Soybean Condition Significantly Higher
During the week ending July 27, insect pressure was reported on some corn fields. It continues to be difficult to make dry hay. Corn… Read More
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Don’t Graze Livestock Too Early
Don’t jump the gun in putting your cattle out on pasture. It could hurt your forage supply in the long run, according to Natural… Read More
Slow Start To Planting
Despite a warm weekend, cool and wet conditions earlier in the week kept equipment out of the fields throughout most of the state…. Read More
Thinking About Frost Seeding?
Frost seeding is broadcasting forage seed onto the ground surface while the ground is frozen in the spring. The repeated freezing and… Read More
NASS: 2023 Growing Season In Review
The National Agricultural Statistics Service reflects on the 2023 growing season. It began with below normal temperatures and Northern… Read More
Needed Moisture Slowed Fieldwork
All that rain last week slowed fieldwork across Wisconsin, according to the latest crop progress report from USDA’s National… Read More
Dry Weather Continues To Affect Crop Progress
Rain in Northern portions of the state helped relieve some drought conditions. However, most of the state remained dry, further worsening… Read More
More Dry Weather Erodes Crop Condition
Another week of dry weather coupled with above average temperatures contributed to further eroding of crop conditions. Wisconsin farmers… Read More
Rain Improved Crop & Pasture Conditions
In the past week, rain across most of Wisconsin improved crop and pasture conditions. Field reports from USDA’s National Agricultural… Read More
Many Counties Still Facing Drought
Scattered storms across the state helped improve the conditions of field crops, especially in the North. However, many counties received… Read More