Four Reasons August is Prime Time for a Late-Summer Garden Boost
Does your gardening season end in August? The month can actually be one of the busiest and most rewarding when you give your late-summer… Read More
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Crop Progress & Condition Update
For the week ending August 24, 2025, Wisconsin experienced 5.6 days suitable for fieldwork, allowing continued progress in harvest and crop… Read More
Conservation Council Hosts Soil Health Raffle Run
Join the Western Wisconsin Conservation Council & neighboring Farmer-Led Watershed Councils for the first of its kind Soil Health… Read More
Potato Planting Underway
Potato planting is now 13 percent finished, which is a day behind average. But according to Donald Maum, Alsum Farms & Produce… Read More
New Soil Health Lab In The Works
The Wisconsin Soil Health Lab is a partnership between University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and the United States Department of… Read More
Conservation Efforts Strong Across State
According to DATCP, soil and water conservation efforts are going strong across the state. The latest DATCP Bureau of Land and Water… Read More
Learn To Build Healthy Soil
Wisconsin Women in Conservation is hosting a Climate Smart Soil Solutions education and networking gathering at Kinstone in Fountain City… Read More
Farmers set to share cover crop success stories
Cover Crops are popping up all across the agricultural landscape. A big part of that is because of increased education and outreach, but… Read More
Farmers face soil compaction concerns
This year’s rough go for crop farmers could have lasting effects in the field. CJ Parker, crop production specialist with Case IH, said… Read More