Our work night at daughter Susan’s house last week proved to be a success. The majority of our church showed up to help with whatever needed t…
If you can’t find a booth or exhibit you’d like to stop at while visiting Eau Claire County Farm Technology Days this summer, you’re not looki…
I’ve always been a bit of a weather nerd, as longtime readers already know, but recently our wild weather ride ventured into the ridiculous category.
To say that the weather has been hot lately would be a gross understatement. To go within the span of one week from a 26-degree freeze to days…
The Wisconsin Association of County Agricultural Agents recently recognized several members during their annual awards and recognition program.
Check out WATA’s updated, user-friendly website as you plan your summer ag-ventures: wiagtourism.com.
Wisconsin Farm Technology Days is a unique farm show in the U.S. for a couple of reasons, according to Matt Glewen, the show’s general manager.
The Dairy Business Innovation Alliance is seeking to support dairy product manufacturers that want help developing an innovative idea or tackl…
It is 4:45 a.m. and my husband Joe just left for work. Sons Benjamin and Joseph left before that.
I stared straight up at the ceiling tiles of the examination room and tried desperately to take my mind off what was happening in my lower regions.
Wisconsin farmers can expect to receive additional money as a result of the latest federal stimulus plan, according to Gov. Tony Evers.
This month the U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced over $5 billion in investments: up to $1 billion aimed at addressing food insecuri…
Ducks! They are the comic relief team on the farm — always thrilled with fresh water, searching for slugs and bugs, cackling with each other a…
The Wisconsin FFA Foundation has announced seven recipients of the 2021 Chapter Grants, totaling $7,200. This long-thriving program continues …
Fourteen local food projects across Wisconsin have been selected to receive grants through the Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin program.
The gap between the death rates of rural and urban U.S. residents tripled over the past two decades as city-dwellers enjoyed robust health imp…
We have entered the month of June. Is it possible that 2021 is almost halfway through?
Native plants feeds insects, and insects in turn feed birds, fish and mammals, according to Lynn Markham, UW-Extension land use specialist bas…
Everything that is living must one day die. This is part of the law of nature — inevitable, inescapable. I know this to be true, even when I w…
DETROIT (AP) — The world’s largest meat processing company has resumed most production after a weekend cyberattack, but experts say the vulner…
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has released application instructions for the first round of Federal American Rescue Plan Act Broad…
TOWN OF NORWAY — “The whole vineyard was covered in frost, it was like something out of the movie ‘Frozen,’ “ said Cindee Henrichs, gesturing …
As a finale to May Beef Month celebrations, 185 individuals across the state laced up for the first virtual Burgers & Buns Fun Run to dona…
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection encourages companies to renew or join the Something Special from Wiscon…
Last night I finished planting the big garden. It has been really dry, but we had rain during the night. It was a much-needed rain. In the sma…