Providing timely resources and information to help Wisconsin crop producers and their agricultural consultants manage crops efficiently and profitably
Join us for an afternoon all about soils followed by food and farmer fellowship! August 7th at 2pm 9170 North Road, Fremont RSVP to Emily at 920-232-1957 by July 31st Topics will include: – Soil Pit: Soil explained with Jamie Patton – NOPP: Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program with Lindsey Rushford and Monica Schauer – Rainfall […]
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In response to today’s heavy downpours and flash flooding in and around NE WI, here is a LIST provided by Kevin Erb, UW Conservation Professional Training Program. The LIST does not endorse any particular business, but instead is meant to be used as a resource if you, your farm, or your agribusiness was severely impacted […]
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Hi All, First and foremost, a huge THANK YOU to our Outagamie Forage Council volunteers who have helped collect samples the past several weeks… it is a team effort to get this done each year. Kevin Naze, Dairyland Seed Company Kyle Much, Much Crop Consulting Tilth Agronomy – Jodie Weyland, Todd Schaumberg, Bill Schaumberg This group […]
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Predictive Equations for Alfalfa Quality (PEAQ) Stick/Alfalfa Scissors Clip Predictive Equations for Alfalfa Quality (PEAQ) Stick/Alfalfa Scissors Clip will be conducted by the Outagamie Forage Council again this year, the same way it always has, with the cooperation and support of many individuals. Samples will be collected on Monday and Thursday, when the crop reaches […]
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Wednesday, July 19th 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. LeMere Farms; 4140 Cty. Hwy. J; Abrams, WI 1.5 miles north of Hwy. 41 on Cty. J, or take Liegeois Road east from Hwy. 141 to J, turn north onto J and look for Parking signs. Featuring Dr. Shawn Conley, Winter Wheat and Soy Agronomist; Dr. Damon […]
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The Wisconsin Youth Tractor & Machinery Safety Certification Program is designed to meet requirements established by the US Department of Labor, pertaining to special provisions made for the employment of youth ages 14-15 on farms not operated by their parents. In addition, Wisconsin Act 455 provides specific provisions for tractor operation by 12-13 year olds. […]
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