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Steinbach Structure — Alternate View

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The Steinbachs are organic farmers and get a premium price for their milk and crops.

Date Created:
2004

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Date Created 2004

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Call Number 1011000269

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Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W0132B4
Legacy ID
WHi 81612

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Steinbach Structure

Steinbach Structure

2004

This very old structure is on the Art Steinbach farm at W1991 Zion Church Rd (Section 30). Art's son, Tom, is in the photo.

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Giese Barn — Alternate View

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The Gieses moved here in 1990. They currently milk 100 cows in a new, modern structure.

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Nickel Barn — Alternate View

Nickel Barn — Alternate View

2004

This barn on the Nickel farm was built in 1919 by Ed Radke. The Nickels are still milking 50 cows.

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Huettner Barn — Alternate View

Huettner Barn — Alternate View

2004

David Huettner and wife, Karen, milked the last cows in 1998.

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Pastorius Barn — Alternate View

Pastorius Barn — Alternate View

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Ellie and her husband, Ken Pastorius, have lived here since April 1984. Cows were last milked here in 1997.

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Beck Barn — Alternate View

Beck Barn — Alternate View

2004

Milan Beck purchased this property in 1973. Cows were milked here last in 1967.

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