3 Easy Tips For A Perfect Lawn
It’s officially June and that means the smell of burgers on the grill and fresh cut grass will soon fill the air. For some, mowing… Read More
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Could Threaten States Population
With the growing threat of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is… Read More
Covid Upends Milk Price At The Farm
The Wisconsin all milk price for April 2020 was $14.00 per hundredweight (cwt) according to the latest USDA, National Agricultural… Read More
Do you have the skills for when each second counts? May is National Stop the Bleed Month
It may only take moments for an emergency to become a tragedy. As part of National Stop the Bleed Month in May, the Progressive Agriculture… Read More
Researcher outlines unique components of animal welfare from bored livestock to labor shortages
Before COVID-19 hit the United States and influenced nearly every aspect of agriculture, beef producers faced large challenges that… Read More
State Park Fees to be Waived June 6th & 7th
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is proud to host the 8th annual Wisconsin Free Fun Weekend. Park admission fees, fishing… Read More
Risk Management Agency Flexes Deadlines
USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA) is making further adjustments to assist producers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically,… Read More
Backlog of Animals Gets Smaller, But Still a Long Way to Go
June represents the beginning of summer for many. As May comes to a close, it’s appropriate to note two important distinctions about the… Read More
Pork Producers Continue to Struggle Mightily
COVID-related challenges have taken a severe financial and emotional toll on U.S. hog farmers, and rapid federal government assistance is… Read More
Landmark Services Cooperative Stays The Course With Interns
Landmark Services Cooperative (LSC) is excited to welcome eleven summer interns. The student interns started on Monday, May 27 and will… Read More