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Spring break is a time for letting go and having fun, and no traveler wants to worry about the risk of getting ripped off by identity … [Read more...] about Protect Your Information During Spring Break

On March 8, 2018 it was announced by Wisconsin State Veterinarian Dr. Paul McGraw, that a white-tailed deer from a breeding farm in … [Read more...] about CWD Positive Deer Found in Washington County

The largest cheese, butter, and yogurt competition in the world has selected its champion. Esquirrou, a hard sheep's milk cheese imported … [Read more...] about French Cheese Wins World Champion Cheese Title

The 7th Annual Nilsestuen Legacy Event at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls will address “Honesty and Integrity in a Career … Does It … [Read more...] about Honesty & Integrity In A Career – Does It Matter

It is with great sadness that Alltech announces the passing of its founder and president, Dr. Pearse Lyons. Lyons died on Thursday, March 8, … [Read more...] about Founder Pearse Lyons Dies

Waterfowl hunters and anyone else with an interest in Wisconsin’s fall waterfowl hunting season structure are encouraged to take a look at … [Read more...] about Looking For Hunter Feedback

Dairy farmers are experiencing lean times with some of the tightest profit margins they have experienced in decades. A series of free … [Read more...] about Grazing May Be A Smart Option

The World Dairy Expo Board of Directors, Commercial Exhibitor Committee and Dairy Cattle Exhibitor Committee conducted annual meetings on … [Read more...] about 7 Dairy Cattle Exhibitors Added

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), is now inviting Wisconsin dairy processors to apply for … [Read more...] about Dairy Processor Grants Available

Hard work and dedication have paid off for Livia Doyle, a fourth-grade teacher at Mineral Point Elementary School in Iowa County. Recently, … [Read more...] about Doyle Wins National Ag in the Classroom Award