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Preserve it fresh, preserve it safe

The North Central Food Safety Extension Network (NCFSEN) began with representatives from several states in the North Central Region in 2016 during a meeting convened by Extension program leaders held in Chicago, IL. Since that time, the network has grown to include representatives from all 12 states in the region. Their website provides resource links […]

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Fall Soil Sampling

Fall soil sampling is a great way to see nutrient depletion from the growing season and plan for next year’s crop needs. Contact Anastasia Kurth with more questions. 608-477-3018. Email: anastasia.kurth@wisc.edu, or your local Extension office: Juneau 608-847-9329 / Sauk 608-355-3250 / Richland 608-647-6148 Learn how sampling time, technique, and more can affect the results […]

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Food For Fathers

Meet with Jace and other dads over Zoom for 4 sessions learning how to encourage healthy eating in children! See flyer for more details. 6-7 p.m. Thursdays this Fall. 10/31, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21. Register at bit.ly/3TvtQxV

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Dairy Farmers, we need your Feedback!

We want to hear your thoughts on the challenges and benefits of including pollinator-friendly management practices on your farm. Click here to access the survey: Pollinator-Friendly Management in Dairy Farms – Producer Survey

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Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program

This program is administered by DATCP and facilitated by University of Wisconsin. It provides grants to producers that will conduct on-farm nitrogen research trials in order to use nitrogen fertilizer more efficiently while reducing nitrogen leaching. There will be an application opening in October. See flyer for more details. Link to 2023 Project Snapshots On […]

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Online Gardening Programs – November 7, 18, 20

These programs are intended to help gardeners and plant lovers of all skill levels be more successful with growing and caring for plants in Wisconsin. This series is open to the public. Registration is required. All programs will be recorded and posted to our Online Programs Archive. Click here to watch previously recorded programs. Stay […]

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