Everyone has their favorite fair memory- maybe it was the time they beat their older sibling in showmanship for the first time. Or, it could … [Read more...] about Author Asking For County Fair Memories and Photos For New Book
Before you even arrived at the intersection of 13th and 16th in Monroe, you could tell something big was happening. Almost every single … [Read more...] about 72nd Alice in Dairyland Winner Announced
Wisconsin produces a lot of cheese. In other news, you should avoid wearing meat-soaked clothes around Grizzly Bears.It's certainly no … [Read more...] about Wisconsin produced a record-breaking amount of cheese in 2018
A dairy herd at Maier Farms in Dane County is still under quarantine after the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer … [Read more...] about Tuberculosis Testing Continues At Wisconsin Farm
Since being discovered near Mount Horeb in 2002, Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD, has been a major issue for Wisconsin. The disease, found … [Read more...] about Senator Tammy Baldwin Takes Aim At Wisconsin’s Chronic Wasting Disease Problem
It's become increasingly rare to find a new car model that doesn't boast safety features such as a rear view camera or a blind spot sensor. … [Read more...] about Farm Equipment Lacks Safety Features Commonly Found in Most Cars
County fair season is right around the corner and Compeer Financial is showing its support for fairs by granting $57,000 to 19 different … [Read more...] about Free Money: Nearly $60,000 Granted to Wisconsin County Fairs by Compeer Financial
The parking lot was packed at Kopke's Greenhouse in Oregon, Wisconsin. "This ain't nothin," an employee laughingly remarked as a customer … [Read more...] about Local Greenhouse Gears Up For A Busy Mother’s Day Weekend
The Midwest Food Products Association (MWFPA) joined 66 agricultural organizations and business groups in urging Congress to ratify the … [Read more...] about Midwest Food Manufacturers, Ag Groups Urge Ratification of Trade Deal
There were 4.2 days suitable for fieldwork for the week ending May 19, 2019, according to the USDA’s NationalAgricultural Statistics … [Read more...] about Crop Conditions Improve Slightly As End of May Nears
The Red and White Dairy Cattle Association is pleased to announce the 2019 RWDCA Award Recipients.The Larry Moore Master Breeder Award … [Read more...] about 2019 Red and White Dairy Cattle Association Award Recipients Announced
Milk production in Wisconsin during April 2019 totaled 2.54 billion pounds, up less than 1 percent from the previous April, according to the … [Read more...] about WI Milk Production Holds Steady
Gas prices have been on the rise in anticipation of the summer travel season, and it is natural to wonder if you are getting your money's … [Read more...] about Look for the Blue DATCP Sticker Before you Top off the Tank
The Wisconsin Corn Growers Association applauds the Wisconsin Legislature on its passage of Senate Joint Resolution 33, confirming their … [Read more...] about WI Corn Growers Pleased with Passage of Resolution to Modernize Locks on Mississippi River
File cabinets are full of good ideas, discussions and plans that never had followup, but Darin Von Ruden said proposals discussed in a … [Read more...] about WFU leader says work continues on Dairy Together
The Gypsy Moth has been posing a serious threat in Wisconsin for nearly two decades. But, after a statewide effort to squash the Gypsy Moth, … [Read more...] about As Gypsy Moth Threat Fades, Emerald Ash Borer Threat Rises
The Eau Claire County Board is scheduled tonight to have its first reading of the county’s confined animal feeding operations ordinance, … [Read more...] about Eau Claire County Board to consider CAFO ordinance
WHAT: Gypsy moth aerial treatments by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection's Gypsy Moth Slow the … [Read more...] about DATCP Aerial Gypsy Moth Spraying Updates
The relationship between the producer and the consumer is more important than ever before. To put it simply, people want to know where their … [Read more...] about Farmers See Hosting Farm Tours As A Way To Bridge Gap Between Producer and Consumer
