On Oct. 25, Frank Mitloehner, a leading researcher in the realm of livestock sustainability, asked a packed auditorium on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s East Campus to picture three coffee cups — a ceramic cup, a Styrofoam cup and an insulated reusable mug.
On Oct. 25, Frank Mitloehner, a leading researcher in the realm of livestock sustainability, asked a packed auditorium on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s East Campus to picture three coffee cups a ceramic cup, a…
LINCOLN, Neb. American consumers often hear about the environmental impact of livestock production particularly beef. What’s often left out of the discussion is that American beef production ranks among the most sustainable in…
May 7, 2021
Delavan – There comes a time in life when we leave our loved ones behind and let the soul take us to the promise of life everlasting where pain and suffering are no more. Marian Lorraine Carlson made her journey away from family and friends on May 2, 2021. Marian was born on April 30, 1926 to John and Mary Quint in Winnebago. She was a graduate of Winnebago High School and married Virgil Dale Carlson on July 20, 1946 who preceded her in death in 1994. Marian and Virgil lived on their farm seven miles northeast of Delavan. Together they raised four sons, Gary Carlson and wife Mary, of Blue Earth, Chuck Carlson (deceased Feb. 12, 2021), Tom Carlson, of Fairmont and Kenn Carlson and spouse John Stofko, of Minneapolis. She had eight siblings three of which survive her today, Delores Osmundson, of Delavan, Larry Quint, of Monroe, Michigan and Roger Quint, of Vadnais Heights.