July August Ag Newsletter
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COVID-19 Vaccination: Information for Wisconsin Farmers
Why get vaccinated? The COVID-19 pandemic has affected your families, your farm, and how you interact with customers. By getting vaccinated, you can stop the virus from spreading. The COVID-19 vaccine will help protect you from getting sick from the virus, so you can get crops in the fields, take care of your livestock, and […]
Read More...Wisconsin Emerging Crops Summer Webinar
Wisconsin Emerging Crops Summer Webinar Series Register Today At: https://go.wisc.edu/emergingcrops All Sessions Noon-1:00pm June 21 – Hemp Dr. Shelby Ellison July 5 – Hops Jerry Clark, Carl Duley July 15 – Currants Dr. Leslie Holland, Chris McGuire, Clare Hintz August 10 – Kernza Dr. Valentin Picasso August 24 – Hazelnuts Jason Fischbach Sept […]
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Read More...Summer Science Camp 2021
This years Summer Science Day Camp will be held on July 27-29, 2021! CAMP IS FULL – Any further applications we receive will be returned promptly. Our 1st grade through 5th grade Summer Science Day Camp is a three-day camp that we put on in summer! This camp is a hands-on day camp that is […]
Read More...Welcome Kaitlyn O’Connor the Jackson and Trempealeau County Horticulture Educator!
Kaitlyn O’Connor Starts her Position as Horticulture Educator Kaitlyn O’Connor started as the UW-Madison Division of Extension Horticulture Educator for Jackson and Trempealeau Counties. O’Connor started work on March 17, 2021. Her position is 50% time, and her primary office will be the Extension office in Black River Falls, but she will be providing horticulture […]
Read More...Crop Chat
Please join us for our free webinar March 18th @ 12:30 Topics discussed are: Nitrogen Rates, Crop Marketing, Crop Insurance and Planting Dates Please register at: https://uwmadison.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwsdu6gqj4vH9AeHUvzAkUpQjtVPxpBolKt
Read More...COVID-19 vaccine
On March 1, 2021, some food supply chain workers became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine: Agricultural production workers, such as farm owners and other farm employees. Critical workers who provide on-site support to multiple agricultural operations, such as livestock breeding and insemination providers, farm labor contractors, crop support providers, and livestock veterinarians. Food production workers, […]
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MARCH 4th @12:30pm Topic: Liming and Gypsum Crop Chat March 4th.pub
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