Small-Scale Relationships Help Get People to Show Up
So have you ever been at a REALLY good field event – and literally no one is there? The struggle to motivate people to attend field… Read More
Wisconsin Couple Wins National Young Jersey Breeder Award
A shared love of dairy farming — and a growing appreciation for the Jersey cow — helps a Wisconsin couple win a national award…. Read More
New Study: Will Killing Wolves Protect Wisconsin Livestock?
A new study from researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison could add another layer to the state’s long-running debate over… Read More
Six Recognized by UW College of Ag & Life Sciences for Exceptional Service
Six visionary leaders will receive the highest honors from the University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agriculture and Life… Read More
Farm Favorites: 5 Stories To Know
The Mid-West Farm Report is dedicated to keeping you up to date on all things Wisconsin agriculture. Everyday, we bring you the latest news… Read More
Technology, Safety, and Soil Health Take Center Stage at Twilight Meeting
Farmers, conservation professionals, and community members gathered at Klondike Farms for the Yahara Pride Farms Twilight Meeting, an… Read More
Wisconsin’s First 2026 Case of Equine Encephalitis Confirmed
A 4-year-old mare in Portage County is Wisconsin’s first confirmed equine case of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) this year. In… Read More
DNR Campaign Emphasizes Safe ATV/UTV Riding
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds ATV/UTV riders that they will see more law enforcement officers Sept. 4-6 for the… Read More
Consumer Demand Is Influencing Milk Composition
Consumer thirst for high-protein products like sports shakes is forcing a drastic shift in U.S. milk production. CoBank economist Corey… Read More
UW-River Falls Humane Handling Institute Gives Livestock Handlers A Cow’s Eye View
To understand how to handle cattle safely and humanely, meat industry professionals are stepping into their hooves—virtually. In April,… Read More