of butterfat or more are noted.
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Carl Diem
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Charles Holm
Guernsey
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Pickle Demand Drives Record Homegrown Produce Figures
Ronald Robertson of Fieldman notes the US would need about eight million bushels of cucumbers to satisfy a year’s pickle appetite. He adds 287 billion wooden matches were made in the United States last year, equating to about 2 300 per person. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Government officials predict fruit sector growth this year
Government officials say the frozen fruit business will likely grow more than frozen vegetables, with peaches driving the rise this year, signaling a stronger market for frozen fruit products.
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