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Rep. Edming goes to Washington to promote deregulation

On July 16, Rep. James Edming (R-Glen Flora) was part of a delegation of Wisconsin legislators that joined President Donald Trump at the Rollback of Regulations Helping All Americans event on the South Lawn of The White House. This event highlighted the achievements of President Trump’s administration in rolling back burdensome government regulations. “It was a tremendous honor to represent

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Rep. Edming goes to Washington to promote deregulation

On July 16, Rep. James Edming (R-Glen Flora) was part of a delegation of Wisconsin legislators that joined President Donald Trump at the Rollback of Regulations Helping All Americans event on the South Lawn of The White House. This event highlighted the achievements of President Trump’s administration in rolling back burdensome government regulations. “It was a tremendous honor to represent

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Posted on July 29, 2020

2020 USDA-NRCS public conservation virtual meeting announced

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Wisconsin has announced this year, we will be holding one statewide virtual Local Working Group (LWG) meeting with a feedback survey to follow. The virtual meeting will be held August 5, from 10 a.m. to noon. Participants will be able to call into a teleconference line or join audio and video though an internet

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2020 USDA-NRCS public conservation virtual meeting announced

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Wisconsin has announced this year, we will be holding one statewide virtual Local Working Group (LWG) meeting with a feedback survey to follow. The virtual meeting will be held August 5, from 10 a.m. to noon. Participants will be able to call into a teleconference line or join audio and video though an internet

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Posted on July 29, 2020

Pieces come together to make 39th Annual Market Animal Show and Sale a success

When it comes to animal agriculture, there are always chores to be done. This is true regardless of if there is a howling blizzard or a scorching summer heat wave. The animals must be fed, cared for and their areas kept clean. No matter what the season or what other plans people may have in mind, the chores continue. Few people know this better than those who have grown up on farms or tending

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Pieces come together to make 39th Annual Market Animal Show and Sale a success

When it comes to animal agriculture, there are always chores to be done. This is true regardless of if there is a howling blizzard or a scorching summer heat wave. The animals must be fed, cared for and their areas kept clean. No matter what the season or what other plans people may have in mind, the chores continue. Few people know this better than those who have grown up on farms or tending

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Posted on July 29, 2020

Eckert has learned to show lambs from the ground up

Jacob Eckert, 14, is a self-described farm kid. He grew up around dairy cows on his family’s farm and for him it was never a question of if he would show animals at the fair, but what kind of animal he would show. “I wanted to try something different,” Jacob said. Jacob, who will be a sophomore this year at Medford Area Senior High School, has shown sheep for the past seven years.

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Eckert has learned to show lambs from the ground up

Jacob Eckert, 14, is a self-described farm kid. He grew up around dairy cows on his family’s farm and for him it was never a question of if he would show animals at the fair, but what kind of animal he would show. “I wanted to try something different,” Jacob said. Jacob, who will be a sophomore this year at Medford Area Senior High School, has shown sheep for the past seven years.

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Posted on July 29, 2020

Premier offers options for livestock and equipment sales

Premier Livestock and Auctions is a purveyor of high-quality animal stock and farming equipment, whose last sales auction reached out across 16 states and even as far as Canada and Mexico. Available for purchase are dairy cattle, feeder cattle, market cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, and various buggy, race, and draft horses. Each week they sell between 2,000 and 3,000 head of livestock; last year, they

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Premier offers options for livestock and equipment sales

Premier Livestock and Auctions is a purveyor of high-quality animal stock and farming equipment, whose last sales auction reached out across 16 states and even as far as Canada and Mexico. Available for purchase are dairy cattle, feeder cattle, market cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, and various buggy, race, and draft horses. Each week they sell between 2,000 and 3,000 head of livestock; last year, they

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Posted on July 29, 2020

Duellman keeps family tradition going strong

For Tychelle Duellman, 16, showing animals is a family tradition. Duellman is getting ready to enter her junior year at Gilman High School and this is her ninth year showing Hampshire and Yorkshire swine. In addition to showing at the Taylor County Fair and the Market Animal Show and Sale (MASS) program, last year she showed pigs at the Wisconsin State Fair. “My mom showed when she was

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Duellman keeps family tradition going strong

For Tychelle Duellman, 16, showing animals is a family tradition. Duellman is getting ready to enter her junior year at Gilman High School and this is her ninth year showing Hampshire and Yorkshire swine. In addition to showing at the Taylor County Fair and the Market Animal Show and Sale (MASS) program, last year she showed pigs at the Wisconsin State Fair. “My mom showed when she was

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Posted on July 29, 2020

Pinter’s sees new look and continued growth

John and Janet Pinter founded Pinter’s Packing Plant over 60 years ago. The couple began the business in 1957 selling groceries and meat in what was once called the Clover Farm Store. They began making meat in the basement of the store, but their sausage soon became popular and the basement was no longer sufficient. They then purchased and converted an old cheese factory in 1958 but the

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Pinter’s sees new look and continued growth

John and Janet Pinter founded Pinter’s Packing Plant over 60 years ago. The couple began the business in 1957 selling groceries and meat in what was once called the Clover Farm Store. They began making meat in the basement of the store, but their sausage soon became popular and the basement was no longer sufficient. They then purchased and converted an old cheese factory in 1958 but the

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Posted on July 29, 2020

New 4-H educator looks to ‘Make the best better’

Julie Diepenbrock started July 7 as the Taylor County and Price County 4-H educator. She is starting in a challenging time for both the 4-H program and for all youth. Currently 4-H is limited in how they can meet due to COVID-19 restrictions. “We have a five-page report that we have to fill out to have an in-person meeting right now,” she said. Fortunately a lot of the programming has

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New 4-H educator looks to ‘Make the best better’

Julie Diepenbrock started July 7 as the Taylor County and Price County 4-H educator. She is starting in a challenging time for both the 4-H program and for all youth. Currently 4-H is limited in how they can meet due to COVID-19 restrictions. “We have a five-page report that we have to fill out to have an in-person meeting right now,” she said. Fortunately a lot of the programming has

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Posted on July 29, 2020

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Rep. Edming goes to Washington to promote deregulation

Rep. Edming goes to Washington to promote deregulation

2020 USDA-NRCS public conservation virtual meeting announced

2020 USDA-NRCS public conservation virtual meeting announced

Pieces come together to make 39th Annual Market Animal Show and Sale a success

Pieces come together to make 39th Annual Market Animal Show and Sale a success

Eckert has learned to show lambs from the ground up

Eckert has learned to show lambs from the ground up

Premier offers options for livestock and equipment sales

Premier offers options for livestock and equipment sales

Duellman keeps family tradition going strong

Duellman keeps family tradition going strong

Pinter’s sees new look and continued growth

Pinter’s sees new look and continued growth

New 4-H educator looks to ‘Make the best better’

New 4-H educator looks to ‘Make the best better’

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City secures bond financing at .92% for projects

City secures bond financing at .92% for projects

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