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MADISON, Wis. - World Dairy
Expo, the world’s premier trade
show for dairy farmers, will be
held Oct. 1 through 5 at the Dane
County Exposition Center in
Madison, Wis. The show, the
largest of its kind and international
in scope, is entering its third
decade of service to the dairy farm
family. “Although a 20th an
niversary is a time to look back
and reflect on past successes, we
are instead working to make the
1986 edition of World Daipr Expo
the best ever and continuing with
quality programming and exhibits
to educate and inform America’s
dairy farmers,” says Brad Rugg,
World Dairy Expo’s Executive
Vice President.
Plans for the 20th Annual World
Dairy Expo feature nearly 400
commercial exhibitors displaying
the latest available dairy farm
technology, products and services.
Dairy experts are scheduled three
times daily Wednesday through
Saturday in the Education Tent.
Timely and informative speakers
will address day to day farm
management needs such as
feeding and health care for good
replacement heifers, preventative
techniques for calf scours and
mastitis, record-keeping systems
and tips for raising top quality
forage.
A motivational speaker will talk
about the dairy future; state and
national dairy promotion board
representatives will discuss “How
wisely is your advertising dollar
being spent?”, and a panel of in
dustry experts will offer their
predictions on where the dairy
industry is headed over the course
of the next decade. The line-up of
expert presentations will conclude
with the timely question, “What
did the whole herd buyout ac
complish?”
The dairy cow herself is the core
of World Dairy Expo. More than
1,600 head of show cattle from
North America will be competing.
Expo will host the Central National
shows for the Ayrshire, Brown
Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein and
Milking Shorthorn breeds and the
Midwest Regional Jersey Show.
Youth from across the United
States will travel to Expo to par
ticipate in National 4-H, In
tercollegiate and FFA dairy cattle
judging contests and junior
showmanship contests.
An informative ladies program,
the craft forum, is also a popular
segment of World Dairy Expo.
Craft and food demonstrations,
style shows and informative and
entertaining programming fill out
the daily schedule for this ever
growing show attraction. A wide
variety of handcrafted items will
be offered for sale by craft
exhibitors and unique dairy
related souvenir items are
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Also scheduled for the 1986 World
Dairy Expo are an antique tractor
pull, recognition awards banquets
and a chance to see the best dairy
cattle in North America.
Four cattle sales will be held
during the 1986 World Dairy Expo.
The sale line-up this fall starts off
with the World Premier Colored
Breed Sales on Wednesday af
ternoon at 5 p.m. with Ayrshire,
Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Jersey
and Milking Shorthorn selling.
American Breeders Service
“Americana” Sale will be held on
Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. and
will feature daughters of
prominent ABS bulls. The week’s
sales are rounded out with two
evening Holstein sales each
beginning at 7 p.m. The World
Premier Holstein Sale is scheduled
for Friday night and the Premier
“200” Sale is planned for Saturday
evening. The Premier “200” Sale
features animals and their off
spring from the top of the Holstein
Association’s CTPI list.
Scheduling for the 1986 World
Dairy Expo includes:
Sept. 30 World Dairy Expo
Recognition Awards Reception
and Banquet.
Oct. 1 National 4-H and In
tercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging
Contests, Midwest Regional Jersey
Show, Central National' Milking
Shorthorn and Guernsey Shows,
World Premier Colored Breed
Sales.
Oct. 2 Midwest Regional
Jersey Show, Central National
Milking Shorthorn, Brown Swiss
and Guernsey Shows, ABS
Americana Sale, Dairy Shrine
LANDISVILLE - Farmers
interested in learning more about
corn and soybeans would do well to
attend Penn State’s Crops Day on
Thursday at the university’s
Southeast Field Research Lab
near Landisville.
About 16 Penn State Extension
and USDA research specialists will
be on hand to review the lab’s
latest research results during the
morning and afternoon tours.
Topics to be discussed will include;
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Oct. 3 Central National Brown
Swiss and Holstein Shows,
Wisconsin-Style International
Buffet, World Premier Holstein
Sale.
Oct. 4 World Dairy Expo
Central National FFA Events,
Central National Holstein Show,
Premier 200 Sale.
Oct. 5 Central National Junior
Showmanship Contest, Central
National Ayrshire Show, Antique
Tractor Pull and the selection of
America’s Supreme Champion
•Corn diseases, insect control and
the interaction of fertility and
disease.
•A new technique for predicting
the nitrogen requirements of corn
at the three-leaf stage.
•Tillage and its interaction with
corn diseases, particularly gray
leafspot.
•Crownvetch as a living mulch for
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cover crops and nitrogen.
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Commercial exhibits remain
open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily,
while the Craft Forum’s hours are
scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There is no admission charge for
the show, but a parking fee is
required by the facility. Over
90,000 U.S. visitors and some 1,200
foreign guests are expected to
attend Expo in 1986. For further
information contact WORLD
DAIRY EXPO, 2135 Rimrock
Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53713,
or telephone 608/251-3976.
•New soybean herbicides available
for controlling broadleaf weeds in
soybeans.
•Control of deep-rooted perennial
weeds in no-till corn.
•Improving nitrogen fixation in
soybeans.
Tours will be conducted from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. free of charge, and
lunch will be available for a fee.
The lab is located on Auction Road,
two miles northwest of Landisville
in Lancaster County.