Therefore, it is with sadness that I post here news from the Great State of Wisconsin. This drought is getting S E R I O U S as you can read for yourself:
VIDEO REPORT: Drought Blamed for Cow Chip Shortage
Organizers say this year, there's a shortage of chips. But don't worry, they have a back up plan in place.
“Found you a few chips here!” said farmer Russel Ballweg. “Like here, this would be a really good throwing one,”
Ballweg helps organize the annual Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throwing Contest and Festival.
“Get the right grip on it and give it a wing!” Ballweg says as he hurls one across his lawn.
But the #1 problem this summer has to do with number 2.
“There is a little bit of a shortage because of the drought.
The extreme heat and dry conditions means cow chips are scarce.
“It's like putting it in an oven, it'll just cook it and it just shatters when it gets that dry,” said Ballweg.
“We're pretty picky about our cow chips,”
Ellen Paulson is the chairperson of the event.
“I think it's quirky!” she said.
She says every year, they collect about 1,000 chips for the festival.
“In July, the committee as a group go out and we go wandering the fields to go pick up cow chips,” she explained.
This year, they only collected about 500.
“We didn't find nearly as many as we usually do,” said Ballweg.
Organizers say they have a reserve stash of cow chips held over from last year's competition. They say those couple hundred cow chips will make up for this year's shortage.
“But we tend to always pick extra every year so even though we are short this year, we'll still have enough courtesy of the fact that we have some left over from last year,” said Paulson.
These chips are from last year.
“Keep 'em inside, where it's dry and they keep very well,”
After this year's event, organizers say there probably won't be any chips left over for next year.
“We are not going to have a carry over like we normally do,”
“If next year if we have the same weather problem then we are going to be in deep doo-doo as we say!” laughed Paulson.
The Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throwing Contest and Festival will be held next Friday and Saturday (Labor Day weekend) at Marion Park in Prairie du Sac.
This is the 38th annual event and admission is free.
For more info, check out their website at http://www.wiscowchip.com/
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I hope those of you within driving distance of this awesome event can get there with some Nectr info to help these competitors with their skills.
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